Ocean bottom node seismic company SAExploration has said it has completed the largest shallow water ocean-bottom marine project in the company’s history.
“Contracted to SAExploration by a major national oil company, the project, located in the Arabian Sea off the coast of India, utilized over 20 vessels, which included three ocean-bottom node deployment vessels and two seismic source vessels operating in dual source/simultaneous source mode,” SAExploration said on Wednesday.
According to SAExploration, a total of 5,400 ocean-bottom nodes and in excess of 1,300 kilometers of rope were deployed on the project to acquire approximately 1,200 square kilometers of full fold seismic data.
Jeff Hastings , Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, commented: “I am very proud of SAE’s project management and operational teams who performed extremely well on a very large and very complex project.
“Some of the challenges they faced included subsurface and surface infrastructure, such as 46 separate platforms, in addition to fisheries management and field-level SIMOPS.
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