65th EAGE Conference &Amp; Exhibition 2003
DOI: 10.3997/2214-4609-pdb.6.f45
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Permanently Installed Fiber Optic Multi-Station 3-C In-Well Seismic Trial at Izaute Field

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“…This kind of seismic acquisition allows for full freedom in azimuth and offsets, giving a high-fold multi-and wide-azimuth dataset ready for processing and interpretation. In-well fibre optic sensors for measuring flow rates, pressures, temperatures and for VSP applications have previously been developed and tested (Bostick et al, 2003, Keul et al, 2005and Hornby et al, 2007.The low power loss and large bandwidth of optical fibres enable extremely high data transmission rate over long lead-in cables and is certainly an advantage when the field is operated from sub-sea installations and the platform may be several kilometers away from the producing wells. Reliability over time is possibly the most important feature in order to keep the total cost over the years of operation as low as possible.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This kind of seismic acquisition allows for full freedom in azimuth and offsets, giving a high-fold multi-and wide-azimuth dataset ready for processing and interpretation. In-well fibre optic sensors for measuring flow rates, pressures, temperatures and for VSP applications have previously been developed and tested (Bostick et al, 2003, Keul et al, 2005and Hornby et al, 2007.The low power loss and large bandwidth of optical fibres enable extremely high data transmission rate over long lead-in cables and is certainly an advantage when the field is operated from sub-sea installations and the platform may be several kilometers away from the producing wells. Reliability over time is possibly the most important feature in order to keep the total cost over the years of operation as low as possible.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%