November 2005 is the birth of Texas Allied Petroleum. The three investors managed to produce the necessary funds that will help them begin with their very first drilling operation located in North Loeher Ranch #1. This proved to be very successful as it led to the birth of seven well field developments which is still in operation and production until today. Nevertheless, Texas Allied Petroleum never tires in finding more up to date technology that can help them find more sites that will produce more barrels of oil for the utilization of different types of industries.

3D Seismic Technology

3D seismic is one of the most updated technologies used by Texas Allied Petroleum. It is a cost efficient alternative to the traditional drilling used which only leads to non-producing wells. It makes use of sound waves so geoscientists can determine the most probable location of the oil and gas reservoir of an area. These sound waves are captured by devices placed within the area and are placed in a graph for further evaluation of researchers.

Tap Energy is happy to embrace this kind of technology because it helps lessen unprofitable expenses which only bring unnecessary holes. Moreover, it provides optimized well locations that serve as a guide for the geologists who are exploring and evaluating these areas. They are processing different data with the aid of advanced computer algorithms which is capable of revealing the characteristics of defined reservoir rocks that hold precious hydrocarbons. 3D seismic technology has definitely made it all the more possible to commercially produce oil for the benefit of the world and is now opening new frontiers for gas and oil development even in areas which was believed to be too complex.

Texas Allied Petroleum and the future of 3D Seismic Images

3D seismic images are likened to a doctor’s ultrasound or MRI. It allows geologists to see the earth’s deep areas without having to dig a hold to it. It can even provide an accurate study of the earth exceeding 20,000 feet which is impossible to be accomplished if you will rely on drilling operations alone.

At present, Texas Allied Petroleum has approximately eighty oil and gas producing wells located in the states of Kansas, Texas, Louisiana, Wyoming and Oklahoma. They have also grown their revenues with a compounding rate of 100% each year. But they are still looking forward to higher and better years with the application of cutting edge technology like 3D seismic technology.