Hi Old Geo
Back on 16 April a new poster "The Grove", who indicated that he was a retired petroleum geologist with 46 years industry experience, said the following:- "From my recall of public data, the Saturn fan does not seem to have seismic amplitudes as bright as with discoveries to the south and this may simply reflect more gassy charge and entrapment further south in the deeper part of the basin".
Could you provide any comments regarding the seismic amplitudes of the Saturn fan with any comparisons to public data?
Thanks gridder
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