Services
Regional Basin Studies
Probability Analysis
Probability analysis is the process of analyzing the information found in the initial analysis of the land. Regional geology, geophysical interpretations, and analogy to similar structures or traps are incorporated in the assessment of the risky potential of an exploration prospect. The risk-adjusted return is filtered, allowing for the prioritization of each prospect. Monte Carlo or other probability analysis techniques can be incorporated into our studies using commercial or proprietary software for reducing drilling risk and maturing the prospects.
Satellite HC Imaging
Data Collection Methodologies
Passive Seismic Technology
FAO collects multiple data sets to enable risk-adjusted assessments of potential prospects.
Passive Seismic technology, also known as Reservoir Hydrocarbon Detection (RHD), helps reduce drilling risk and promotes cost-effective drilling campaigns with very little impact on the surrounding environment. This technology also allows the mapping of oil boundaries with volume calculations of the prospective reservoir for multiple depths. Areas of interest can be targeted for assumed efficiency and further data acquisition in order to choose the most abundant source. RHD can identify barriers and boundaries within the prospects and oil fields by detecting potential sedimentary boundaries and sealing faults.
2D/3D Seismic, Gravity and Magnetic Surveys, and Geochemical Analysis
Falcon American Oil also utilizes Gravity and Magnetic Imaging. This technology uses advanced gravimeter tools for gravity field surveys. The data collected is used with 2D/3D seismic, passive seismic, and geochemistry maps. This technology allows us to identify the structural basin system and can detect potential hydrocarbon anomalies. FAO is capable of performing the acquisition, processing, and interpretation of all data as well as the integration of related technical information into final reports.