http://www.seismicatlas.org/ The VSA has been created to share the geological interpretation of seismic data. By browsing freely through the site you will find seismic images and interpretations. And you can download higher resolution images for your own use - all without signing in. There are no membership fees, all we ask is that you respect the intellectual property rights of the contributors who have posted images on the VSA. Just hit the link "EXPLORE THE VSA" to start!
Sharing the geological interpretation of seismic data,Use the VSA to find images of subsurface structures, submarine landscapes, the structure of oceanic water-bodies and much more. You can search for analogues of subsurface geology, rapidly contrasting geological features, finding areas of controversy. You'll find results from cutting-edge technology and breaking research alongside historically important images of the subsurface. ,The VSA is used by thousands of geoscientists each week. It's a great place to promote your own science, and for companies to showcase datasets and expertise. It's simple to author new content and link to your research webpages or related publications.,We welcome new content. If you wish to post interpretations or new seismic images we can set you up with authoring permission. Find out more from the "About the VSA" link below., ,Miocene, eastern Gulf of Mexico. Courtesy of CGG and Zoltan Sylvester. ,Faulted shelf carbonates in the Central Mediterranean (courtesy of Fugro MCS). ,Bathymetric map, offshore northern Colombia, with the Magdalena fan and Sinu prism. Courtesy of Jamie Vinnels,Danish sector, southern North Sea. Courtesy of Fugro. ,Miocene reefs and tidal channels, offshore Madura, Indonesia (courtesy of Henry Posamentier),Sill from offshore Australia (image courtesy of Chris Jackson),Learn more about the VSA:, The VSA is an industry-academia partnership. , ,