Subsurface Capture & Monitoring

Your partner in carbon capture & monitoring technologies

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Sterling offers a full range of capture and monitoring services, tailored to support specific needs from start to finish. Whether managing Class II or Class VI projects, we stand out by offering complete geophysical imaging solutions—from initial surface processing to 4D time-lapse monitoring over several years.

Full Project Support

Sterling offers continuous support, ensuring that every phase is executed with precision and efficiency. We work closely with outside vendors and stakeholders, coordinating weekly meetings during acquisition to align efforts and optimize outcomes.

Land Acquisition Design & Support

Effective land acquisition is crucial for successful carbon capture projects. Sterling supports land acquisition design and provides hands-on assistance during seismic shooting. We offer guidance on shaking parameters, the number of sweeps, and frequency (Hz) to ensure optimal data collection. Looking ahead, our support also includes future 4D time-lapse monitoring, preparing you for ongoing assessments and adjustments.

Capture & Monitoring Services

Sterling provides a wide range of services designed to support every aspect of your project and ensure the successful implementation of carbon capture & monitoring strategies.
Permitting Support
Acquisition Design & Support
Surface Processing & Reprocessing
VSP Design Support & Processing
Time Lapse Processing (4D)for Surface & Borehole

4D Time Lapse

4D VSP: Five Repeat Surveys

Shows reflectivity changes due to Co2 Injection. Blue boxes outline the approximate injection depth and obvious changes.

Time Lapse Amplitude Anomalies and Co2 Injection Volumes after 21 months of injection.

After 21 months the anomalies begin to grow. In many cases, these anomalies fit with the injection volumes, but there are also other areas where significant anomalies occur with little nearby injection. This is expected, given the complexity of these reservoirs. CO2 movement is not only a function of injection volumes but also of production rates and accompanying water injection.