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Geophysical survey in the waters

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Overview:

1) High Resolution Seismic

Depth of method: up to 1000 m

Resolution: 2-4 m

Source: Air Gun

Receiving device: seismic streamer 100-300 m, the ability to work with a buried system

Tasks to be solved: Search and mapping of geological hazards (gas caps, faults, landslides, frozen rocks, etc.), analysis of the density properties of rocks, determination of the structural features of the section

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2) Ultra High Resolution Seismic

Depth of method: up to 200 m

Resolution: 1-3 m

Source: electro-spark (“sparker”)

Receiving device: seismic streamer 32-60 m, the ability to work with a buried system

Tasks to be solved: Search and mapping of geological hazards (gas caps, faults, landslides, frozen rocks, etc.), analysis of the density properties of rocks

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3) Ultra-high resolution seismic survey (NSAP, profilograph, VCh NSP)

Depth of method: up to 15 m

Resolution: 0.3-0.5 m

Source: piezoceramics

Tasks: a detailed study of the upper part of the section from 0 to 15 m, mapping of pipelines, finding places of damage to the upholstery of pipelines, searching for gas leaks, detecting and mapping near-surface objects, detecting gas caps in the upper part of the section, mapping landslide bodies

A parametric profilograph allows you to study the upper part of bottom sediments to a depth of up to several tens of meters (under favorable geological conditions) in areas with water depths of up to 400 meters. Suitable for both a detailed study of bottom sediments, and for mapping objects at the bottom

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4) Sonar side view

Equipment: Klein 3000, Benthos C3D, StarFish F450

Tasks: mapping of geological objects and phenomena, detection of dangerous objects on the seabed, inspection of underwater parts of engineering structures

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5) Multipath echo sounder

Multipath echo sounders are used to perform surveying work on large areas with high detail and continuous coverage of the bottom by shooting.

Tasks: search for objects at the bottom, search for gas bubbles in water, research of underwater engineering structures

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LLC "Split"

Total Employees: 28
Locations: Russia Moscow
Main Products/Services: Research and development of equipment in the field of marine geophysics and seismic acoustics
Registration: Russia Moscow
Year Established: 2011