New Website Design

We've upgraded WIT's website, with the help of Boulder-based designer Jay Tomlinson. Please take a look at waveimagingtechnology.com

WIT...A Tech Startup to Watch!

WIT is listed by the June 25, 2012 Houston Chronicle as a Tech Startup to Watch.

WIT Presenting at Denver Geophysical Society Luncheon, June 14, 2012

Lecture: Morgan Brown, CEO of Wave Imaging Technology Inc. will be presenting ‘Prestack Depth Migration for "Easy" Onshore Plays?’

Abstract:
Traditionally, prestack depth migration (PSDM) was considered an exotic technology, applicable only for imaging "complex" geology. Offshore subsalt imaging drives the use of the most advanced PSDM technologies, like Reverse-Time depth Migration (RTM), however, given the recent resurgence of onshore exploration, we ask: can PSDM make an impact on "easy" onshore plays? We present an unconventional oil shale case study which convincingly illustrates three key reasons for (re)considering PSDM:

1. Remove false time structures caused by lateral variations in velocity.
2. Improve focusing of dipping beds and faults.
3. Improve the accuracy of seismic attributes.

WIT's third US Patent application published

WIT's third patent application, "Methods and Computer-Readable Medium to Implement Inversion of Angle Gathers for Rock Physics Reflectivity Attributes", was published recently by the USPTO (Application No. 13/065,032). Feel free to download the patent application.

WIT Presenting at Geophysical Society of Pittsburgh dinner meeting, Tuesday May 1, 2012

Lecture: Morgan Brown, CEO of Wave Imaging Technology Inc. will be presenting ‘Prestack Depth Migration for "Easy" Onshore Plays?’

Abstract:
Traditionally, prestack depth migration (PSDM) was considered an exotic technology, applicable only for imaging "complex" geology. Offshore subsalt imaging drives the use of the most advanced PSDM technologies, like Reverse-Time depth Migration (RTM), however, given the recent resurgence of onshore exploration, we ask: can PSDM make an impact on "easy" onshore plays? We present an unconventional oil shale case study which convincingly illustrates three key reasons for (re)considering PSDM:

1) Remove false time structures caused by lateral variations in velocity. 2) Improve focusing of dipping beds and faults. 3) Improve the accuracy of seismic attributes.

Place: Penn Brewery Restaurant
Time: 4:45 pm Social Hour, 5:45 pm Dinner, 7pm Lecture
Cost: $35

WIT #13 in 2011 FastTech 50

WIT made the select FastTech 50 list of fastest growing technology firms in Houston. Our 99.4% revenue growth from 2009 to 2010 elevated WIT to #13 on the list! Read here for an interview with WIT's Morgan Brown.

US Patent Issued!

US Patent 8,082,107 B2, "Methods and Computer-readable Medium to Implement Computing the Propagation Velocity of Seismic Waves", was issued to WIT for its MVFA technology on December 20, 2011.
Please view the patent document