Falmouth Scientific Equipment
AquaPulse Acoustic Systems
Low-frequency AquaPulse (formerly Bubble Gun) seismic systems for deep sediment penetration, with a cable head source variant.
Description
The HMS-620 AquaPulse systems (formerly the Bubble Gun family) use low-frequency acoustic signals to provide superior vertical signal penetration through coarse sand, gravel tills and other difficult-to-penetrate sediments. They are offered under the Hegg Marine Solutions brand and are compatible with industry standard acquisition and processing software.
Key features
- Family includes the HMS-620S/D, the HMS-620LF low-frequency version and the HMS-CHS cable head source
- Listed with the aquastick hydrophone for seismic profiling
- Low-frequency signals for deep sediment penetration
- Compatible with industry standard acquisition and processing software
Applications
- Seismic profiling
- Oil and gas exploration
- Wind farm site survey
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