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    1. Geosciences

    Searcher upgrades seismic web platform

    Jan. 12, 2021
    Searcher Seismic has expanded the capabilities of its on-demand seismic web platform, sAIsmic.
    (Courtesy Searcher Seismic)
    Image showing sAIsmic interface with pin location in South Africa with info tabs for the field, well, and block at the pin location.
    Image showing sAIsmic interface with pin location in South Africa with info tabs for the field, well, and block at the pin location.

    Offshore staff

    PERTH, Australia – Searcher Seismic has expanded the capabilities of its on-demand seismic web platform, sAIsmic.

    The company has released MapStand and NVentures layers functionality on sAIsmic with a tab that allows users to view blocks, wells, and field data anywhere in the world.

    VP Alan Hopping said the service had helped clients in their interactions with seismic data in 2020.

    “With numerous clients working from home and users scattered across the globe, sAIsmic users are now able to access seismic data volumes, gathers or just a single trace instantly online.”

    The on-demand service currently hosts rectified seismic in Australia, Argentina, Peru, and South Africa.

    Searcher’s multi-client seismic data in Australia, Argentina, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Peru, Timor-Leste, Ireland, Norway, and Mexico are also available on the sAIsmic platform.

    01/12/2021