What is it really and what are its limitations?

Machine Learning: magical or mathematical statistics? De-mystifying AI and setting it in a geo-exploration context.

An introduction to safely looking for and preparing fossils.

The why and how of unitisation.

Max Brouwers is an experienced geoscientist who spent 25 successful years with Shell. In this interview, Max tells us about his journey with the energy transition.

What are the chances of guilt-free (carbon-free) flying in the near future? Associate Editor, Jane Whaley, discusses more in her latest Energy Transition column.

Geoscience magazine GEO ExPro Vol. 19, No. 2 is now available for download. This issue of GEO ExPro focuses on North West Europe; North Africa; Reservoir Management; Seismic Acquisition and Processing.

The history of an individual infrared photon being emitted upwards from Earth’s surface into a static atmosphere is analysed as a one-dimensional random walk. Will it return to Earth, or depart into outer space, or will it stay in the atmosphere forever?

A brief history of the evolution of…well everything.

An old technique re-imagined and reducing uncertainty in CCS sites.

After a successful international career with Schlumberger, Sophie joined CGG in 2013 and was appointed CEO in 2018. In this interview, Sophie talks about CGG’s path into the future.

Entertaining stories of the fun, freedom, excitement, boredom, exhilaration and at times sheer terror that came with being a field geologist in the days before satnavs, mobile phones and 24/7 communication.

Are we losing sight of the importance of input data quality in cloud-based, time/resource-saving software solutions?

Scientists have deployed a network of seismometers onto Antarctica’s Brunt Ice Shelf in an experiment which will test the ability of the instruments to operate on icy moons of the solar system.

What should we all be considering in our planning for 2022 and what might the major developments impacting E&P be?