CCUS is important to the future of new energy, exploring for and evaluating potential reservoirs uses data we already know and understand (wells, seismic, VSP, microseismic) as we evaluate deep saline reservoirs. Monitoring these reservoirs is expected to generate PB’s of new data; fibre optics (DAS data) to measure strain, acoustics, temperature as well as InSAR data and soil gas monitoring. Data strategy will be critical as we move into long life cycle, data intensive monitoring.
In this webinar, Sue Carr, Solutions Manager, Subsurface Consultant for Katalyst Data Management, will discuss what is driving the interest in carbon capture, the lifecycle of a carbon capture project, and how Katalyst is uniquely qualified to help with your carbon capture data management requirements.
