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Barents Sea joint seismic draws criticism

A RECENT decision by Norwegian giant Statoil to enlist the help of 17 companies to conduct a 3D seismic acquisition of the southeast Barents Sea has drawn cautious criticism from International Association of Geophysical Contractors president Chip Gill.

Gill said that while he applauded any effort to minimise conflict with fishing interests, the plan undermined the multi-client business model that allows geophysical companies to take a slice of the pie....

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