The market where works would take place was unspecified, but the company indicated it was one where “seismic activity offshore is increasing… as a result of recent exploration success.”
A report from Upstream Online identified Namibia and Guyana as likely candidates, noting that PGS’s Ramform Titan was deployed to Namibia last year.
A Ramform Titan-class vessel is scheduled to commence mobilisation in June, with a forecast acquisition duration of up to 300 days, PGS said.
“The combination of the Ramform acquisition platform and our GeoStreamer technology is well suited for large-scale exploration surveys and positioned to deliver strong operational performance over extended time periods,” PGS president and CEO Rune Olav Pedersen said.
Photo of PGS’ Ramform Titan courtesy of PGS.
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