Geophysical measurement systemsNear-surface, high-resolution seismic surveys

Seismic sources from Geosym – high-resolution and accurate

Reliable seismic measurements are an important component in the scientific analysis of near-surface processes and structures. Geosym GmbH develops, produces and distributes seismic sources and the relevant measurement technology. In addition, we offer services ranging from the planning and execution of seismic measurements to the processing and interpretation of seismic data using adequate software. Our measurement systems can be individually adapted to the respective geophysical challenge. They enable high-resolution and precise seismic surveys – a key factor for detailed imaging of the subsurface.

Competent consulting and reliable assistance on site

In addition to providing suitable geophysical measurement systems, Geosym GmbH advises you on all questions concerning refraction and reflection seismic applications and also supports the measurements directly on site. We offer technical training, support test measurements and, on request, national and international measurement projects. In cooperation with LIAG (Leibniz Institute for Applied Geophysics) and BGR (Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources) we have already successfully carried out many projects worldwide.

Your partner for geophysical applications

Geosym GmbH has been offering different geophysical measurement systems for high-resolution and near-surface exploration of the subsurface since 2005.

Our wide range of seismic sources allows seismic investigations down to a depth of about 500 metres. The measuring systems were developed and constructed at LIAG (Leibniz Institute for Applied Geophysics) in Hanover, which continues to hold the patents.

Geosym GmbH manufactures and distributes the seismic sources and the associated measurement technology on the basis of relevant licences.

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Selected Projects

Spitsbergen

With the AWI (Alfred Wegener Institute) and NGI, the Norwegian Polar Group, ElViS VII S was in operation on Spitsbergen.

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New Zealand

After the massive earthquake in Christchurch in 2011, measurements were carried out at further rupture zones in the urban area.

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Bavaria

Looking for tectonically deformed geological structures

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Our Partners

LIAG – Leibniz-Institut für Angewandte Geophysik Allied Associates Geophysical Geotomographie GmbH BGR – Bundesanstalt für Geowissenschaften und Rohstoffe roXplore