Sercel, a Viridien group company, is deploying its Tuned Pulse Source (TPS) for an unnamed geophysical contractor in the Gulf of Mexico (GoM).
The low-frequency broadband marine seismic source is being used for an ultra-long offset ocean-bottom node (OBN) survey that began last month.
According to Sercel, the TPS can generate a broader bandwidth with a reduced environmental impact to deliver low-frequency content and high-amplitude signals at frequencies below 3 Hz.
Both are needed for developing accurate velocity models with the latest elastic full-waveform inversion technology, the company added, when addressing complex geologies and deep targets with long offsets.
Courtesy Sercel
Sercel deploys Tuned Pulse Source on Gulf of Mexico OBN survey
Sercel says TPS is a low-frequency marine seismic source that provides a wider bandwidth while reducing environmental impact.