LFS or Low Frequency Seismic is most commonly used as a DHI (Direct Hydrocarbon Indicator) geophysical methodology. It is a proven and robust means of identifying the spatial and volumetric characteristics of hydrocarbon or CO2 deposits in the subsurface. LFS has already been applied extensively to different geological and geographical situations, wherein the success ratio in solving tasks of hydrocarbon prospecting and exploration is over 85%.
To date over 126 projects are completed with a total researched area of 1133.5 sq. km. Notably, in 95 wells utilising the LFS method, 81 wells confirmed the anticipated forecast with 28 wells producing commercial hydrocarbons from the carbonate reservoirs, and 35 wells producing from terrigenous reservoirs. Will be interested to see the Maps given to Buru of potential well drill sites.
For those interested in the technicals of LHS.
LFS or Low Frequency Seismic is most commonly used as a DHI...
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