New OBN imaging illuminates the full potential of deeply buried and salt-influenced reservoirs.

In this part, we introduce you to the 1D window-grey radiation model of the atmosphere, which illustrates the physical essence of the mechanism by which a CO2 increase cools the stratosphere and mesosphere.

Mountains, minerals and magma along North America's largest rift: an exploration of the 1,000-kilometer-long Rio Grande Rift.

NASA had been under pressure to put a scientist on the Moon – and so in 1972, they sent geologist Harrison Schmitt.

The recent Venus and Graff oil discoveries have renewed interest in the prospectivity of the Orange Basin, offshore Namibia and South Africa; calibrating the deepwater source rock story and helping to guide the identification of analogues along the margin.

With the recent unveiling of the statue to commemorate Mary Anning, it felt fitting that this fourth article in the palaeontology series touched upon some of the great marine reptiles that she was famed for discovering – the apex predators of the Jurassic seas!

Vagit Alekperov warns that there is a risk of global oil and gas supply shortages in just five years if the current trend of limiting industry investment persists.

Of all the equipment hauled around the field by geologists, the geological hammer must be the most essential and emblematic.

The merging of large, mixed legacy 3D seismic datasets, its history and why it makes sense in the UKCS.

Re-imagining the proven hydrocarbon basins offshore Nova Scotia, using modern seismic processing techniques to re-process legacy data.

In this article we discuss how fluid chemistry can be deployed to directly confirm or refine the assumptions made when optimising developments in hydrocarbon production from resource plays.

We take a look at the advent of 'remote' sensing and the adoption of seismology in petroleum exploration in North America.

The deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS) in Scandinavia accelerates.

The U in CCUS stands for utilisation or usage, in which, instead of storing captured CO2, it is reused, ideally in ways that lock the carbon into the resultant material. But what are the climate benefits of CCUS?

GeoStreamer X is an integrated broadband multi-azimuth acquisition and state-of-the-art depth imaging solution. Here, we demonstrate the suitability of the dataset for reservoir evaluation by delineating near-field exploration opportunities and providing better trap and reservoir understanding in the South Viking Graben, Norway.