Seismoring is a Swiss geophysics company based in Yverdon-les-Bains, specializing in passive seismic surveying and monitoring. Rather than generating seismic signals, passive seismics uses ambient ground noise as its source. The data collected can reveal seismic events, support risk prevention in drilling, and, through careful analysis, help produce geological models.

Seismoring provides services across the monitoring process, including designing surveillance networks, installing and maintaining stations, and delivering detailed data analysis and specific interpretation. The company has several hundred geophones available for deployment and offers both temporary and permanent monitoring solutions. Its listed temporary equipment includes SmartSolo 5 Hz single-component and three-component geophones.

Seismoring’s expertise also covers network design, station installation, calibration of geophysical parameters, data processing, and quality control. The company is available in French, German, and English. Led by a director and co-directors with responsibilities spanning data processing and network design, Seismoring focuses on turning ambient seismic measurements into useful information for subsurface understanding and operational risk management