The marine EM pioneer
EMGS pioneered marine EM technology - an emerging and environmentally benign exploration method - in 2002 with the first successful application and commercialization of controlled-source electromagnetic surveying technology (CSEM).
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Resistivity contrasts indicate hydrocarbons
Because marine EM relies on contrasts in resistivity, it has the power to indicate hydrocarbon accumulations. This means it is a perfect partner for acoustic exploration techniques, which provide a structural picture of the subsurface.
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Improving exploration performance
The method's ability to indicate hydrocarbons is enabling EMGS's customers to improve their exploration performance in frontier and mature provinces.
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