Webinar on shallow marine paralic systems
John Howell from Aberdeen University, Scotland, will also host this second webinar in a series of four organised by FORCE. He will show some world-class examples of shallow marine paralic…
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Webinar: Low Reservoir Quality Chalk – lessons from the most complex Danish chalk field
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PGS Sells Towed Streamer CSEM Capability to OFG
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On offer: virtual field schools
A series of ‘virtual field schools’ will be hosted by TCIE through the fall of 2020, incorporating SAFARI Virtual Outcrop data led by Professor John Howell.
The Kimmeridge Clay is much more than a source rock
In Dorset, England, the Museum of Jurassic Marine Life exhibits the fossil riches of what many petroleum geologists know as the main North Sea source rock. But the museum needs…