Best Geology and Seismic Software for Linux of 2025

Find and compare the best Geology and Seismic software for Linux in 2025

Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Geology and Seismic software for Linux on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    g-Viewer Reviews

    g-Viewer

    Geomage

    $300/year/user
    1 Rating
    Geomage, a global company, develops and provides advanced technologies for seismic processing and interpretation. It also offers services and software to a wide range of oil and natural gas companies. Geomage's seismic-processing portfolio is based upon the innovative MultiFocusing™ technology. This has been used for hundreds of exploration sites across the globe to provide the most accurate imaging and better structural and stratigraphic detail of the subsurface. The g-Viewer is a tool that allows the visualization and selection of seismic datasets on a 3D scene. The view is available as a commercial version, and allows for the plotting of 2D sections and volumes.
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    g-Platform : Time Reviews
    Geomage gPlatform: Time provides processor with an interactive graphical experience when working with seismic data. The Time Imaging package includes all the processing modules and applications required to handle any 2D/3D/4D seismological data, from field data to anisotropic prestack time migration.
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    g-Space Reviews

    g-Space

    Geomage

    $1,200/year/user
    3 Ratings
    Geomage G-Space™, a complete structural interpretation software, allows for a thorough analysis of seismic and well data. Geomage G-Space™, software allows: Horizon and Fault Picking - Geological modeling - Map creation with errors - Well-tie with dynamic update Well, correlation - Mis-tie workflow - Model of velocity based on checkshots, horizons and angular distance - Simultaneous depth/time picking Static modeling Volumetric Calculation - etc, etc, etc and more...
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    g-Platform : VSP Reviews

    g-Platform : VSP

    Geomage

    $8,000/year/user
    g-Platform: VSP gives processors an interactive and graphic experience when working with VSP data. These VSP processing packages cover 2D/3D VSP geometries and modules, as well as applications.
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    RokDoc Reviews
    RokDoc is the culmination of over 20 years of industry experience and innovative research. RokDoc provides a seamless interface that integrates everything from data quality control and modeling and prediction. It also integrates multidisciplinary workflows for Quantitative Interpretation and Pore Pressure. Assess sandstone, carbonate, and shale reservoirs for improved hydrocarbon exploration and production optimization, CO2 sequestration and geothermal surveying. RokDoc offers a comprehensive and extensive library that includes rock physics, cutting-edge seismic inversion techniques, as well as a complete geomechanics solution. Automated and easy evaluation of geological "what-if" scenarios. To better understand the probability and success of subsurface resource exploitation, and stored fluid monitoring, capture uncertainty in data and models.
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    g-Platform : Acquisition QC Reviews
    g-Platform QC : Acquisition QC includes the applications required for testing the acquired 2D/3D Seismic in the field or aboard the vessel during the acquisition process. - Geometry Assignment QC and Edit - Basic refraction and FB picking - SC residuals and deconvolution Signal processing - Migration of stacks and post-stack Geomage™ g-Platform provides processors with an interactive and graphic experience when working with seismic data. The software is divided into packages for Acquisition QC, Land, Marine, VSP, and Depth Imaging applications. This simplifies licensing according to the domain that you need to work in.
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    OpendTect Reviews

    OpendTect

    dGB Earth Sciences

    OpendTect software is made up of two parts. One is an open-source, free part, and the other is a commercial, closed source part that is protected with FlexNet license management software. OpendTect is the open-source component. It is a seismic interpretation software system that can interpret 2D and 3D seismic data. It also allows for rapid development of innovative interpretation tools. OpendTect can easily be extended by free plugins. OpendTect Pro is the closed-source version. This extended version offers additional functionality for professionals. OpendTect Pro can also be extended with plugins from the commercial sector that allow for unique seismic interpretation workflows.
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    Rockhound Reviews
    SOFTWARE PLATFORM FOR ROCK+, ROCK, ALTUS AND Q330 FAMILY OF PRODUCTS Rockhound, originally introduced as SMARTS, is a software platform designed to implement real time data acquisition solutions from streams of one or more digitizers and perform vital functions on the data that are critical to the end user.The platform is modular as a building block structure where each module within specific implementation may be connected in many useful and different ways. The Rockhound software platform was developed in Java and can be used on a variety operating systems, including Microsoft Windows, multiple Mac OSs, and Linux. An optional Software Development Kit is also available that allows users create custom Rockhound modules to integrate with existing modules from Kinemetrics. The optional kit allows users to create custom post processing, data storage and notification functions.
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    Tecplot Focus Reviews
    Tecplot focus helps you get answers faster and allows you to quickly plot all of your engineering and test data exactly how you want. Analyze and analyze complex data, create multiple XY, 2D, and 3D plots, then communicate your findings to colleagues and managers with stunning, high-quality animations and images. Automating routine data analysis and plotting tasks can help you save even more time and effort. Tecplot Focus is available on Windows, Linux, and Mac platforms. It meets the needs for multi-platform engineering groups.
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    g-Platform : Depth Reviews
    The g-Platform: Depth Imaging covers all processing modules, applications and tools needed to build velocity models and create an accurate depth picture from any type of seismic data.
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    GeoThrust Reviews
    GeoThrust was designed with a workflow architecture in mind to produce an accurate earth model and image in time and depth from data that has been collected with irregular geometry in areas of complex topography, complex near surface, and complex subsurface. It is easy to learn and simple to use, with high technical specifications for data analysis. Nonlinear tomography is used to estimate the near-surface model. This accounts for topography and reduces vertical and lateral velocity variations. Wavefield dating is used to correct the near-surface model. This is essential for imaging from irregular topography. GeoThrust does subsurface velocity modeling, imaging, and estimation from topography. It is not based on a flat datum. Instead, it uses rms and interval speeds that are calculated at reflector positions and not at reflection positions.
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    Antelope Reviews
    The 10 largest seismic networks outside of Japan use the Antelope mission-critical data processing and data acquisition software. It is 100% commercially owned and supported entirely by BRTT, Inc., a Kinemetrics strategic partnership. You can tie-in with almost any seismic network in the World. Unique automated real-time response spectrum computation with exceedance alarms. Richly documented APIs to interface with client programs.
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    MiVu Reviews
    MiVu™, a software package, is designed to perform microseismic analysis during hydraulic fracturing. It can be used for both surface and downhole geophone arrays. MiVu™, which can be used to build simple and complex geologic models interactively and to design optimal microseismic monitoring geometries, process data with user-defined workflows and image event locations using multiple techniques. It also allows you to visualize and interpret microseismic events 3D. Multiple event location methods are available, including cross double difference, 3D grid search, 3D migrating, and 3D grid search. This allows you to see how different geophysical methods affect the location of the microseismic events. It will help you to understand the strengths and weaknesses of each method.
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