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Slb — Schlumberger — Investor Presentation (March 2003)
26 slides from Slb's investor presentation, March 2003
Slide 1: StreetLOG Service: Mapping the underground
StreetLOG Service Mapping the underground StreetLOG March 03
Slide 2: StreetLOG, a division of Schlumberger
StreetLOG, a division of Schlumberger Ground Penetrating imaging Radar a joint development of: StreetLOG March 03
Slide 3: From oilfield exploration to civil engineering
StreetLOG From oilfield exploration to civil engineering •3D marine seismic •StreetLOG StreetLOG March 03
Slide 4: StreetLOG: From oilfield exploration to civil engineering
StreetLOG: From oilfield exploration to civil engineering Based on its oilfield expertise in oilfield exploration, Schlumberger introduces an innovative service to image the shallow underground. The system uses GPR radio waves instead of seismic and total station positioning instead of GPS. StreetLO
Slide 5: Example of data cube for oilfield exploration
Example of data cube for oilfield exploration 1 km 0 Sea level -2km Depth slice at 2 km below the subsurface Zoom of the depth slice Potential location of oilfield StreetLOG March 03
Slide 6: StreetLOG data cube for utility mapping
StreetLOG data cube for utility mapping Manhole 0 -30cm Buried railway tracks -50cm Buried utilities StreetLOG March 03
Slide 7: StreetLOG – GPiR technology: Performance and application
StreetLOG – GPiR technology Performance and application •Advantages of the imaging technology. •Technical specifications. StreetLOG March 03
Slide 8: Competitive advantages of 3D imaging
Competitive advantages of 3D imaging “2D” GPR Interpretation can be difficult Service line at 60 cm GPiR Straight forward interpretation StreetLOG March 03
Slide 9: GPiR data cube
GPiR data cube Data cube can be viewed by vertical cross-section (1) or by horizontal depth slice (2, 3). 1 - vertical cross-section. 1 utility 2 3 2 - horizontal depth slice at 65 cm. GPiR can detect any type of utility or buried structure, utility whatever their materials. StreetLOG 3 - horizontal
Slide 10: Tracking geometry
Tracking geometry Total station survey provides an accuracy of a few centimeters for underground mapping. Service line at 1,50m Total station tracks the CART and records its path. These data are used to create the data cube. StreetLOG March 03
Slide 11: What GPiR can do and cannot do
What GPiR can do and cannot do • Can do – Imaging the underground up to 1,5 – 3 meters, – Minimum detection range 2,5 to 10 cm, – Sensitive to any type of materials, – Accurate positioning of detection, – Average pf 5,000 sqm scanned per day. • Cannot do – Poor performance in conductive soil, – Not
Slide 12: StreetLOG field equipment: Data acquisition on site
StreetLOG field equipment Data acquisition on site •CART 200 MHz •CART 400 MHz StreetLOG March 03
Slide 13: Product sheets
Product sheets First CART CART JD-2002 200 MHz 400 MHz GPR frequency 200 MHz 2à3m 1,50 à 1,80 m Penetration 1.5 – 2.5 m 5 à 10 cm 2,5 à 5 cm Resolution 10 cm 2 km/h 2 km/h Speed 500 m/h 1,80 m 1,20 m 1,20 m Swath Width 240 cm Width 155 cm Width 155 cm Length 380 cm Length 330 cm Length 330 cm Dimens
Slide 14: CART 2002: New generation of field equipment
CART 2002: New generation of field equipment Integrated power supply of antennas Integrated marking system 4WD New Control Unit 2km/h acquisition Mutiple sets of antennas Anti-vibration laptop speed (200 – 400 MHz) support StreetLOG March 03
Slide 15: Imaging the underground: Two major applications
Imaging the underground Two majors applications •Utility location and mapping •Soil assessment StreetLOG March 03
Slide 16: Mapping utilities in cities
Mapping utilities in cities StreetLOG service support utility companies to update their maps and to optimise the design of new lines. StreetLOG deliverables consist of digital maps (CAD) that can be exported to virtually any type of GIS. StreetLOG March 03
Slide 17: CAD map generated from the GPiR data cube
Based on the GPiR data cube, a CAD map is generated. Processed data Image of the soil velocity contrast Interpretation Map of the underground (.dwg file) StreetLOG March 03
Slide 18: Example of standard deliverables
Example of standard deliverables StreetLOG March 03
Slide 19: Soil assessment
Soil assessment Acquiring, selling or constructing assets are critical operations requiring maximum knowledge about the soil content. In particular, industrial sites with long history have to be assessed carefuly to avoid environmental hazards. StreetLOG maps are providing key information by locatin
Slide 20: Future location of a school in Paris
Future location of a school in Paris StreetLOG March 03
Slide 21: Future location of a school in Paris
Future location of a school in Paris Change in the soil velocity. Interesting zone to place coring. StreetLOG March 03
Slide 22: StreetLOG Service: Process and deployment
StreetLOG Service Process and deployment •Service deployment •Large scale detection StreetLOG March 03
Slide 23: Service deployment
Service deployment Step 1: Soil survey • Visit of the site of interest and evaluation of the soil suitability for GPiR imaging. Step 2: Field acquisition • 2 to 3 field operators, • An average 5,000 sqm scanned per day. Step 3: Data process and interpretation • StreetLOG maps available 1 or 2 weeks
Slide 24: Large scale utility mapping
Large scale utility mapping StreetLOG is highly efficient for large scale utility mapping. StreetLOG March 03
Slide 25: StreetLOG supply
StreetLOG supply StreetLOG is a service, • The Job will be quoted on the following basis will depend on: - square meter number, - work days, - acquisition conditions . Are optional : • nigth week-end team work, • detailed interpretation and specific element localisation (valves, etc.), •3D images in
Slide 26: For more information: streetlog@slb.com
For more information : • Contact us: streetlog@slb.com Schlumberger – StreetLOG France United Kingdom USA Phone : +33 1 46 00 61 28 Phone : +44 1293 55 6978 Phone : +1 610 908 6910 Fax : +33 1 46 00 66 10 Fax : +44 1293 55 6978 Fax : +1 610 491 9810 StreetLOG March 03