Combining BroadSeis 3D HD-WAZ data in a reservoir-driven processing approach for field development

The advent and integration of new technologies in seismic acquisition, processing and reservoir characterization are allowing for a better understanding of the geologic processes playing a part in the creation of hydrocarbon reservoirs in the subsurface. Extended seismic bandwidths provided by broadband acquisitions (BroadSeis), improved illumination from wide-azimuth (WAZ) configurations and high spatial resolution made possible by dense acquisition techniques are all new technologies producing visually compelling imaging and reservoir results. In addition, application of the latest reservoir characterization tools and workflows on these data are bringing greater insight into the inner workings of petroleum reservoirs.