Data Acquisition Systems

Dataloggers and PLC-based units that scan multiple analog and digital channels, condition signals, and record timestamped measurements at the wellsite or facility. They form the backbone of drilling-parameter capture, automated control, and field data capture.

Self-contained or wireline-conveyed gauges that record pressure, temperature, and other downhole parameters in memory or transmit them to surface. Used for well testing, production logging, and reservoir monitoring.

Interrogator units that launch laser pulses into fiber and analyze backscatter to measure temperature (DTS) or acoustic/strain (DAS) continuously along a wellbore or pipeline. Applied to flow profiling, leak detection, and seismic monitoring.

Recorders and channel networks that capture geophone and hydrophone signals for land, marine, and ocean-bottom surveys. They digitize and synchronize large arrays for subsurface imaging.

Resistivity meters, magnetometers, and related instruments that measure subsurface electrical and magnetic properties for formation evaluation and near-surface characterization. Outputs feed geological and geophysical interpretation.

Analyzer instruments paired with acquisition electronics that measure gas composition or chemical concentration and log the results. Used in mud logging, emissions monitoring, and process quality control.

Edge and remote-monitoring systems that aggregate sensor data, including IoT metering and non-intrusive instrumentation, and stream it to control rooms or cloud dashboards. They support remote surveillance of wells and facilities.

Systems that record positioning and navigation data for marine acquisition, rig and vessel operations, and survey workflows. They tie measurement records to accurate spatial coordinates.