SeisSpace/ProMAX speeds throughput of larger data volumes via JavaSeis parallel processing, deploys full wave 3D noise suppression tools, and utilizes sophisticated pre and post-stack time and depth imaging algorithms. ProMAX is the most widely used seismic processing software in the world. Pinnacle processes with the latest ProMAX software release, SeisSpace/ProMAX. SeisSpace®/ProMAX® & Pinnacle's Specialized Software Suite Pinnacle's Pre-Stack process will identify irregular geometry, clarify complex structures, correct move outs and create a clean, crisp 2D or 3D display for accurate interpretation.
Pinnacle specializes in the delicate process of migrating data to locate it in its proper subsurface position. Pinnacle has also assembled a software and hardware array capable of handling on-shore projects of virtually any size. No matter how vast or complicated the acquisition of 3D data, Pinnacle identifies and correlates the necessary survey and geometric parameters to process with the highest degree of accuracy possible. Reprocessing historic 2D data can help find oil and increase profit because software capabilities, computing capacity and processing methodology have dramatically improved since historic 2D data was shot and first analyzed. Applying the latest processing techniques and implementing stringent Quality Control, Pinnacle produces new, refined data, ready for fresh interpretation or licensing. Pinnacle starts fresh on every 2D processing or reprocessing project, by reviewing field data, surveys and observer logs. Good data, processed through Pinnacle's state-of-the-art software array, produces clear and accurate results.
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Pinnacle works to eliminate those errors before it processes a single trace, through automated and manual data analysis, a unique commitment in a computer-driven industry. Seismic Processing is either 100% right or 100% wrong- a simple geometry error on just one field data record can blur identification of an oil-bearing structure.
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