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The wide bandwidth (up to 8KHz) of the GeoEel makes it applicable to all seis- mic surveys: petroleum, high-resolution engineering, and even sub-bottom profil- ing.
Only 1.5 in. (38 mm) in diameter and configurable with up to 240 channels and multiple streamers, the GeoEel sends data by Ethernet to any industry-standard low- cost PC. A comprehensive suite of soft- ware provides real-time gathers, brute stack, GPS integration, trigger timing, gun monitor and other data visualization, qual- ity control and instrument tests.
The small diameter GeoEel's is very- quiet, making full use of true 24-bit cir- cuitry.
In-water digitization eliminates ground loops and shipboard electrical noise, result- ing in quick, clean quality installations.
The compact GeoEel weighs about 1 kg per meter and is easily shippable by air as non-hazardous, non-flammable goods.
Unique construction makes systems up to 48 channels deployable by hand on small vessels.
A thick 3.2 mm skin protects the GeoEel in shallow water and transition zone appli- cations. 0 $ 5 , 1 ( * ( 2 7 ( &