Science and Technology

Led by PhD physicists, ARRAY’s Science and Technology division performs leading-edge scientific research and analysis in seismology, geophysics and related scientific areas around the globe.

These scientists work closely with high-volume, high-performance IT experts and regional seismic station teams to provide a comprehensive suite of scientific analysis and monitoring capability from deployed station installation to data collection to advanced analysis.

Science & Technology Expertise.

Seismic Stations and Seismoacoustic Arrays Design, Deployment, Operation and Maintenance
Data Analysis through Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML)
Knowledge Base and Data Acquisition Centers Development and Management
Data Analysis, Signal Processing and Visualization using GIS and Custom Capabilities
Scientific research and analysis specializing in Geophysics (Seismic, Hydroacoustic, and Infrasound)
Scientific Software and Systems Engineering, Integration and Sustainment

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Science & Technology Projects.

Conduct, present and publish studies involving seismic, infrasound and hydroacoustic waveform data analysis, wave propagation and source characterization, and velocity and attenuation modeling in multi-dimensional earth models to understand better the seismotectonic framework of a study area.
Provide comprehensive single seismic station and seismoacoustic array deployment, maintenance, command, and control to ensure real-time, mission critical timely acquisition and forwarding of all digital seismic and infrasound data to key clients.
Plan, design, integrate, test and deploy public and secure data acquisition systems for collecting, formatting, transferring, forwarding, archiving (using relational databases) and analysis of data in the field and at regional facilities.

Support creation of seismic test facilities and test procedures to enable scientists to fully characterize hydroacoustic, infrasound and seismic components.
Develop, test and integrate third party algorithms and software for use in tasked seismic, infrasound and hydroacoustic research activities using common programming and configuration management practices.
Provide systems engineering and logistical support including purchasing, integrating, testing, packaging and shipping of instrumentation and equipment to and from designated study areas at host countries.
Provide operation, maintenance and training support on all deployed instrumentation, communication and computer systems.