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Home›Fossil Energy›Australia: MEO Wraps Up Floyd 3D Seismic
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February 28, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Australia: MEO Wraps Up Floyd 3D Seismic

MEO Australia Limited advises that the S/R Veritas Viking II completed acquisition of the Floyd 3D seismic survey in WA-454-P in the Joseph Bonaparte Gulf region of the Timor Sea (Petrel sub-basin) at 16:31 (WST) on 27 th February 2012. A total of 601 km 2 of full fold data was recorded. The survey

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MEO Australia Limited advises that the S/R Veritas Viking II completed acquisition of the Floyd 3D seismic survey in WA-454-P in the Joseph Bonaparte Gulf region of the Timor Sea (Petrel sub-basin) at 16:31 (WST) on 27 th February 2012.

A total of 601 km 2 of full fold data was recorded. The survey will now be processed and is expected to be available for interpretation in late 2Q-2012.

MEO’s CEO and MD Jürgen Hendrich , commented on the announcement: “The conclusion of this survey brings to a close the most significant investment in 3D seismic in MEO’s history. We have held this permit for barely 8 months and our initial assessment provided sufficient encouragement to accelerate an investment in the Floyd 3D seismic survey. This survey covers the Marina gas and liquids discovery, the nearby Breakwater prospect and two additional leads. The acquisition, rocessing and interpretation of modern, high quality, 3D seismic data is a key demonstration of MEO’s strategy to add technical value ahead of seeking a partner to fund drilling.

When the final processed data arrives in house late next quarter, we will refine our volumetric assessment of the Marina gas and liquids discovery and mature the Breakwater prospect to drillable status. This work is a pre-requisite to attracting a funding partner.”

[mappress] Source: Meo Australia, February 28, 2012

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