With the recent advances in technology and adoption of machine learning in geosciences, is it time for AI to take a hand in estimating hydrocarbon prospect sizes?

A review of Michael Stephenson's book titled: "Energy and Climate Change: An Introduction to Geological Controls, Interventions and Mitigations" published in 2018 by Elsevier.

Taken from GEO ExPro Vol. 15, No. 6: focusing on strategic industry partnerships in oil and gas.

2018 has been named the 'year of transition' for hydrocarbon exploration and production as we slowly move out of the global oil and gas downturn and into an even more optimistic forecast for 2019.

According to analysts Rystad Energy, 2018 was the best year for hydrocarbon discoveries since 2015. Our Editor in Chief asks whether this, coupled with the expansion of exploration budgets, means the oil and gas industry is nearly back on track for more stabilised success.

Almost one billion people, 13% of the world’s population, still do not have electricity in their homes.

Reducing costs and risks of deepwater hydrocarbon exploration: the benefits and technology of seep hunting and surface geochemical campaigns.

Part 2: Early developments of marine vibrators for geophysical acquisition techniques made by PGS.

Integration of sediment provenance analytical techniques is yielding critical new insights for hydrocarbon explorers around the world.

Ocean-bottom seismic acquisition is encroaching on the traditional marine streamer market by offering unique, scalable and efficient solutions for exploration and development of oil and gas.

Dr. Munim M. Al-Rawi, a highly-respected and pioneering Iraqi-Irish geologist, and popular contributor to GEO ExPro Magazine, died suddenly but peacefully on 1 November 2018 at his home in Ireland.

Integrating technologies for basin analysis improves geological and geophysical models, enabling the next generation of hydrocarbon exploration.

Propelling the science of geophysics through cooperation to meet the grand challenges of tomorrow.

Since the discovery of Tupi in Brazil and Jubilee in Ghana, the search has been on to prove that discoveries on one side of the Atlantic can be mirrored across the ocean. But is a conjugate margin an analog?

The 2006 discovery at Tupi, offshore Brazil, opened up a new chapter for petroleum reservoirs: lacustrine carbonates capable of producing hydrocarbons at extremely high rates.