In 2025 we are going to attend the following industry events:
Updated Curvlet-Domain Subtraction for more efficient demultiple, DAS to geophone conversion, improved Source-Receiver Repositioning and more. Detailed information can be found in the Release Notes.
As always, if your licenses are under maintenance, please contact us to get the update for free.
We Wish You Joyful Holidays and an Inspiring Start to 2025!
Curvelet-Domain Subtraction for more efficient multiple suppression, a set of new first break picking algorithms, Receiver Motion Correction and more improvements in the latest release. See Release Notes for details.
Mixed-phase wavelet extraction, horizon-based Q model in the Q Filtering, improved SharpSeis Deghosting, automated image generation and velocity pick export from a processing flow and more — the details are in the Release Notes.
As always, if your licenses are under maintenance, feel free to contact us to receive your complimentary update.
New 2D VSP/Crosswell Kirchhoff Depth Migration, improved Time/Depth Conversion and other novelties and improvements — see Release Notes for details
As always, if your licenses are under maintenance, feel free to contact us to receive your complimentary update.
High-resolution multichannel marine statics, multiple suppression (Zero-Offset Demultiple and SRME algorithms), deghosting and pre-stack migration – this tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of processing offshore multichannel 2D high-resolution seismic data using RadExPro. It covers all the necessary steps to generate a migrated image from the seismic gathers recorded in the field.
The input dataset for this tutorial was supplied by Applied Acoustics (L200 sparker, 48 channel streamer).
The tutorial is available here, featuring both a PDF-document and a demonstration processing project.
In 2024, RadExPro will be attending the following industry events:
This tutorial is for those who aim to apply RadExPro for the processing of walkaway vertical seismic profile (VSP) data acquired with distributed acoustic sensors (DAS). The processing flows in the tutorial project contain typical walkaway VSP processing procedures, such as correlation with sweep, geometry setup, noise removal, deconvolution, wavefield separation and migration.
The tutorial is available here.
Enhanced diffraction imaging capabilities with the updated Structural Smoothing, support of walk-above, walkaway and 3D VSP in the updated VSP Geometry module, and more — see Release Notes for details.
As always, if your licenses are under maintenance, feel free to contact us to receive your complimentary update.
Wishing you joyous holiday season and a peaceful, prosperous New Year in 2024!
Q-Filtering, Geophone-to-DAS Conversion, and other enhancements — Please refer to the Release Notes for more information. If your license is currently under maintenance, please contact us to receive your update free of charge.
