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    A privately held company established in 2010 in Prague, Czech Republic. Providing seismic services for the oil and gas industry with an orientation on passive seismic.
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    29 March 2021
    Seismic Talks at The Petroleum Institute and GFZ in April and May 2021
    We are happy Seismik's researches attract world-wide attention and two speakers will present our researches at these talks:
    
    Leo Eisner, Ph.D. will give invited talk in the Petroleum Institute (United Arab Emirates) in Earth and Planetary Science Seminar Series: Induced seismicity - how to differentiate between induced and natural seismicity on April 1, 2021: https://www.ku.ac.ae/special-seminar-series-on-earth-planetary-sciences
    
    Dmitri Alexandrov, Ph.D. will give invited talk at the GFZ on Full stress inversion from microseismic events and borehole data on May, 2, 2021. https://www.gfz-potsdam.de/en/section/earth-surface-process-modelling/infrastructure/section-seminars/
    
    If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us via our social media platforms (Facebook and LinkedIn) or email us at info@seismik.cz or petra@seismik.cz
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About

Seismik s.r.o.

A privately held company based in Prague, the Czech Republic.

Seismic services for the oil and gas, geothermal and CO² storage industry focused on passive seismic
Processing/Reprocessing of acquired datasets – gaining greater value
Own data acquisition (e.g., real-time traffic light acquisition)
Detection and advanced analysis of seismicity in the vicinity of oil and gas reservoirs from both private and public (e.g. USGS) data.

We pride in service excellence and our staff provides expertise in capabilities such as passive seismic monitoring, finite difference modeling, and ray tracing.

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