Invictus to start seismic campaign in Zimbabwe in July
Jun 25, 2021 5:20:am
Summary The Australian explorer intends to conduct, process, and interpret a minimum of 400 line km of 2D seismic in order to refine the Muzarabani-1 drilling location.
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Invictus to start seismic campaign in Zimbabwe in July
Sydney-listed Invictus Energy on June 25 said 2D seismic campaign in Cabora Bassa basin in Zimbabwe will begin in July. The seismic acquisition contract was awarded to Canada’s Polaris Natural Resources in April.
“Polaris has received work permits for their expatriate staff and has begun mobilising personnel to Zimbabwe to commence the 2D seismic campaign and are due to arrive in the next few days,” Invictus said.
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EDPA with the Republic of Zimbabwe, has awarded Polaris Natural Resources, Canada’s longest standing seismic company, a contract to provide acquisition services for its first 2D seismic program in the Cabora Bassa Basin.
Polaris has conducted over 1,000 seismic projects since 1996 and introduced the first ‘low impact seismic crew’ into Africa in 2008. Polaris has conducted over 15 projects in East Africa and has been well accepted in all communities where they have operated. Polaris will also deploy the world’s newest and smallest wireless recording nodes and receivers.
Bill Mooney, CEO, Polaris: Polaris is very pleased to support Invictus on this world class project. The combination of technologies being employed represent not only the lightest seismic footprint possible, but also allows for very fast and high resolution data acquisition.