Wave Imaging Technology Inc.

Wave Imaging Technology (WIT) Inc. provides cutting-edge seismic processing services to the upstream oil & gas industry from its offices in Houston, TX. Founded in 2007 by Joe Higginbotham, WIT currently has five full-time employees. All over the world, remaining oil & gas reserves are located in deeper, smaller, and harder-to-see traps. By applying proprietary seismic imaging technology on our high-performance computer cluster, we help our clients more clearly visualize the complex geology holding these reserves. We aspire to lead the industry in developing and applying prestack depth migration technology to the underserved onshore market.

Why should you contract WIT?

WIT is an industry leader in depth imaging
WIT has all proprietary software and a top-notch R&D staff. We develop customized solutions to your imaging problems
WIT doesn't quit...until you are satisfied
If WIT isn't the best candidate for your job, we'll refer you to a partner who is

Our services

WIT Depth, our core offering, allows clients to extract more value from existing seismic data by uncovering hidden prospects that were masked by complex geology.
WIT Sim encourages clients to think before they shoot. By simulating 3D seismic data in a computer, clients save money on unnecessary data acquisition, and can better optimize the dollars that they do spend on data.
WIT Detect leverages patent-pending technology to help clients avoid sub-salt overpressure before the well spuds. E&P companies have lost many wells and spent billions after unexpectedly encountering overpressure.
WIT Angle, boasts patent-pending technology which helps our client get the right angles for direct hydrocarbon detection and fracture detection over "resource plays".

Our experience

We have completed projects in the Gulf of Mexico deepwater, San Joaquin Valley (California), Ouachita trend (Oklahoma), Eastern Nevada, Zagros Mountains (Kurdistan), Onshore Gulf Coast (Louisiana and Texas), Williston Basin (North Dakota), and Mid-Continent (Kansas & Colorado), Rockines overthrust belt (Wyoming), and Paradox Basin (Utah). See below for a map of US projects worked since 2008. Click on the symbols to get more information.

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