STRYDE demonstrates new seismic imaging technology for CCUS at Field Research Station

Mike Popham, CEO of STRYDE, said: “As a business, we are committed to the rapid and collaborative development of exceptional and accessible high-definition seismic solutions. We believe that CCUS has a huge role in enabling the world to tackle global CO2 levels. Put simply, we are making high-density seismic acquisition accessible for CCUS developers, which will help drive the uptake of this crucial technology.” In this field test, STRYDE’s Nodes and Explor’s source are being trialled against alternative monitoring technologies, such as distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) and other geophone products, with the final dataset to be compared to a previous 3D survey that was undertaken using a conventional seismic layout with a buggy-mounted vibratory source.