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Sercel Announces Contract with Geophysical Company for Deployment of the Tuned Pulse Source on Gulf of Mexico Survey
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Sercel has announced a contract with a marine geophysical company for the deployment of its Tuned Pulse Source (TPS™), an innovative low-frequency broadband marine seismic source, and the provision of related support services.
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TPS is an advanced low-frequency marine seismic source that provides a wider bandwidth while reducing environmental impact (image courtesy of Sercel).
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