without a doubt they can help improve but how costly it would be to implement the realities in 3d in countries like Venezuela where resources are limited, I believe that the collectivity and an entire industry associated with this technology would have to be improved, not to mention the training of personnel
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Hello @trabajosdeliglo.
In reference to the cost, that depends because the cost of this technology can be compensated even with profits to be able to guess that an area has oil, by means of the conventional methods in the interpretation of seismic data there are times that you decide to drill in an exploration zone that ends up not having oil, these are economic losses that are caused and that can be minimized with the use of this technology.
Regarding the use that can be given here in Venezuela it is still very premature since there are challenges that would be ahead of the use of this technology.
The training is the least of it, since once the technology is available it assures you that the assimilation of its application is easy.
Greetings friend and thank you for commenting.