INOVA Delivers Hawk™ Nodal System to Tesla Exploration for Deployment in the Marcellus Shale
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INOVA Delivers Hawk™ Nodal System to Tesla Exploration for Deployment in the Marcellus Shale

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INOVA Delivers Hawk™ Nodal System to Tesla Exploration for Deployment in the Marcellus Shale PR Newswire HOUSTON, June 5, 2012 HOUSTON, June 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- INOVA Geophysical today announced that Tesla Exploration Ltd. has purchased 10,000 three-channel stations (30,000 channels) of its cableless Hawk™ autonomous nodal system. The initial shipment of 18,000 channels is being immediately deployed to a project in the Marcellus Shale of West Virginia, and the balance of 12,000 channels will be delivered to Tesla by June 15, 2012. Hawk provides Tesla's crews with better productivity, system flexibility and safety advantages in geographies that are more developed, environmentally-sensitive and present challenging terrains. Hawk is unique to other nodes in the industry because it supports both three- channel analog geophones and VectorSeis multicomponent digital sensors with the same field station electronics for better characterization in unconventional plays. The node's rugged exterior, which is built from lightweight, high-grade aluminum, is made to maximize durability and is also a key differentiator to its competitors. Hawk's transcription time is three times faster or more, depending on total volume of production, compared to other nodal systems in the market today. And, crews also have the benefit of advanced drive-by QC features via Wi-Fi link.

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INOVA Delivers Hawk™ Nodal System to Tesla
Exploration for Deployment in the Marcellus
Shale
PR Newswire
HOUSTON, June 5, 2012
HOUSTON
,
June 5, 2012
/PRNewswire/ -- INOVA Geophysical today announced
that Tesla Exploration Ltd. has purchased 10,000 three-channel stations
(30,000 channels) of its cableless Hawk™ autonomous nodal system. The initial
shipment of 18,000 channels is being immediately deployed to a project in the
Marcellus Shale of
West Virginia
, and the balance of 12,000 channels will be
delivered to Tesla by
June 15, 2012
. Hawk provides Tesla's crews with better
productivity, system flexibility and safety advantages in geographies that are
more developed, environmentally-sensitive and present challenging terrains.
Hawk is unique to other nodes in the industry because it supports both three-
channel analog geophones and VectorSeis multicomponent digital sensors with
the same field station electronics for better characterization in unconventional
plays. The node's rugged exterior, which is built from lightweight, high-grade
aluminum, is made to maximize durability and is also a key differentiator to its
competitors. Hawk's transcription time is three times faster or more, depending
on total volume of production, compared to other nodal systems in the market
today. And, crews also have the benefit of advanced drive-by QC features via
Wi-Fi link.
Tesla Exploration acquires seismic data for the oil and gas exploration industry
across diverse regions of
North America
and world-wide. David Buttle,
President of Tesla Exploration Inc. (Tesla US subsidiary) said, "We look for
equipment that allows our crews to operate efficiently and safely in any
environment, so we were impressed with Hawk's ability to download data
quickly without a lot of infrastructure. In February of this year, INOVA
performed a side by side comparison of the Hawk system deployed next to
their cableless recording system using analog and VectorSeis multicomponent
sensors. From this test we were able to evaluate and witness productive output
of high-quality data acquisition from the Hawk system. We look forward to
using the Hawk autonomous node system in our upcoming acquisition projects
and believe the system's operational flexibility will be a tremendous asset to our
equipment portfolio."
Steve Bate, INOVA's President and Chief Executive Officer commented, "It's our
mission to drive the development of products that meet our customers'
acquisition needs, and it's important that our products strike a balance between
innovative high-technology and usability. We are also committed to
providing our customers with the highest level of field support to ensure that
they realize immediate success from putting INOVA's innovative products to
work on their projects. Tesla's crews work in tough terrains, and our goal is to
give them the equipment and customer support they need to operate
efficiently, no matter where their projects take them. We believe that the Hawk
system will provide maximum opportunity to utilize their investment on a full
array of seismic projects."
About INOVA Geophysical Equipment Limited
INOVA Geophysical Equipment Limited is a leading provider of land geophysical
technology, including source and source control systems, cabled and cableless
land acquisition systems, and advanced seismic digital sensors. Managed as an
independent company, INOVA is a joint venture owned 51% by BGP (a wholly
owned subsidiary of China National Petroleum Corporation) and 49% by ION
Geophysical Corporation (NYSE: IO). Additional information about INOVA is
available at www.inovageo.com.
About Tesla Exploration Ltd.
Tesla Exploration Ltd. and its division Tesla Exploration Inc. offer a complete
range of seismic acquisition services to the oil and gas exploration industry,
including 2D, 3D, and 3C crews sourced by dynamite, vibroseis or a
combination. Tesla Exploration Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary responsible for
operations in
the United States of America
. For more information visit
www.teslaexploration.com
Contacts
INOVA Geophysical
Ms. Pamela Merritt, Director of Global Marketing
Phone: +1-281-568-6084
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