VirtuseisJoin Hal Burton, Software Developer of Seisinfo and myself, Jonathan Banyard, VP Sales for Virtuseis, for a discussion regarding mergers, acquisitions, divestitures in the latest episode of our Virtuseis Knowledge Series (11:46 mins) We show how the seismic
⟶Join Hal Burton and myself for the third and final discussion in this series, answering the question “Where is my Data?” In this episode we determine where the actual data volumes reside, physically and digitally and how we
⟶This video (13 mins) is Part 2 of our “Where is my data” series. This is a question that has 3 distinct and separate answers & in this episode, Hal and I demonstrate how you can locate your
⟶Another chapter in our Virtuseis Knowledge Series. In this video we ask the question “Where is my data?” This question actually has three separate answers and in this discussion we deal with the first answer:” Where on the
⟶2020 was the first year the GeoConvention was held virtually. Here we discuss what worked, new suggestions and will it be a hybrid of virtual and in person next year as things reopen. With Kirk Graham of SoundQI,
⟶As part of our Virtuseis Knowledge Series, in this video we demonstrate how Seisinfo™ connects you to your data, not only on your network, but also to your cloud storage. It also points to your physical data storage
⟶As part of our Virtuseis Knowledge Series, we show how to cut Survey and SEG-Y 3D seismic data, using tools native to our Seisinfo™ application. We create new partial Survey and SEG-Y volumes, leaving the original volumes in
⟶If you are considering a strategy to move your data to a cloud-based solution, then this guide is for you. Moving from traditional to cloud storage is a complex process, and you want to ensure it is executed
⟶Published March 11, 2020 at 5:13am on BOEreport.com CALGARY, AB – Virtuseis, a leader in geophysical technology, announced today that it has recently completed a successful, full migration of a mid-size independent oil and gas producer’s seismic data to
⟶Dr. Chris Harrison and Allan Chatenay check out the differences between the AWS Snowball Edge and the Azure Data Box.
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