senegal and csem, page-11

Look its quite simple. FAR and Hunt did a 3D. Shell did a CSEM. Both are then compared together. The cross sections formed by dragging and EM across various paths within the area. Those crossections are then superimposed onto the 3D. In simple terms, the potential leads on the 3D show up in red. The csem lines will be red where there is high resitivity. When placed on top of the 3D, two red = potential hydrocarbons.

Im not here to waste my time anymore with theories on why FAR flopped. All of you should just sit tight and wait till September. There is hydrocarbons there, that shelf is full of them. ME wanted the big money so he went for the deepsea play. Im pretty confident that if he went to the shallows he would have found himself some nice gas reserves by now. You merely have to watch the fly through to understand this. Interesting month ahead.

Anyone of you work at the airport? Find out when flights are leaving to Senegal this month, then we will know when the when the conference is on.