Güralp, the leading global provider of force feedback seismic monitoring instrumentation is launching a new generation, feature-rich, subsurface seismometer that delivers ‘plug-in-and-go’ installation for boreholes up to 2000 m deep and shallow posthole applications. The Radian is a broadband, triaxial,
Güralp, the leading global provider of force feedback seismic equipment has launched a new low-power, portable digitiser that allows users access to data and instrument controls via Cloud technology. The Güralp Minimus is a small, portable, 24 bit, four channel
Güralp Systems customer, Australian Geophysical Observing System (AGOS) has published initial findings from an active marine seismic survey off the coast of Australia showing the benefits of using ocean bottom seismometers (OBS) in addition to hydrophone streamer based surveys. Güralp
Visit us at 11th Canadian Conference on Earthquake Engineering , Victoria/BC 21st to 24th July . Ideaas Group is proud to host Guralp Systems Management during this conference introducing our latest products and technologies. You may contact us on sales@ideaasgroup.com to book appointments
GCF Viewer Ideaas Group is pleased to announce the release of a new GCF viewer App for the Android mobile platform by Guralp Systems. You can see details and the install link for this app on the google Play Store,
Today Guralp Systems announced the delivery of a life of field seismic monitoring system to the Kashagan field. The Kashagan field is located in the Kazakhstan zone of the Caspian Sea and is one of the world’s largest discoveries
March 13 Many customers have asked for it, and our firmware team has now implemented it: Uploaded with the latest firmware (starting with Platinum build 12457) our Enhanced Acquisition Module, the EAM, is now capable of automatically backing up and
New borehole installations in Taiwan and Korea January 21 With the recent installation of more than twenty borehole seismometers in Taiwan and Korea, Guralp Systems is continuing its role as the world leader in manufacturing and deploying seismic broadband instrumentation
September 12 After each big earthquake, the Earth rings like a bell. The sudden, extremely rapid movement of large blocks of rock within the Earth’s crust during a quake hits the rest of our planet like a clapper striking the
May 12 Guralp’s new Seismic Array for Downhole Investigations, CMG-SADI, has passed its first deployment with flying colours. Ordered by a Turkish company to be used in the exploration for coal, the tool was recently installed at 825 m depth
