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Much bigger gas discovery seen offshore East Timor

After using modern techniques to reprocess old seismic data from Shell's 1998 Chuditch gas discovery offshore East Timor, the current operator Baron Oil, is expecting a much bigger gas field than previously anticipated. Crucially, the London-listed explorer is now gearing up to drill an exciting appraisal well, subject to financing, in a neighborhood that recently attracted Italy's Eni.

 Peace mural painted on a wall in Dili, by Damon Evans

Peace mural painted on a wall in Dili, by Damon Evans

Baron Oil has successfully reprocessed 1270 square kilometres (kms) of old 3D seismic to PSDM and applied full wave inversion techniques (FWI) and modern algorithms, as well as various approaches to maximise...

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