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REQUEST 2D & 3D MAP -- a detailed auto-generated map of your area of interest in the continental USA or Alaska. A user ID and password are not required to request a 2D seismic & 3D seismic map.

Tobin WebViewer Please register for a user ID and a password. The WebViewer can be used to search for 2D & 3D data and to get the Latitude-Longitude of the center of your area of interest. SEI proprietary 2D seismic & 3D seismic shape file sets can be extracted from the WebViewer. Tobin WebViewer Help

NEW USA 3D Surveys - Shapefile Set (outlines - Geographic, North American Datum 1927)
NEW USA 3D Surveys - DXF (outlines - Geographic, North American Datum 1927)

NEW USA 3D Surveys - Google Earth is Required
NEW South Louisiana, SE Texas and Gulf of Mexico
NEW Texas, Louisiana and Gulf of Mexico
NEW Texas Offshore Expansion Ph. I-VI, Gulf of Mexico
 


USA Map  -  Acquisition Field Parameters

Free Autodesk DWF Viewer

USA 3D Map with Basins and Shale Plays
USA 3D Surveys - Google Earth is Required
USA Shale Plays - Google Earth is Required
North Dakota/Montana
North Louisiana/Mississippi/Alabama/Florida PH
Northeast Texas
Oklahoma/Texas Panhandle
Permian Basin - West Texas/SE New Mexico
South Louisiana/SE Texas and Gulf of Mexico
Texas, Louisiana and Gulf of Mexico
Texas Offshore Expansion Ph. I-VI
Wyoming
 
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