PXGEO awarded 3D OBN project in Brazil

Jun 23, 2023
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PXGEO has secured a contract with Petrobras for a 3D ocean bottom node (OBN) survey in the Campos Basin, Brazil. The survey is to be acquired in water depths of 2,300m with a duration of approximately 10 months.

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Tony Bowman, CEO tony.bowman@pxgeo.com

Hans-Peter Burlid, CFO hp@pxgeo.com

PXGEO is an innovative marine geophysical service provider combining the strengths of ocean bottom and towed streamer seismic data acquisition techniques to deliver seamless subsurface imaging for a sustainable future.

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