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Big news from #IMAGE24 as DUG officially launches elastic MP-FWI imaging solution Today, in ground-breaking news, DUG Technology (DUG) officially launched its latest seismic data processing, imaging and interpretation solution — DUG Elastic Multi-parameter Full Waveform Inversion (MP-FWI) Imaging. The industry-shaking announcement was made at The International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE ‘24) in Houston, Texas, where DUG will be showcasing results from all of its latest geoscience technology. Read more on DUG's website: https://lnkd.in/dkNfSPMF SEG American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)

Last day to come see us at #IMAGE24! Hop over to booth #1432 this morning for more on-booth presentations on DUG Insight, DUG Deblend and DUG MP-FWI Imaging. Have you heard? We’ve just launched a new elastic MP-FWI imaging solution — the best just got better! Come speak to #TeamDUG to learn more.

Today we have officially launched DUG Elastic Multi-parameter FWI Imaging! Our new elastic solution builds on our revolutionary acoustic MP-FWI imaging technology, which has now been applied to over 40 projects across the globe, delivering real-world impact to clients. With our new elastic MP-FWI imaging tech we are set to rock the seismic data landscape once again! Read the full media release here: https://lnkd.in/dkNfSPMF

#TeamDUG is all set for IMAGE ‘24 and ready to talk all things tech! Whether it’s about DUG Insight, our modern, interactive seismic processing and interpretation software, or DUG MP-FWI Imaging, our complete replacement for the traditional processing workflow, we can’t wait to show you our latest, jaw-dropping results. Contact info@dug.com to schedule a meeting.

#IMAGE24 kicks off today in Houston, Texas! Swing by the big, orange DUG booth (#1432) to break the ice with us. #TeamDUG will be on hand throughout the week to showcase our comprehensive geoscience offering, including our revolutionary DUG Multi-parameter FWI Imaging, and our industry-leading deblending and OBN processing technologies. Contact info@dug.com to schedule a meeting.

We've had the pleasure of working with CCED, Oman, over the last four years, updating their 11,000 ㎢ legacy library with full waveform inversion and reverse time migration. We are now processing and imaging data from a three-year, high-density acquisition campaign — one that has generated an impressive 16 million traces per square kilometre! We were delighted to host the executive management team from Oman at our Houston offices to review our seismic processing and imaging results and provide a tour of our award-winning data centre. We look forward to continuing our valued partnership with CCED.

🚨 IMAGE’24 poster alert 🚨 Our Principal Area Geophysicist Monica Hartmann will present a poster demonstrating a novel converted wave attenuation workflow in a salt environment. This workflow uses a dual-leg 3D forward modelling approach to generate data-domain noise models of the PSPP and PPSP arrivals. Read the paper here: https://lnkd.in/g6cG2wBw

We’re proud to be a sponsor of this year’s Premier’s Science Awards, recognising and celebrating the outstanding scientific research and engagement taking place in Western Australia. A huge congratulations to all the winners — it was a fantastic evening and we are truly honoured to have the opportunity to celebrate the breadth and depth of Western Australian science and innovation. It was an honour to present the Aboriginal STEM Student of the Year award to Brodie O’Breza from Curtin University. Brodie is a proud Torres Strait Islander from Saibai Island, studying towards a Bachelor of Science in Coastal and Marine Science and Environmental Management. She has achieved academic excellence at Curtin University, receiving multiple scholarships supporting and encouraging her studies. This year saw the announcement of joint winners for the 2024 Scientist of the Year award — John Curtin Distinguished Professor Sharon Parker from Curtin University, and Professor Markus Schlaich from The University of Western Australia, Royal Perth Hospital and RPH Research Foundation. Professor Parker led a landmark study into mental health and workplace culture in the Western Australian mining industry, and advises health, aged and disability care organisations. Professor Schlaich's translational clinical research has resulted in recent regulatory approval of several novel blood pressure-lowering therapies, including a new drug class and a revolutionary interventional approach to treat hypertension. For more information about the 2024 winners and finalists, visit: https://lnkd.in/gyaacs-2 Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation #science #sciawards2024 #WesternAustralia

Want to see the first application of multi-parameter FWI imaging to land data? Then be sure to tune in to DUG Principal Research Geophysicist James McLeman's presentation as part of the #IMAGE24 Technical Programme lineup! James will demonstrate how our game-changing DUG MP-FWI Imaging technology can deliver superior velocity and reflectivity models without the need for many of the complex pre-processing stages in the conventional workflow. Read the paper here: https://lnkd.in/gHWRnHFx

As part of the #IMAGE24 Technical Programme lineup, DUG Distinguished Technical Advisor Gary Hampson will present a groundbreaking paper on the effects of marine currents on seismic data and how they can have a significant impact on OBN and time-lapse data. Read the paper here: https://lnkd.in/gkD_DxQd