Geophysical imaging uses sound energy to generate reflections from geological formations below the subsurface. Marine vibroseis allows precise control over the signal to be sent into the earth, potentially enabling superior quality of data in shorter durations compared to air seismic sources. Control over the frequencies to be emitted also means there is less unwanted energy in the water, lower sound and air emissions and higher efficiencies.

Broadband acoustic seismic source allows for very low frequencies to be generated, making sure the next generation source maintains – or even exceeds – the capabilities of air sources.