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Microseismic Monitoring

Near-surface geophysics using distributed acoustic sensing as a large continuous seismic sensor array

Using DAS for Microseismic Monitoring

Distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) is a cost effective and easy to deploy solution that delivers a large quantity of densely spaced seismic sensors for passive monitoring of regional and induced seismicity.

The purpose built and patented design of Terra15’s Treble DAS interrogators makes them the first interrogators in the world to provide unbeatable sensitivity at the frequencies important for microseismic monitoring.

This extraordinary high frequency sensitivity combined with the Treble’s gauge free operation can be used to detect, locate, and measure the seismic source parameters with industry leading results.

Institute of Mine Seismology

IMS is the world’s leading provider of microseismic monitoring technology to mines.

The Terra15 and IMS partnership provides miners with Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) data acquisition hardware, software, processing and interpretation services for seismic monitoring and imaging applications.

Leveraging the expertise and experience from this partnership ensures the best possible outcome is achieved above or below ground and optimises the safety and geophysical characterisation of your mine site.

Find out more on our partner page or the IMS website:

Terra15 Partner Page   IMS Website

MicroSeismic, Inc.

Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) provides a new level of monitoring capabilities to a number of applications in the Energy, Oil & Gas sectors.

MicroSeismic, Inc. in Texas, USA formed a strategic partnership with Terra15 to provide comprehensive turnkey monitoring solutions for oil and gas, CCUS and geothermal.

The partnership will support carbon sequestration, geothermal stimulation, hydraulic fracturing, and Karst sinkhole development.

Find out more on our partner page or the MicroSeismic, Inc. website:

Terra15 Partner Page   MicroSeismic Website

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Monitoring Tailings Storage Facilities with DAS and Institute of Mine Seismology

Tailings storage facilities around the world retain large volumes of waste rock and fluids used for processing and transport. Potential structural failures of these facilities pose a significant threat to safety, operations and the environment.

The Institute of Mine Seismology’s multifaceted monitoring approach provides real-time data to monitor the integrity of embankments and arms operators with invaluable information used for mitigating risk. This is achieved by combining traditional methods with Terra15’s DAS technology.

Find out more on our partner page or the IMS website:

Terra15 Partner Page   IMS Website

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What is Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS)?

What does a Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) Interrogator Measure?

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