Ramform Titan
Power, tow density, and redundancy are essential to high-quality seismic data acquisition. Ramform Titan-class vessels deliver all three. Three variable-pitch propellers provide 1.8 megawatts of power, more than enough to tow a wide spread of multisensor recording equipment. Full operations can continue with just two propellers and one of the fully separated twin engine rooms. Two stern-launched workboats enable streamer maintenance, even in marginal weather. Increasingly, both vessel and seismic equipment maintenance can be done at sea without disrupting operations.
Ramform Titan features 24 streamer reels (16 abreast and eight in a second row) and six independent source array handling booms. This configuration supports faster deployment and recovery, greater flexibility, and safer operations, helping crews maximize the operational weather window. Steerable sources and streamers, along with automated gear-handling systems, further enhance efficiency and adaptability. The vessel is well suited for ultra-high-density 3D acquisition and repeatable 4D projects.
Designed to make full use of GeoStreamer® technology, Ramform Titan typically tows 16 streamers and can operate with up to 24 when required.
Power & Propulsion
Source Capability
Receiver Technology
Streamer Capacity
Length & Breadth
Draft
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Ramform Titan
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Ramform Atlas
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Ramform Tethys
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Ramform Hyperion
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Ramform Sovereign
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Ramform Vanguard
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Ramform Victory
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Support Vessels
Ramform Titan
T-Class
Ramform Titan
Launched in 2013, Ramform Titan delivers high-capacity seismic acquisition with fast deployment of up to 24 steerable streamers and steerable sources. Fully integrated with GeoStreamer technology and built for redundancy, she offers reliable, high-efficiency performance in a range of offshore environments.
Ramform Atlas
T-Class
Ramform Atlas
Built in 2013, Ramform Atlas supports dense, high-quality seismic acquisition with 24 streamer reels, 22 tow points, and advanced source handling. Fully equipped with GeoStreamer technology, she is engineered for safe and efficient operation in variable offshore conditions.
Ramform Tethys
T-Class
Ramform Tethys
Delivered in 2016, Ramform Tethys features 26.4 MW propulsion, twin engine rooms, and automated handling for continuous operation. With 24 streamer reels and steerable sources, she is built for high-density 3D and 4D seismic surveys in demanding offshore environments.
Ramform Hyperion
T-Class
Ramform Hyperion
Built in 2017, Ramform Hyperion is designed for sustained seismic performance with 24 streamer reels and six source booms. Fully integrated with GeoStreamer technology, she enables efficient acquisition of large-scale 3D and 4D surveys.
Ramform Sovereign
S-Class
Ramform Sovereign
Launched in 2008, Ramform Sovereign is a high-capacity vessel equipped with GeoStreamer technology and capable of towing up to 22 streamers. She features low-emission propulsion, dual engine rooms, and a flexible layout for extended offshore operations.
Ramform Vanguard
V-Class
Ramform Vanguard
Built in 1999, Ramform Vanguard continues to deliver high-density seismic acquisition with full GeoStreamer capability. She is proven in advanced 4D and UHR 3D surveys, making her a reliable platform for complex exploration and offshore wind projects.
Ramform Victory
V-Class
Ramform Victory
Also launched in 1999, Ramform Victory is equipped for advanced seismic operations, towing up to 20 streamers. Outfitted with broadband GeoStreamer technology, she has built a strong record of delivering consistent, high-quality data across global projects.
Support Vessels
Other
Support Vessels
TGS uses modern seismic support vessels for offshore logistics, refueling, and crew changes. Four purpose-built vessels from PF Thor meet TGS specifications, while additional support is provided through long-term agreements with other trusted suppliers for extended offshore operations.