Delph v28 0 - General Presentation

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DELPH v28 - General Presentation Introduction on IXSEA geophysical software workflow and capabilities.

Technology Business

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DELPH - A New Software generation for Digital Interpretation
 Simplify data acquisition
 Ensure the online QC to log good quality raw data
 Provide geophysicists with dedicated and intuitive tools to process and
interpret data both online and offline
 Directly access any data at any scale on screen and geo-referenced
 Faster / Better processing + Faster / Better interpretation = Faster / Better
reporting

Acquire Q.C.

Process Interpret

Visualize Report

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DELPH Sonar

Side-Scan Sonar:
Map

PROCESSING

Proc.
Correction Geo-Referencing Data

IXSEA - DELPH ®
ACQUISITION
Raw
Data
Sensor Positioning

IXSEA - DELPH ®

L3-KLEIN- 3000® IXSEA – GAPS®

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DELPH Sonar – Interpretation Interface

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DELPH Sonar – Interpretation Interface

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Sonar Interpretation - Object Measurement

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DELPH Seismic

http://delph.ixsea.com

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DELPH Seismic

Sub-Bottom Profilers
High-Resolution Seismic Map

PROCESSING

Proc.
Correction Geo-Referencing Data

IXSEA - DELPH ®
ACQUISITION
Raw
Data
Sensor Positioning

IXSEA - DELPH ®

IXSEA – ECHOES® SIG – MT50® IXSEA – GAPS®

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DELPH Seismic - Acquisition Interface

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DELPH Seismic – Interpretation Interface

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DELPH Seismic – Interpretation Interface

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Magnetic Field Range

North Pole
Magnetic Equator

South Pole

23,000 to 67,000 nT

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25 to 8000 nT

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DELPH Mag

Magnetometer
Map

PROCESSING

Proc.
Correction Geo-Referencing Data

IXSEA - DELPH ®
ACQUISITION
Raw
Data
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IXSEA - DELPH ®

GEOMETRICS – G882® IXSEA – GAPS®

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DELPH Solution
 DELPH is a powerful geophysical software
suite providing dedicated answers to the
market needs:

 Easily provide new acquisition interfaces in a
unique and reliable data logger

 Develop advanced processing to get the best
from any geophysical data

 Offer easy to use and dedicated tools for data
interpretation

 Provide advanced data visualization and data
fusion tools

DELPH is leading a new geophysical software generation
Ease of use, power, innovation, imagination …

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