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128 Kalayaan Avenue, Central Quezon City, Philippines 1100

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Geotomographie provides complete solutions for borehole and near-surface seismic surveys to geophysical, engineering, and mining companies. We design seismic borehole sources and receivers and develop specifically tailored software. For our customers, we conduct seismic field surveys and the subsequent data processing, interpretation, and reporting.
IRIS Instruments is a geophysical equipment manufacturer based in France. Since 1990, they enable their customers to interpret the world by bridging geophysics and digital with unmatched equipment that measure, process and interpret field data. IRIS Instruments is one of the world’s leading geophysical equipment manufacturers with four main broadband lines: Resistivity meters, Induced Polarization systems, Electromagnetic Receivers and Magnetic Resonance Sounding System.
Guideline Geo has been developing and producing different geophysical instruments for over 70 years. Today, it is one of the world-leading manufacturers of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) for many different types of applications. Guideline Geo – MALÅ’s products are of Swedish quality that has made a tremendous success all over the world. With its user friendliness, cost effectiveness, flexibility, ruggedness and modern design.
OYO Corporation is a company of experts who has wide profound expertise and abundant experience relating to overall earth science, such as geology, geophysics, soil mechanics, civil engineering, hydrogeology, environmental engineering, biology, etc. OYO develops and delivers Japanese geo-investigation technology to the world and are continuously producing measuring instruments for the ground. Their product ranges from seismographs, resistivity meter, soil testing instruments to water quality/level measurement.
Since 1956 PASI manufactures in Italy geophysical instruments designed for NSG applications. The first PASI resistivity meters were developed in India in the 1940s at the Calcutta laboratory of the Indian Geophysical Survey and this is where applied geophysics made its first steps thanks to the talents of an Italian technical engineer, Angelo Del Carlo, a real pioneer of modern electronics. Since then, PASI has continued to work hard in this direction: PASI instruments sold worldwide are themselves the best advertising a manufacturer could wish for: satisfied customers are our best calling card, especially when they become a source of inspiration for continuous improvement.