Two of the articles in this issue address physical rock samples, though very differently. Editor in Chief, Iain Brown, introduces the latest issue (Vol. 18, No. 5) in this short editorial.

Estimating and appreciating the distribution of injected CO2 allows better understanding of the reservoir and identifies potential gas migration. Using PaleoScan™ provides a fast method from seismic conditioning to carbon capture storage quantification.

Geoscience magazine GEO ExPro Vol. 18, No. 4 is now available for download. This issue of GEO ExPro focuses on Northwest Europe; Africa; Seismic Interpretation and Increasing Efficiency in E&P.

Rather than convection currents within the mantle – could the forces at play be related to the Earth’s velocity?

GEO ExPro was founded in 2004 and is now a well-established Geoscience publication. Kirsti Karlsson, Sales and Marketing Director of GEO ExPro talks about her career with the magazine and how it is adapting to the new world order.

If you are a big emitter of carbon, then reaching net zero means investing in carbon offsets – in the short term at least - and it’s perhaps no surprise that oil and gas companies around the world have become big players in the offset market.

Effective use of digital tools is vital for an affordable net zero future.

Leveraging artificial intelligence to improve efficiency, predictability and performance in seismic acquisition and processing.

The upstream part of the oil and gas industry has been particularly disrupted with the global impact of the pandemic massively reducing the demand for oil and gas during 2020 - resulting in an almost unprecedented collapse in exploration activities globally.

Geoscience magazine GEO ExPro Vol. 18, No. 4 is now available for download. This issue of GEO ExPro focuses on the Middle East and Asia; Geophysics, Machine Learning and AI.

GEO ExPro Editor in Chief, Iain Brown, on the use of AI and autonomous technology in the oil, gas and energy industry - and an introduction to the latest edition of the magazine.

At the end of June this year, Xcalibur Airborne Geophysics completed its acquisition of CGG Multiphysics businesses. The new combined group will be named XCalibur Multiphysics.

Created in collaboration with Oxford University Museum of Natural History and showcasing the best of William Smith’s archive, STRATA traces the life and work of William Smith from apprentice surveyor to scientific icon.

Whether you’re trying to monetise climate risk or find new ways to extend the life of offshore oil and gas assets, getting access to usable data is a vital part of the equation. It’s also key to an industry in transition.

A new frontier for energy – and petroleum geoscientists.