Rongxin Huang discusses how advances in ocean bottom node acquisition and full-waveform inversion are reshaping how offshore operators image and understand the subsurface.
Viridien an advanced technology, digital and Earth data company, announced today its second quarter results.
Viridien will publish its second quarter 2026 results on Thursday, July 30, after market close.
In the New Scientist CoLab podcast, Ewa Kaszycka, UK Geoscience Manager, and Gordon Poole, UK research manager, explain how we're imaging deep beneath the Earth's surface in ways that were almost unimaginable just a decade ago.
Henning highlights Viridien’s ambition to lead the next steps in subsurface imaging, as well as our strong customer focus and the important role of our expertise and innovation in driving the company’s growth.
Junior Potgieter, our Global Strategy Head, Minerals & Mining, was recently interviewed by BizClick for Mining Digital magazine about the role of advanced tech and AI in reshaping mineral exploration.
Viridien has launched Evergreen Data Solution, a scalable, AI-powered approach to subsurface data transformation that enables asset teams to access, trust, and use complex data faster, reducing cycle times and improving decision-making for more-informed exploration and development.
Viridien and Aker BP have entered into a strategic partnership agreement to strengthen collaboration across multi-client ocean bottom node seismic data acquisition, imaging, and technology development.
Sercel has announced the first commercial sale of its Accel land nodal seismic acquisition solution.