Seamap SeaLink 3840 Recording System
Acquire and record large quantities of data in real-time
The Seamap SeaLink 3840 Recording System was developed to acquire and record large quantities of data in real-time as either a portable or fixed installation onboard a marine seismic vessel. The SeaLink 3840 is excellent for 2D, 3D, High Resolution, and Ultra High-Resolution data recording utilizing multiple streamers for seismic surveys.
Seamap
Netherlands
Description
The SeaLink 3840 Recording System collects 2D and 3D data via the internal Data Array Interface (DAI) cards. The (DAI) integrates perfectly with the SeaLink Solid Streamer and SeaLink 24 Digital Module. The workstation can manage one to eight streamers per SeaLink 3840 unit. The DAI was designed to expand the SeaLink 3840’s capability for sampling up to 3,840 channels at 2mS sample rate (per array) of seismic data. SeaLink supports sample rates of ¼, ½, 1, 2, and 4ms, adjacent channel summing and continuous recording. The DAI / COMM card are the only custom parts needed to interface with the SeaLink 3840. It exceeds all current wet-end capabilities that are available in today’s market.
The SeaLink 3840 utilizes off the shelf technology and supporting software for the workstation. The system includes two Giga-Bit Ethernet ports to facilitate large data transfer with Ethernet plotters and 3rd party QC programs. Upgrades and replacement parts are easily accessible throughout the world. End users can quickly learn to operate the SeaLink system.
The SeaLink architecture allows for future expansion and growth as technology evolves at increasing speeds. Seamap is committed to be on the cutting edge of the latest technology.
Available:
Integrated Data Storage Devices – Tape, NAS Drive or other customer specified
