SEGY/SEGD Explorer · Mobile

Your seismic files.
Now in your pocket.

A file arrives. A question comes up. Get a closer look without opening a workstation. SEGY/SEGD Explorer puts seismic sections, trace headers and 3D stacks on your phone — so you can move from “What’s in this file?” to a clearer answer.

SEG-Y · SEG-D · Fairfield RG16On-device file inspectionNo account required

Store downloads are not available yet. App Store and Google Play links will appear here when released.

A closer look

Open. Explore. Understand.

A focused interface built for touch. Pick a file, move through your seismic section and inspect the details that matter.

SEGY/SEGD Explorer home screen with options to open a seismic file or a 3D stack cube — **Start with your file**Open a seismic file from your device. Choose a gather or stack view, or explore a post-stack SEG-Y volume in 3D.

Mobile seismic section viewer showing synthetic reflection data, time and trace axes and display controls — **Read the seismic, your way**Pan and pinch to zoom. Switch between density and wiggle displays, adjust gain and palettes, or use display AGC and bandpass.

File information panel showing SEG-Y format, trace count, sample interval and header tabs — **Go beyond the picture**Check file information, textual and binary headers. Tap a trace to inspect its header values.

Actual application screens. The seismic example uses synthetic demonstration data.

Made for the moment you need it

Less setup. More insight.

Your data stays with you

File inspection runs on your device. Your seismic files are not uploaded to a server, and you do not need to create an account.

See structure in 3D

Explore post-stack SEG-Y volumes with inline, crossline and time slices. Rotate the cube and move through the volume using touch controls.

Check the details

Inspect sample intervals and header values, review amplitude spectra and tune the display to reveal the character of your data.

For the people who work with seismic.

For geophysicists checking a delivered file, field teams taking a first look at records, and students connecting header values to what a seismic section shows. Keep a practical file-inspection tool close at hand, wherever the next question comes up.

This is a mobile viewer and inspector. Available views depend on the file format and layout; device memory and supported file layouts determine how much data can be inspected.

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