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Vialogy - making use of seismic noise
US company ViaLogy is developing new seismic data processing techniques - which actually use the noise to try to get a better understanding of the signal, leading to better decision making - rather than just try to strip the noise out.
Last updated: July 19, 2010 12:00
Digital Energy Journal

Second Rig Boosts ViaLogy
ViaLogy was in demand yesterday, rising 23.1 per cent to 4p. The gains followed news that a second rig sited on Atascosa's Galba Prospect in Texas had started using its sensor technology. ViaLogy also revealed it was in talks with another Texas-based oil explorer about a potential deal.

"Drilling dry wells represents a huge cost to the oil and gas industry and the application of ViaLogy's technology can considerably reduce that ratio," said broker St Helen's Capital.
ViaLogy's exploration technology has already been credited with locating a new oil deposit on the Galba prospect, in which the company has taken a 10 per cent interest.
Last updated: April 17 2009 03:00
The Financial Times Ltd

Texas Oil Find Lifts Vialogy
ViaLogy registered the biggest gain on Aim yesterday. Shares in the sensor technology group jumped 89 per cent to 4¼ on news that one of its devices had helped a US explorer find a crude oil deposit in Texas. The company said its QuantumRD technology had accurately predicted the size, location and porosity of three reservoirs and it could receive a payment of $4m if oil is successfully produced.
Last updated: March 24 2009 02:00
The Financial Times Ltd

Equity Market Update
This article comes from a respected London financial publication. It talks about Vialogy's recent history, the company's focus on high-technology products and some of the important earning potential that will be realized in the near future.
City Equities Limited

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Vialogy - making use of seismic noise US company ViaLogy is developing new seismic data processing techniques - which actually use the noise to try to get a better understanding of the signal, leading to better decision making - rather than just try to strip the noise out. Last updated: July 19, 2010 12:00 Digital Energy Journal

Second Rig Boosts ViaLogy ViaLogy was in demand yesterday, rising 23.1 per cent to 4p. The gains followed news that a second rig sited on Atascosa's Galba Prospect in Texas had started using its sensor technology. ViaLogy also revealed it was in talks with another Texas-based oil explorer about a potential deal. "Drilling dry wells represents a huge cost to the oil and gas industry and the application of ViaLogy's technology can considerably reduce that ratio," said broker St Helen's Capital. ViaLogy's exploration technology has already been credited with locating a new oil deposit on the Galba prospect, in which the company has taken a 10 per cent interest. Last updated: April 17 2009 03:00 The Financial Times Ltd

Texas Oil Find Lifts Vialogy ViaLogy registered the biggest gain on Aim yesterday. Shares in the sensor technology group jumped 89 per cent to 4¼ on news that one of its devices had helped a US explorer find a crude oil deposit in Texas. The company said its QuantumRD technology had accurately predicted the size, location and porosity of three reservoirs and it could receive a payment of $4m if oil is successfully produced. Last updated: March 24 2009 02:00 The Financial Times Ltd

Equity Market Update This article comes from a respected London financial publication. It talks about Vialogy's recent history, the company's focus on high-technology products and some of the important earning potential that will be realized in the near future. City Equities Limited