Offshore exploration without the vessel.

Our 15,000-foot maximum mapping depth is the combined water column plus rock penetration. For a 3,000-foot water depth, we can still resolve targets up to 12,000 feet below the seabed. For ultra-deepwater cases (>5,000 ft water), effective sub-seabed penetration reduces proportionally — we'll advise in scoping whether your target is reachable.

A standard marine 3D acquisition plus processing cycle runs into tens of millions of dollars and many months of vessel time plus interpretation. Our offshore surveys are typically delivered in 6–10 weeks with no vessel mobilization, no airguns, no weather windows, and no marine-mammal permitting. Where we co-exist with seismic, operators typically use us to focus the seismic program — 3× reduction in required acquisition days is common.

Yes — this is one of the fastest-growing offshore use cases. We produce no acoustic emissions, no vessel disturbance, and no seabed contact. In basins where airgun seismic is effectively blocked by environmental rules, remote subsurface mapping is often the only option to progress a prospect.

Slightly lower than the best onshore engagements, primarily because the water column adds signal attenuation. We address this by calibrating against any available legacy wells, seismic, or drilling outcomes in the region. Confidence scores ship per polygon in every deliverable.

Yes. Our deliverables are commonly included in partnership data rooms, farm-in packages, and license-round submissions as supporting material. We're happy to produce both an operator-facing technical report and a partner-ready executive summary.

Yes. Short-turnaround block screens — typically 5–7 weeks — are our most common license-round use case. Send us the block coordinates and the bid deadline; we'll confirm feasibility and pricing within one business day.