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BACK

In areas of complex structure, several alternative interpretations may be possible. But how do you decide which model is most realistic? We use a unique combination of modelling techniques to address this:

  • plate tectonic reconstruction using Atlas
  • flexural backstripping using Flex
  • forward modelling using Stretch
  • and section restoration using Geosec

When used in conjunction, these methods produce realistic, internally consistent results that can provide insight into key issues such as:

  • fault kinematics, geometries & timing of movement
  • structural styles at regional, block or smaller scale
  • location of source and reservoir rocks, stratigraphy in untested prospects or field extensions
  • modelling of rift basins, thrust and fold belts and strike slip faulting
  • timing of basin subsidence and uplift in relation to hydrocarbon generation and migration
  • stretching and heat flow estimates for maturity modelling.

You'll find examples of this type of work on our Experience page.

Reducing risk is our business