SERVICES

What We Do

We cover all aspects leading up to the acquisition phase with our bespoke services which range from the initial evaluation of prospects and include both subsurface and surface attributes, the design of a survey based on historical data and the needs of a client, the tender presentation and evaluation through to the preparation, execution and delivery of results. With over 30 years of local experience we appreciate both the requirements of a survey and the complexities of undertaking the work on the land, including the liaison with the numerous stakeholders and land owners.

Our experienced team includes geoscientists, experts in geomatics and land surveying, land access permit liaison and project managers, all with significant time served on seismic acquisition projects.

2D, 3D, 3C, Acquisition services with Vibroseis, licenced shot hole and impulsive sources

OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION

Seismic surveys for oil and gas have been carried out for decades. The pre-planning and engagement with stakeholders is a crucial part of the preparatory works; our experience in dealing with all the complexities of the various components is second to none and pivotal to the success of your future project. Call us to find out how we can help.

MINERAL EXPLORATION

Minerals exist in many forms; we have worked on coal, zinc, potash, salt and lithium silicate projects. All may require discrete designing but, using our extensive history, we will have a solution for you.

GEOTHERMAL

Obtaining naturally heated water from the earth is a proven resource in many countries; making sure the source structure can sustain this technique on a larger scale for urban heat networks and commercial agriculture requires a specialist approach. In conjunction with our design partners we would be pleased to discuss this new and exciting future.

Other uses of seismic surveys include civil engineering to locate shallow sub-surface features such as rock heads, pre-surveys for tunnel and wind turbines etc.

The use of passive monitoring to detect underground movement and displacement has a number of uses: