GX Technology deals in seismic images.

GXT says oil and gas companies use images produced by it to significantly reduce the risk and cost of finding and producing petroleum.
The goal of Image-Driven(tm) seismic solutions is to produce the most accurate, information-rich seismic images.
GXT has expanded its services to include the entire seismic process, developing new technologies, new methods and new business models to provide clients with significantly greater value in their seismic data.
The range of solutions includes Image-Driven seismic programmes.
According to GTX, although the traditional speculative seismic model has allowed oil companies to cost-effectively obtain large amounts of 2D and 3D seismic data, licensees are increasingly experiencing the limitations of such data for field development and production.
Especially in higher risk areas, new Image-Driven(tm) proprietary and spec seismic programmes offer significantly greater quality and value because they are designed from the ground up to provide a specific solution to a specific imaging challenge.
An example is GulfSpan, a 2D spec seismic programme in the northern Gulf of Mexico, for which prestack depth images are the primary deliverable.
GX Technology also provides acquisition design, management and quality control of its Image-Driven seismic programmes. When new seismic data are required to meet E&P goals, this is the best way to ensure that the acquisition of the data is driven by the need for a specific, high-quality depth or time image.
GXT says it uses a proprietary hybrid illumination analysis to determine the acquisition orientation and parameters to best image the client's target. GXT also works closely with the client to understand geological and geophysical considerations in placing the survey.
GX Technology says it can be a single point of contact and is responsible for the success of an Image-Driven seismic programme. Experienced staff contracts the acquisition equipment and crews best suited for the particular survey goals.