Showing results 31 - 45 of 74 products found.
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Testif-i Marine - Verif-i Ltd
Testif-i Marine is a comprehensive software suite designed specifically to process test data from marine acquisition systems to ensure the integrity of your recorded data. The software also contains modules for performing tests on recorded streamer data, such as calculating relative streamer channel sensitivity, comparing gun consistency from near field hydrophone data and comparing the spectra of flip-flop source arrays.
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OWS - OYO Corp.
The OWS (OYO Wappa Source) is an innovative downhole seismic source suitable for a seismic survey between boreholes (mainly, seismic tomography). Its non-explosive seismic source makes it possible to carry out a survey with almost no damage to borehole walls, and does not require the bothersome legal application procedures as in the case of using the explosives.
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StrataVisor NZXP - Geometrics, Inc.
The StrataVisor NZXP is a high-performance exploration seismic system in a compact, weatherproof chassis. The NZXP can operate as a field PC, as a stand-alone seismic recorder with 3 to 64 internal channels.
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10 Hz - PASI srl
For seismic refraction investigations
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Land Vertical Geophones 40 Hz Vert. - PASI srl
For seismic reflection investigations
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10 Hz Vert. - PASI srl
For seismic refraction investigations
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Geode - Geometrics, Inc.
The new Geode seismic recorder is the next generation of seismic recording system, combining the best of Geometrics' traditional seismic recorders with the flexibility and convenience of a distributed system. It's ideal for refraction or reflection, downhole or VSP - even tomography surveys.
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GEA 3 - PASI srl
Gea3 is a 24-bit real data acquisition seismograph in a waterproof container.This small, extremely lightweight instrument is equipped with 3 channels+one displayable trigger channel and is the perfect solution for a variety of applications: *DOWN-HOLE seismic measurements with the use of a 3D well geophone (such as PASI Mod.GFA or Mod.DHTG)*CROSS-HOLE seismic measurements combined with a 3D well geophone (such as PASI Mod.GFA or Mod.DHTG) and a P/S hole energizersmall-scale seismic refraction with surface geophones and 3-channel seismic cable*MASW and Vs30 profiles with a special triaxial geophone (like PASI Mod.3DLG - 2Hz)
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IDS Innomic GmbH
High-sensitivity accelerometers are applied for the measurement of building vibrations or for seismic measurements because they are able to detect the slightest vibrations.
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ROGA-Instruments
Roga-Instruments provides broad range of industrial accelerometers for General applications, Seismic measurements, High acceleration and shock, Light test objects, Triaxial measurements and Industrial applications.
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ROGA-Instruments
ROGA-Instruments provides a broad range of accelerometers for Generalapplications, Seismic measurements, High acceleration and shock, Light testobjects, Triaxial measurements and Industrial applications.
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Bloomy Controls, Inc.
With ruggedized protection for the PXI instrumentation, this harsh conditions tester enables engineers in the field to test and calibrate key electronics in a seismic sensing system.
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ACCECALC - PASI srl
The program analyses the behaviour of the rock slopes under seismic conditions. It evaluates the displacements of a rock block subject to dynamic forces, on the basis of a given accelerogram.
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MET Laboratories, Inc.
MET's Environmental Simulation Labs, on both coasts, employ numerous environmental chambers, including several large walk-in chambers. Hydraulic and electro-dynamic shakers are used for a wide range of vibration testing, from ISTA packaging to seismic compliance testing. MET's hydraulic vibration systems are capable of full level (Zone 4) seismic simulation.
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ESG Solutions
The Paladin® 5 is the latest version of ESG’s next generation digital microseismic recorder. As the backbone of ESG’s microseismic data acquisition system, the Paladin 5 32-bit digital seismic recorder enables accurate detection of a wide range of seismic event magnitudes within a flexible, customizable platform.
