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Buru Energy sees significant data quality lift with Rafael 3D seismic survey

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Buru Energy Ltd (ASX:BRU, OTC:BRNGF) reveals that fast-tracked processing of the Rafael 3D seismic survey has delivered a significant data quality uplift from the vintage 2D seismic survey and reconfirmed the potential of the significant Rafael conventional gas and condensate resource.

The fast-track processing of the Rafael 3D seismic survey was undertaken by RealTime Seismic (RTS) in Australia and in France.

Early interpretation insights from the wider 3D data set outside the Rafael structure also showed encouraging prospectivity including areas that were not apparent on the vintage data. These areas include both potential for backfill opportunities for Rafael and new play types.

Buru says that the uplift in data quality seen on the fast-track processed volumes to date provides confidence that a more detailed stratigraphic interpretation of the Rafael reservoir will be possible. This will assist in appraisal well location planning and quantification of the reservoir geometry.

A second seismic processing contractor, Earth Signal Processing Ltd in Canada has been processing the Rafael 3D seismic data in parallel with the fast-tracked processing effort.

This processing is applying more detailed and sophisticated techniques, including Post Stack Depth Migration (PSDM) volume, that are more time and resource-intensive than the fast-track processing, providing more definitive depth modelling of the structural form of the Rafael accumulation.

Specialist carbonate reservoir analysts Cambridge Carbonates has been contracted to further assist Buru in this reservoir analysis, by reviewing the data and providing insights from experience with similar reservoirs.

Once the PSDM seismic volume has been received and any insights provided by Cambridge Carbonates have been incorporated, a full review of the potential resources of the Rafael accumulation will be completed.

Read the full article over on Proactive Investors