On April 8th, we welcomed representatives from Petrobras for a comprehensive meeting dedicated to evaluating the advancement of our ongoing research projects. The core of our discussions revolved around the progress achieved in two significant research projects being developed at HPG Lab. For the first project, entitle “Seismic dataset regularization and diffraction separation in finite offset domain for OBN acquisitions” we presented encouraging partial results in 3D synthetic seismic datasets. Similarly, for the second project, entitle “Modeling seismic diffraction events using Finite Elements Method“, recently started, we showed our first steps and plans for the coming months.
Following the presentations, we engaged in in-depth strategic discussions for each project, meticulously examining the development pathways and potential challenges ahead. This collaborative approach ensured that the expertise and insights from both HPG Lab and Petrobras were integrated into refining our research strategies. Consequently, we successfully aligned on the crucial next steps for our joint work, establishing clear objectives and timelines for the upcoming phases of both projects. This productive interaction not only reinforces the strong mutual commitment to driving innovation but also highlights our shared dedication to the practical application of cutting-edge technical solutions aimed at effectively addressing the complex challenges within the oil and gas industry.
From left to right: João R. D. do Sacramento, Luite R. Oliveira, Analena M.C. de Oliveira , Evaldo C. Mundim, Josimar, Tiago A. Coimbra, Jorge H. Faccipieri Jr., Alexandre W. Camargo, Tainá Souza, Rodrigo Bloot, Selma S. Sacramento, Dany R. Serrano e Nicholas T. Okita.
