BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 5.1.4//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:In 2021 Keith Elder retired from the company that he built from the ground up. The company had unrivaled real-time wireless seismic techn ology. The French company\, Total\, became an investor in Wireless Seismic Inc. (WSI) in 2014. WSI was approached by Total to be part of a team dedi cated to the design of a revolutionary system to do oil exploration in an extreme environment. It was launched in the jungle of Papua New Guinea. Ke ith worked on this system for 5 years\, innovating sensor technology for d eployment from drones.His company developed specialized RF technology for use in a jungle environment. Keith joined WSI as the VP of Engineering in 2007 with 30 years of seismic industry experience. WSI sold their first co mmercial system in 2012. Prior to joining WSI\, Keith worked for a Houston based company\, Input/Output\, Inc. for 18 years where he held several ma nagement and engineering positions. He provided technical leadership in th e development of several of Input/Output’s cable and wireless systems. K eith spent the remainder of his seismic career in field service and manage ment for several geophysical contractors. Keith holds numerous patents rel ated to the application of seismic instrumentation. Keith is a graduate fr om the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology in Electronic Engineering. DTEND:20260210T190000Z DTSTAMP:20260309T120955Z DTSTART:20260210T180000Z LOCATION:Morton Masonic Lodge SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:Keith Elder-Sensor Technology in Papau New Guinea UID:8d448cde-93cb-47cd-8567-85136a2f7d26 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

In 2021 Keit h Elder retired from the company that he built from the ground up. The com pany had unrivaled real-time wireless seismic technology. The French compa ny\, Total\, became an investor in Wireless Seismic Inc. (WSI) in 2014. WS I was approached by Total to be part of a team dedicated to the design of a revolutionary system to do oil exploration in an extreme environment. It was launched in the jungle of Papua New Guinea. Keith worked on this syst em for 5 years\, innovating sensor technology for deployment from drones.< /span>His company developed specialized RF technology for use in a jungle environment.

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Keith joined WSI as the VP of Engineering in 2007 with 30 years of seismic industry experience. WSI sold their first commercial s ystem in 2012. Prior to joining WSI\, Keith worked for a Houston based com pany\, Input/Output\, Inc. for 18 years where he held several management a nd engineering positions. He provided technical leadership in the developm ent of several of Input/Output&rsquo\;s cable and wireless systems. Keith spent the remainder of his seismic career in field service and management for several geophysical contractors. Keith holds numerous patents related to the application of seismic instrumentation. Keith is a graduate from th e Southern Alberta Institute of Technology in Electronic Engineering.

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