WE'RE LISTENING Canadian Trademark Information

On Friday, January 25, 2013, a canadian trademark registration was filed for WE'RE LISTENING by Engineering Seismology Group C *********, **********, ***** ****. The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 1611312. The current status of this trademark filing is Registration published. The WE'RE LISTENING trademark is filed in the description of Custom design and manufacture of geophysical instrumentation, namely geophones, accelerometers, acquisition units and software to monitor industrial seismic activity; passive seismic acquisition, mapping, processing, analysis and interpretation services, namely, microseismic monitoring involving the collection, processing, visualization, analysis and interpretation of microseismic data using geophysical methods in order to better understand sub-surface rock failure, optimize production, improve safety, reduce costs and mitigate risks in industrial applications; monitoring seismicity associated with reservoir processes during hydraulic fracturing, enhanced oil recovery, underground gas storage, waste injection, underground and open-pit mining and geotechnical applications; geophysical research and consulting services. , Geophysical instrumentation, namely geophones, accelerometers, acquisition units, namely, seismographs and software to detect, record, evaluate and provide warning of industrial seismic activity. , Geophysical instrumentation, namely geophones, accelerometers, acquisition units, namely, seismographs and software to detect, record, evaluate and provide warning of industrial seismic activity. , Custom design and manufacture of geophysical instrumentation, namely geophones, accelerometers, acquisition units and software to monitor industrial seismic activity; passive seismic acquisition, mapping, processing, analysis and interpretation services, namely, microseismic monitoring involving the collection, processing, visualization, analysis and interpretation of microseismic data using geophysical methods in order to better understand sub-surface rock failure, optimize production, improve safety, reduce costs and mitigate risks in industrial applications; monitoring seismicity associated with reservoir processes during hydraulic fracturing, enhanced oil recovery, underground gas storage, waste injection, underground and open-pit mining and geotechnical applications; geophysical research and consulting services. .