Following the success of the Grand Santos Reprocessing project Fugro Multi Client Services and GAIA are proud to announce the second of our Brazilian reprocessing projects, Grand Campos Basin Reprocessing, which consists of 17,885 kms of post-stack reprocessed seismic data.

The project covers the Campos basin including the deepwater parts and provides an approximate 20 x 20 km grid focusing on remaining open acreage with a number of well ties to fields and exploration wells.

The Campos basin contains 80% of the discovered oil in Brazil. The intermediate compartment between 100 – 1500 metres has been explored to a relatively mature stage while the shallow water and the proximal compartment down to 3500 metres remains rather unexplored. Good remaining exploration potential exists in the shallow water rift phase (lower Albian sandstones and carbonates) and in the deepwater (Upper Cretaceous and Lower Eocene turbidite sandstones). Proven reserves exceed 15 billion barrels in this basin and there is good reason to believe that a significant amount is yet to be found.

For any further information, please contact Rachel Masters.