Services

Geophysics from acquisition to interpretation.

Field acquisition, monitoring and modelling for crustal studies, seismic hazard, engineering applications and exploration.

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Crustal structure

Wide Aperture Reflection / Refraction Seismic Profiling

Map sediments, crust and upper mantle using distributed stand-alone seismic stations and wide-angle seismic observations.

The WARRP method deploys a large number of stand-alone stations along a line or grid. Recorded data are compiled in Common Station Gathers, where different reduction velocities and display approaches help identify arrivals and reflections that might otherwise remain hidden.

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Seismic hazard

On/Offshore Microseismic Monitoring

Local land-and-sea networks for seismicity monitoring, active-fault delineation and microzonation studies.

Hypocentre distributions from local seismic networks allow active faults to be identified more precisely and support the interpretation of active tectonic processes. GeoSyn uses local seismic velocity models when determining earthquake parameters.

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Integrated geophysics

Active & Passive Seismics

Combine complementary geophysical observations to define faults, geohazards and subsurface structure.

GeoSyn integrates active and passive seismic methods with other geophysical information where appropriate, allowing structural interpretation to be constrained from multiple independent observations.

Single-channel high-resolution seismic dataVelocity models for sediments and crustOn/offshore microseismic observationsLocal magnetic-field data
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Gravity & magnetics

3D Potential Field Modelling

Build and test complex geological models from gravity, magnetic and complementary geophysical information.

GeoSyn's modelling approach uses a full 3D grid discretised into rectangular prisms. Geological and geophysical information can be incorporated into the model, supporting the acquisition and interpretation of marine, land and airborne gravity and magnetic data.

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