GEObit is presenting at the AGU Fall Meeting being held in New Orleans, 11-15 December 2017. Please check our poster link below.
Authors: Nick Germenis, Christos Koulamas, Panagiotis Foundas
Title: Exploiting IoT Technologies and Open Source Components for Smart Seismic Network Instrumentation
Click the link above for abstract, dates and details.
AGU Fall Meeting is the one of largest and preeminent Earth and space science meeting in the world. The 2017 Fall Meeting will take place in New Orleans, Louisiana, offering attendees the chance to discover a new location that features world renowned cuisine, music, arts and culture, and provides access to vital scientific ecosystems. The Crescent City provides attendees access to the world-famous French Quarter, Jackson Square, the Saint Louis Cathedral, and a ride on the historic St. Charles streetcar through the elegant Garden District.
Fall Meeting will offer a unique mix of more than 20,000 oral and poster presentations, a broad range of keynote lectures, various types of formal and informal networking and career advancement opportunities, scientific field trips around New Orleans, and an exhibit hall packed with hundreds of exhibitors.
Fall Meeting brings together the entire Earth and space science community from across the globe for discussions of emerging trends and the latest research. The technical program includes presentations on new and cutting-edge science you can’t get anywhere else. Fall Meeting offers something for everyone, from every scientific discipline, including the opportunity to:
Geobit is presenting at the AGU Fall Meeting being held in New Orleans, 11-15 December 2017. In addition, Geobit welcomes you to visit our team at our AGU exhibit throughout the week.
Geobit, ISTI and HMSC join together at the SEG Annual Meeting in Houston, Texas this September. We are a team, (Earth Imaging Seismic Monitoring), providing a complete seismic monitoring solution.
We welcome you to visit us at our booth, #2521, to meet our team and learn about the latest offerings. Paul Friberg & Ilya Driker (ISTI), Mike Hasting (HMSC, Inc.), and Dimitris Mourtzouchos & Nikos Germenis (Geobit) will be available to answer your questions.
More information on the SEG (Society of Exploration Geophysicists) meeting may be found here.
With 65+ years of combined experience, GEObit, HMSCinc and ISTI are joining forces to become the most competitive and fastest growing joint venture group in the seismic monitoring services industry.
Providing state-of-the-art seismic instruments, network designed, installation techniques, data monitoring and processing services, our group is able to deliver a cost effective total solution to the energy exploration & production industry, especially to the oil, gas and geothermal sector. Our key benefits are that we produce in-house hardware and software while installing and maintaining the microseismic monitoring network to ensure a high level of data quality and availability. In other words, we make the technology – we apply the technology – we offer the technology.
We have worldwide experience having installed and operated seismic networks all over the world, from Indonesia/Papua jungle to the Middle East desert, from Alaska glaciers to Himalayan Mountains. In the USA, we are currently running many dedicated microseismic monitoring projects with over 200 stations installed in the past 10 years.
GEObit provides high sensitivity wide-band and near broad-band seismic sensors, surface or borehole type, and high dynamic range, low power 32bit ADC data loggers with local data storage and real time telemetry over seedlink protocol. We are focusing to low power and cost efficient solutions so we provide to our customer seismic networks with low installation and maintenance costs. Our instruments are ideal for local and regional seismicity and micro-seismicity monitoring and for seismic events such as those induced by unconventional hydrocarbon extraction. Our high fidelity data-loggers ensure that these signals are recorded with the highest resolution and timing accuracy.
HMSCinc has over 30 years’ experience designing, building and installing dedicated microseismic monitoring stations and networks for seismicity monitoring of active geothermal resources, oil and gas fields, and volcanoes. HMSCinc provides integrated seismic station solutions, pre-drilling background monitoring services, installation of bore-hole stations (from a few hundred feet to over 10,000 ft), real-time event detection and location services, as well as expert testimony when needed.
ISTI specializes in developing custom data acquisition, analysis and processing software for the geophysical sciences.. Micro-seismic data acquisition and processing is performed by custom solutions using existing open source software as a foundation, saving our customers both time and money. ISTI provides several products and services covering all geophysical applications and monitoring needs of the industry.
24 – 29 September 2017
GEObit participated in 79th EAGE Conference & Exhibition 2017. The event took place in Paris, 12-15 June 2017.
During this event we met with most of our clients, shared our ideas with peers from around the world and we managed to grow our network of invaluable contacts for benchmarking, partnering and expanding our activities.
Patras, March 23, 2017
Beijing Orangelamp Geophysical Exploration Co., Ltd. will be the official distributor of Geobit Instruments for the territory of China. The agreement was signed on February 15, 2017.
Beijing Orangelamp Geophysical Exploration Co.,Ltd., dedicated to promote advanced geophysical exploration techniques and apply them to practice, supported by numerous international geophysical and geological experts and its sister company, Beijing Orangelamp Navigation Technology Development Co., ltd., providing ranges of advanced geophysical instruments as a famous sales and service representatives of many manufacturers in the world, is engaged in geophysical, (by the methods of gravity, magnetic, resistivity and seismic etc.), geochemical explorations and drilling work covering the following fields: geotechnical engineering exploration, hydrogeological exploration, geological disaster assessment and management, mining drilling, compiling various reports and data processing and inversions.