The GPR300 was designed to excel in shallow-water depths down to 300 m.
Offshore staff
PARIS, France — Viridien's Sensing & Monitoring business line has sold and delivered a GPR300 ocean-bottom nodal system for about $20 million.
The technology will be deployed by an unnamed company on an upcoming seismic survey project in the North Sea.
According to Viridien, Sercel GPR nodes’ QuietSeis MEMS technology provides a broadband signal sensing capability, fidelity and quiet performance beyond the capabilities of conventional OBN equipment for subsurface imaging.
The GPR300 can operate in shallow-water depths down to 300 m, and its lightweight design is said to facilitate manual handling, deployment and retrieval.
