Geosciences

Acquisition of seismic, gravity, magnetic, or electromagnetic data over land or marine areas to image subsurface structure and stratigraphy. Includes 2D, 3D, and 4D seismic programs and regional reconnaissance datasets.

Processing, imaging, and interpretation of raw geophysical data into migrated volumes and attribute products. Covers velocity modeling, depth migration, and reservoir characterization workflows.

Survey services flown by aircraft or towed behind vessels to collect gravity, magnetic, electromagnetic, or seismic data over large or offshore areas. Used for early-stage exploration and basin screening.

Subsurface geology, basin analysis, prospect generation, and formation evaluation services that integrate well, core, and seismic data. Supports play assessment, prospect ranking, and well planning.

Laboratory and field analysis of rock, oil, gas, and water chemistry to assess source rock maturity, hydrocarbon origin, and fluid correlation. Geochemical fingerprinting ties produced fluids to specific reservoir intervals or zones.

Modeling of rock strength, in-situ stress, wellbore stability, and pore pressure to guide mud weight, casing design, and completion decisions. Includes geomechanical testing of core and pre-drill geopressure prediction.

Real-time interpretation of logging-while-drilling and geological data to keep a wellbore within the target reservoir interval. Adjusts well trajectory during drilling to maximize reservoir contact.

Software platforms and analytics tools for interpreting seismic, well log, and geological data, building earth models, and managing subsurface data. Includes interpretation, modeling, and data-management applications.

Storage, cataloging, and curation of rock cores, cuttings, and geological samples for reference and reanalysis. Often paired with laboratory core analysis and data archiving services.