Geophysics Integrated Solutions Agriculture | Oil & Gas | Mining | Water  Above Image Credit: CGG Geological & Geophysical Solutions We, along with PBV, provide SMART Solutions for Data Acquisition and Analysis (2D, 3D & 4D), Seismology (Atmospheric, Earthquakes, Oceanic, Tectonic, Volcanic, and Artificial Processes i.e. explosions), Structural Monitoring, Seismic Site Evaluation, Underground Fresh Water Exploration (depth 8,000+ feet), Gas & Oil Exploration using state-of-the-art Digital Seismic Instruments and Data Acquisition Systems. As Seismic Acquisition Technology grows more sophisticated, it generates unprecedented levels of new Prestack Data that must be prudently processed in order to solve complex Computational, Simulation and Visualization challenges.
We provide wide-ranging Geophysics Solution by integrating Geological and Engineering Data, with Interpretation Capabilities to maximize collaboration and reduce processing iteration cycles, in a Collaborative Workflow; Interpretation and Framework to help achieve more Accurate and Timely Reservoir Decisions. Our Integrated Solutions:
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More... Case Study 2: Read More...  Images Below: Sonar Information System     One of our PBV having 40 years of experience in the Seismic Industry, in conjunction with traditional seismic data, uses a unique method, “…to complement traditional P-wave seismic reflection imaging or used as a stand-alone tool, Seismoelectric (SE) responses are used as a hydrocarbon indicator for detection of electrically resistive fluids (Freshwater) 8,000+ ft. Using a pair of electrodes and a small explosive charge, SE techniques measures the voltage drop as the P-waves passes through the different interfaces. The electrically resistive zones are logged in the field, allowing for near real time analysis of each shot. SE can be used as a standalone hydrocarbon indicator, or be used in conjunction with more traditional seismic data, increasing the odds of finding and developing a productive well. Another advantage of SE is small footprint required to collect data. This makes it ideal for smaller leases that do not have enough acreage to perform seismic reflection surveys…” Fresh Water Drilling (8,000+ feet)    Large diameter boreholes to greater depths in some of the world’s most challenging environments  Hard Rock Drilling    Case Study: The Lithium-Ion Supply Chain  |
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