3D Depth Imaging Technology Enhanced11/03/2010 |
| Spectrum has upgraded its seismic data processing technology with Tsunami's 3D anisotropic Kirchhoff Pre-Stack Depth Migration (PSDM) and 3D Grid Tomography model building software. The new software significantly enhances the company's seismic data processing capabilities in response to the growing demand it is experiencing for advanced 3D pre-stack depth imaging services. |
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The Tsunami software suite will be made available to Spectrum's seismic processors worldwide through a multi-core license, further improving the quality of its depth migration services.
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