PGS tests fibre optic 4C seabed cable for permanent reservoir monitoring

Maas, Steve

doi:10.3997/1365-2397.25.1108.27464

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“…Furthermore, when a more reliable technology arises, capable of reading fibre strains at a very fast rate of the order of 10 kHz, the deployed cables can be utilized as geophones. In this case, considerable price reduction in acquiring 4D seismic data is anticipated (Maas & Buchan 2007).…”

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An offshore reservoir monitoring system based on fibre-optic distributed sensing of seabed strains

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Orozova‐Bekkevold

2020

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