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MESA SimSurvey is a new MESA module that provides reliable time and cost analysis functionality to the marine survey design and planning workflow.
Customized services for optimizing marine seismic operations.
Sercel’s QuietSeis® OBN node portfolio meets the needs of E&P companies and service providers who require efficient and environmentally friendly subsurface imaging solutions to obtain high-quality data for a variety of surveys ranging from shallow water to depths of up to 6000 m.
MetaBlue assists E&P companies and service providers in reducing project turnaround times by seamlessly connecting every phase of a marine seismic project. It is a game-changing solution that facilitates the involvement of all project stakeholders right from the beginning, leading to enhanced efficiency in offshore survey planning and management, the delivery of high-quality data, and improved operational performance.
WiNG is a fully integrated nodal land acquisition system designed with a single data collection platform to manage operations more easily and efficiently.
TPS™ (Tuned Pulsed Source) is a new marine seismic source that provides geophysical clarity by improving low frequency content
while also supporting important environmental benefits
Only about half of the seismic crews worldwide are equipped with vibrators, but these crews produce more than three quarters of the seismic records...
Setting the industry standard for nearly 20 years and with more than 20 licenses globally, theGator seabed navigation,
S-lynks is a complete solution for continuous infrastructure monitoring including bridges, dams, stadiums, tunnels, etc.
Land seismic data acquisition can turn out to be a real challenge when it comes to conducting surveys in complex environments...
Sercel is pleased to announce completion of a major sale of its WiNG nodal acquisition solution into the Chinese petroleum and natural gas market...
To convert native seismic data into true amplitude and phase ground seismic motion, for FWI modelling purposes, one has to know the signature of the source...