An earthquake swarm over the oilfields
Zoom to a producing basin and the map is dotted with quakes, clustered right where the wells and pipelines run.
The pattern
Seismic activity over production infrastructure is a direct integrity risk. The clustering shows which wells and which pipeline segments are taking the shaking, and how hard.
Signals fused
Seismic activityOffshore energy assetsPipeline networks
How the fusion works
Seismic events are overlaid on wells and pipeline geometry, and clustering over assets ranks the integrity risk automatically.
Seismicity over the wells, ranked by exposure.
Why it matters
A pipeline failure in a swarm is a production disruption and an environmental event at once. Mapping the overlap ranks the risk before something fails.
The play
Overlay the seismicity on the assets and see which segments sit in the heart of the swarm.
What you get
A ranked list of wells and segments taking the shaking.
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