Bqi Fum Innovation
Geophysical processing services for oil and gas exploration companies, including depth imaging and rock physics
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Bqi Fum Innovation
BQI-FUM Innovation provides time and depth migration processing, depth imaging, quantitative interpretation, AVO, rock physics and inversion services for oil and gas exploration. Its processing uses Reverse Time Migration software developed by Professor Peyman Moghaddam and his Toronto-based research team.
The company serves projects globally, with a particular focus on the UK, Norway, the Middle East and Canada. It was founded in 2018 and is registered in Sittingbourne, United Kingdom.
Product: Geophysical processing services including time and depth migration, depth imaging, QI/AVO, rock physics and inversion.
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