SeaLink Solid Streamer
The Seamap SeaLink™ Solid Streamer is engineered to deliver exceptional seismic data quality, offshore reliability, and long-term durability for demanding marine survey operations.
Designed to integrate seamlessly with the SeaLink Recording System, SeaLink Digital Modules, and all other SeaLink related products. The system provides a complete acquisition solution from high channel streamers for 2D, 3D, 4D surveys too, High Resolution, and Ultra High-Resolution seismic surveys with a smaller footprint.
At the core of the SeaLink™ Solid Streamer with patented Hydrophone technology, utilizing advanced PVDF Thin Film sensors to independently detect and suppress flow noise while preserving true acoustic signal integrity. The result is a significantly higher signal-to-noise ratio, cleaner seismic data, and more accurate subsurface imaging even in challenging offshore environments.
Built with a rugged solid-core construction, torque-balanced cable design, and low stretch high modulus stress member, the SeaLink™ Solid Streamer delivers superior towing stability, simplified handling, and exceptional offshore reliability.
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Key Features
- Advanced PVDF Thin Film Hydrophones technology for enhanced data clarity
- Superior signal-to-noise ratio for improved seismic imaging
- Rugged solid streamer construction for maximum durability
- High channel capacity up to 1,920 channels (Bused option 3,840 channels)
- Reduced components and connections for improved reliability
- Bi-directional streamer sections for operational flexibility
- Simplified deployment, handling, and streamlined maintenance
- Stable towing characteristics in demanding offshore conditions
- Reduced bend radius for efficient onboard storage
Applications
The SeaLink™ Solid Streamer is ideally suited for:
- Marine 2D Seismic Surveys
- Marine 3D & 4D Seismic Acquisition
- High Resolution Seismic Surveys
- Ultra High-Resolution Seismic Imaging
- HR3D Surveys
- Renewable Energy and Site Survey Characterization Projects
- Long offset surveys up to 15 km active lengths