Geoscience magazine GEO ExPro Vol. 17, No. 6 is available for download. This issue of GEO ExPro focuses on North West Europe; Super Basins; Seismic Interpretation; and Gas, GTL and LNG.
Bill Shea, Stephane Perrier and Joe Zuech, Sharp Reflections
PreStack Pro, Sharp Reflection's unified approach to pre-stack data analysis, combines data processing, visualisation and interpretation in a single platform to greatly improve workflow efficiency and the accuracy of subsequent seismic interpretation.
We are delighted to welcome Iain Brown to the GEO ExPro team as our new Editor in Chief from the 1st January 2021. In this interview led by our current Editor in Chief Jane Whaley, Iain introduces himself and tells us more about his geoscience background in the energy industry.
After ten years as Editor in Chief of GEO ExPro Magazine, for an impressive 63 issues, Jane Whaley has decided to take a step back, so here is her final Editorial. She is handing over the baton to Iain Brown, our new Editor in Chief, to propel GEO ExPro through what looks to be an exciting future.
Software specialist Geoteric has combined over 30 years of geological experience with an in-depth knowledge
of AI to develop two new technologies that will help deliver greater understanding of subsurface geology.
Enjoy keynotes from the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate, Westwood Global Energy and the event partner, Oil & Gas Authority; as well as presentations from companies with exciting prospects and investment opportunities at 2020 PROSPEX Online.
The EAGE will bring together the global geoscience and engineering community to confront the extraordinary challenges facing oil and gas technology, business and academia in the Covid-19 era.
Allton, previously PetroMarker, will focus the development of their EM technology not only on improving frontier and near-field exploration services, but also on 4D oil and gas monitoring.
Richard Cooper and Lucy MacGregor, OFG Multiphysics
Controlled Source ElectroMagnetic (CSEM) is a proven technique that has a strong future in helping solve certain oil and gas exploration and production challenges, especially when seismic data alone cannot provide a satisfactory answer.
How can professional organizations help young people in the industry? David Eastwell, Europe President of the American Association of Petroleum Geoscientists Young Professionals group (AAPG YP) talks about the advantages of membership, both professionally and personally.
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