Signup for newsletter
My Account
Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors
Product has been added to your cart.

The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

In the News

“Shooting a fish in a barrel”

Henk Kombrink
Conversations at conferences are a good way to verify what people think. And there were many people at this week’s Seapex Conference; with more than 400 participants the number exceeded…

An Exposed Salt Dome

Stuart Harker
The salt exposed here consists of halites of the Ara Salt, which was deposited around 540 million years ago during the earliest Cambrian. The core of the dome, where the…

“All the Beautiful Domes”

Quentin Morton
Royal Dutch Shell owed its origins to Indonesia, formerly known as the Dutch East Indies. Comprising over 17,000 islands, including Sumatra, Sulawesi, Java, and parts of Borneo (Kalimantan) and New…

Microfossils and the World of Chalk and Chert

James Etienne
Microfossils are those fossils that require a microscope to carry out fundamental identification. They are the fossils of a biologically diverse group of organisms, including microscopic algae, protists, and invertebrates,…

Spotted at..

Henk Kombrink
What was the main reason for you to attend the NCS Strategy conference? With a shift of consciousness (and policies) towards new energy for the net zero targets, my main…

Tasmania – a Geotourism Hotspot

Guest Author
Tasmania’s geodiversity is remarkable, representing every past geological period and climatic event. A journey by coach or car will immerse a visitor in one of the most mountainous places in…

The Rio Grande Rift

Lon Abbot and Terri Cook
After compression built the Southern Rocky Mountains, Neogene extension split the range along its axis, opening the 1,000-kilometre-long Rio Grande Rift. The rift has been active ever since, creating dramatic…