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EPSRC project data: DiSECCS - Seismic analysis datasets from Sleipner

This dataset contains grids (in spreadsheet form) of interpreted parameters from 3D time-lapse seismics (temporal and constructed depth thicknesses) at the Sleipner CO2 storage operation in the North Sea, and a synthetic seismic model of a CO2 wedge, published by the British Geological Survey.

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Key facts

InstitutionBritish Geological Survey (BGS)
CoverageSleipner CO2 storage operation, North Sea
Time span1994 (baseline), 1999, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010 (time-lapse surveys); dataset created February 26, 2020, updated July 16, 2026
Scale1 file (resource locator)
LicenseLicense pending verification
AccessVia resource locator on data.gov.uk page

Contents & fields

The dataset comprises two parts: 1) Grids (in spreadsheet form) of interpreted parameters from 3D time-lapse seismics (temporal and constructed depth thicknesses) at the Sleipner CO2 storage operation in the North Sea; 2) A synthetic seismic model of a CO2 wedge to examine the relationship between wedge true thickness and temporal thicknesses. No field-level description is publicly available on the source page.

Research uses

This dataset can be used for CO2 storage monitoring, time-lapse seismic interpretation methodology, and modeling the relationship between CO2 layer thickness and seismic response.

This card was drafted from the source page; institution, coverage, time span, scale, fields and license are subject to the official page (pending human review).

Keywords

SleipnerCO2 storagetime-lapse seismicseismic interpretationNorth SeaDiSECCS

Access & license

License: License pending verification | Free to access

Why this is hard to get on your own

When obtaining time-lapse seismic interpretation data for CO2 storage, publicly available gridded parameters and synthetic seismic models are often lacking.

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