STRYDE 的地震传感器技术将用于尼日利亚地球科学解决方案提供商 ATO Geophysical Ltd 即将进行的 3D 地震勘测，作为该地区陆上石油和天然气勘探项目的一部分。

地震勘探将于 2023 年第二季度开始，这将是 STRYDE Nimble 系统在该国的首次商业部署。

STRYDE 是世界上最小、最轻的地震节点的创造者，它将帮助 ATO 为当地石油和天然气运营商提供高密度地震数据，用于尼日利亚草原和沼泽地新储层位置的勘探。

直到最近，该地区通常依赖笨重、昂贵且复杂的有线地震检波器接收器系统来获取地震数据。传统上，这会导致极高的资本支出和运营支出成本、更多的 HSE 风险、更长的技术停机时间以及地震采集计划的低效率。

随着 STRYDE 微型传感器等无电缆接收器技术的引入，地球物理提供商和运营商现在可以更高效地获取高质量数据，并且成本、风险和环境足迹更低。

其节点管理解决方案“imble System”的供应将允许 ATO 每天轮换多达 2160 个节点，从而进一步提高调查效率。这是因为系统能够在 4 小时内同时从 360 个节点充电和收集数据。

该系统还配备了 STRYDE 软件，可实现高效的地震勘测现场操作、数据采集和质量保证，使 ATO 能够比以往更快地生成可供处理的地震数据。

STRYDE 业务开发主管 Sam Moharir 评论道：“ATO Geophysical Ltd 必须获得具有成本效益的技术，这些技术还可以克服与其作业所在地形相关的挑战。传统上，有线系统在偏远、大型和复杂的地形中部署更具物理挑战性，STRYDE 节点提供了一种更高效、更实用的解决方案，通过消除限制性和笨重的有线检波器来提高地震勘探效率。”

ATO Geophysical Ltd 董事总经理 Thomas Ajewole 表示：“作为尼日利亚领先的地震数据采集专家，我们期待与 STRYDE 合作开展我们的第一个项目，并通过为我们的客户提供更高效的方式来利用其技术的优势。以及具有成本效益的陆上地震数据采集解决方案。”

“随着我们继续支持该地区新石油和天然气项目的勘探，STRYDE 节点提供了一个令人兴奋的机会来获取地下成像所需的高分辨率地震数据，并为我们的客户确定新的油藏开发机会。”

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STRYDE’s seismic sensor technology will be utilised on an upcoming 3D seismic survey conducted by Nigerian geoscience solutions provider, ATO Geophysical Ltd as part of an onshore oil and gas exploration project in the region.

The seismic survey is due to begin in 2Q23 and will be the first commercial deployment of STRYDE’s Nimble System in the country.

STRYDE, who are the creators of the world’s smallest and lightest seismic node, will enable ATO to deliver high-density seismic data for the exploration of new reservoir locations in the grasslands and marshlands of Nigeria, for a local oil and gas operator.

Until recently, the region has typically relied on bulky, expensive, and complex cabled geophone receiver systems to acquire seismic data. This traditionally incurs significantly high CAPEX and OPEX costs, more exposure to HSE risk, higher technical downtime, and inefficiencies in the seismic acquisition programme.

With the introduction of cable-less receiver technology like STRYDE’s miniature sensor, geophysical providers and operators can now acquire high-quality data much more efficiently and with less cost, risk, and environmental footprint.

The supply of its node management solution, the ‘Nimble System’, will enable further efficiencies on the survey to be unlocked by allowing ATO to rotate up to 2160 nodes per day. This is enabled by the system’s capability to simultaneously charge and harvest data from 360 nodes in under 4 hr.

This system is also equipped with STRYDE’s software for efficient seismic survey field operations, data harvesting, and quality assurance, allowing ATO to produce processing-ready seismic data faster than ever before.

Sam Moharir, Head of Business Development, STRYDE, commented: “It was imperative for ATO Geophysical Ltd to have access to cost-effective technology that could also overcome challenges associated with the terrain they were due to operate in. With cabled systems traditionally being more physically challenging to deploy in remote, large, and complex terrain, STRYDE Nodes offer a more efficient and practical solution for improving seismic survey efficiencies through the elimination of restrictive and heavy cabled geophones.”

Thomas Ajewole, Managing Director of ATO Geophysical Ltd, said: “As a leading seismic data acquisition expert in Nigeria, we look forward to partnering on our first project with STRYDE and capitalising on the benefits of its technology by providing our customers with a more efficient and cost-effective solution to onshore seismic data acquisition.”

“As we continue to support the exploration of new oil and gas projects in the region, STRYDE Nodes present an exciting opportunity to acquire high-resolution seismic data required to image the subsurface and pinpoint new reservoir development opportunities for our customers.”

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