TGS、CGG 和 PGS 于 12 月 15 日宣布建立开创性的战略合作伙伴关系，地震三人组表示将提供一个共享的生态系统，可直接访问其地下多客户端数据库。

这一基于云的独立生态系统将提供单一搜索点来访问所有三个公司的多客户端数据，并允许客户在一个地方以交互方式查找、可视化和下载其地下资产和权利。

TGS 首席执行官克里斯蒂安·约翰森 (Kristian Johansen) 在一份评论该合作伙伴关系的声明中表示：“通过开发这种独一无二的供应商协作生态系统（可从用户桌面访问），积极支持我们客户的数字化转型计划，对于现代地下工作流程及其他未来发展的基础至关重要。”

Beta 版本预计于 2021 年第一季度发布，使拥有数据的客户能够审查技术并提供反馈，并让其他商业数据供应商有机会评估加入协作方法的潜力。

CGG 首席执行官 Sophie Zurquiyah 在一份声明中补充道：“该行业历来缺乏一个生态系统，能够提供供应商中立的单点访问该行业的商业数据。” “这个新的生态系统与平台无关，这将使客户能够随时随地访问多客户端地震和地质数据。”

该生态系统预计将于 2021 年下半年全面启动。TGS、CGG 和 PGS 打算在未来扩大该项目的范围，以包括更多功能、供应商和数据类型。

PGS 总裁兼首席执行官 Rune Olav Pedersen 表示：“这种合作伙伴关系展示了当您将协作方法与数据的力量和广度以及改善客户体验的愿景相结合时的可能性。将与云无关的直接访问结合到一个地方，可确保提高效率、可用性并缩短交付时间，从而提高全球客户体验的标准。”

TGS, CGG and PGS announced a pioneering strategic partnership on Dec. 15 that the seismic trio said will offer a shared ecosystem providing direct access to their subsurface multiclient data libraries.

The independent, cloud-based ecosystem will offer a single search point to access all three companies’ multiclient data and allow customers to interactively find, visualize and download their subsurface assets and entitlements all in one place.

In a statement commenting on the partnership, TGS CEO Kristian Johansen said: “Proactively supporting our clients’ digital transformation initiatives through the development of this one-of-a-kind vendor collaborative ecosystem, accessible from the users’ desktop, is essential to the foundation for any future development of modern subsurface workflows and beyond.”

A beta version is targeted for release in first-quarter 2021, enabling clients who own data to review the technology and provide feedback, as well as giving other commercial data suppliers the opportunity to evaluate the potential of joining the collaborative approach.

“The industry historically lacked an ecosystem that provided a vendor neutral single point of access to the industry’s commercial data,” Sophie Zurquiyah, CEO at CGG, added in a statement. “This new ecosystem is platform agnostic, which will enable clients to access multiclient seismic and geologic data, when and where they need it.”

A full launch of the ecosystem is expected in the second half of 2021. TGS, CGG, and PGS intend to expand the scope of the project in the future to include additional features, vendors and data types.

Rune Olav Pedersen, president and CEO at PGS, said: “This partnership shows the possibilities when you combine a collaborative approach with the power and breadth of data and the vision to improve customer experience. Combining cloud agnostic direct access to three of the largest multiclient data libraries in one place ensures enhanced efficiency, usability and reduced lead times, raising the bar on customer experience globally.”