The Buscador Shallow-Water 2D Seismic Survey comprises approximately 11,100 line kilometers, providing a remarkable enhancement in data quality, revealing untapped exploration potential within the globally recognised prospective Mexican near-shore area. The survey is designed to tie key wells to create a comprehensive tectonic landscape to carry out thorough basin modelling and seismic stratigraphic analysis of this promising area. A vast array of salt pillows and diapirs populate the subsurface of the Gulf of Mexico (GOM), highlighting the need for state-of-the-art processing sequences to attain precise seismic imaging.

The Buscador Survey covers both proven mature and semi-mature regions and ventures into previously unexplored areas with limited or no prior drilling activity. Paying meticulous consideration to precise well ties ensures an accurate, cost-effective dataset, equipping explorers to formulate regional interpretations. Furthermore, for this survey, both gravity and magnetic data have been collected and processed, fortifying the dataset.