As a function of population growth we can only expect future energy demand to increase, and with it the demand for oil and other natural resources.

Taken from GEO ExPro Volume 15, Issue 2. Focusing on bettering the future in oil & gas.

A glimmer of optimism is appearing for oil and gas exploration as we encourage industry collaborations to focus on maintaining efficiency, reliability and capital discipline.

Multi-partnered project, spearheaded by Total, revolutionises the future of onshore seismic acquisition in areas of complex topography and environmental sensitivity.

Geologist Donald Rusks tells us about his 60-year career in the petroleum industry and his adventures in hydrocarbon exploration across the world.

Brand new book from GEO ExPro & Bivrost Geo. All you ever wanted to know in an introduction to exploration geophysics – clearly explained and beautifully illustrated.

Is carbon capture, storage and utilisation (CSS) an essential greenhouse gas reducing technology, and what part can the oil and gas industry play in meeting reduction targets?

This interactive core logging software can be used on tablet devices in the lab itself enabling an efficient 'quick-start' routine core analysis experience.

Using near-surface sensors, the Geophysical Institute of Israel is developing new methods to detect microseismic events to reduce the cost of microseismic monitoring.

The challenges ahead for land seismic acquisition.

The effect of low frequencies on seismic analysis and interpretation, using passive seismic methodologies.

An enjoyable textbook and a must have for every geophysicist.

Making the oil and gas sector more inclusive by encouraging more women into the energy industry, with stories from successful women in oil and gas.

Most successes so far in deep learning have been based on supervised learning. The holy grail, however, is unsupervised learning.

A recent global petroleum survey suggests Norway and the UK are still considered attractive places to invest in petroleum exploration & production.