Aspen EarthStudy 360™
A full-azimuth angle domain imaging and analysis system designed to image, characterize, visualize and interpret the total seismic wavefield in all directions, providing a highly accurate and detailed description of the subsurface.
A New World of Information for Geoscientists
Maximize Information from Seismic Data
A Unique Patented Technology
Reduce Drilling Uncertainty and Risk
Add Investment Value
Aspen EarthStudy 360 is an innovative system designed to deliver to both depth imaging experts and interpretation specialists a complete set of data that enables them to obtain accurate subsurface velocity models, structural attributes, medium properties and reservoir characteristics. The system delivers highly accurate images from below complex structures, such as shallow low-velocity anomalies like gas pockets, subsalt, sub-basalt and high-velocity carbonate rocks, resulting in optimal solutions for anisotropic tomography as well as fracture detection and reservoir characterization.
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