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CGG adds second Azimuth to Northern Viking Graben multi-client survey

August 27, 2020

CGG announced today the commencement of a new multi-client 3D survey in the Northern North Sea. The survey will provide a second azimuth over CGG’s existing Northern Viking Graben (NVG)…

TGS Acquires Pioneering New OBN Survey in Atlantic Margin

August 24, 2020

TGS, provider of multi-client geoscience data for exploration and production companies, has today announced the successful deployment of a pioneering sparse ocean bottom node (OBN) survey in the Atlantic Margin…

Uncovering new petroleum plays through analysing 600,000 cutting samples

Henk Kombrink

August 24, 2020

The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association, on behalf of project participants, has embarked on a major exercise to analyse all cuttings from all released E&P wells.

Recent Advances in Climate Change Research: Part IX – How Carbon Dioxide Emits IR Photons

Lasse Amundsen* and Martin Landrø, NTNU/Bivrost Geo

August 18, 2020

Skydive with us into the quantum world, where we provide to those unafraid of molecular energy transfer an answer to the question: what happens to Earth’s radiated infrared (IR) photons…

The Wilson Cycle and Petroleum Plays

Rasoul Sorkhabi, Ph.D.

August 18, 2020

The Wilson Cycle describes the opening and closing of oceanic basins as a result of plate movements. It provides a scientific framework to follow the creation, development and destruction of…

What is Digital Twin Technology – And How is it Used in Oil and Gas?

Jane Whaley

August 17, 2020

The idea of the ‘digital twin’ is catching on in the oil and gas industry. But what exactly is it, and how can it help? A digital twin is a…

Recent Advances in Climate Change Research: Part VIII – How Carbon Dioxide Absorbs Earth’s IR Radiation

Lasse Amundsen and Martin Landrø, NTNU/Bivrost Geo

August 17, 2020

Skydive with us into the quantum world and find out how carbon dioxide molecules absorb thermal IR radiation. “I call this Spirit, unknown hitherto, by the new name of Gas,…

Recent Advances in Climate Change Research: Part VII – Arrhenius’ Greenhouse Rule for Carbon Dioxide

Lasse Amundsen and Martin Landrø, NTNU/Bivrost Geo

August 17, 2020

Here, we investigate the relationship between radiative forcing (heat warming) of carbon dioxide and its concentration in the atmosphere to better understand climate feedback and sensitivity. In Part II of…

China’s Deep, Hot, Harsh Hydrocarbon Reservoirs Spur Innovation

Susan Smith Nash Ph.D., AAPG

August 17, 2020

The experiences, lessons learned, and best practices of Chinese geoscientists working on difficult hydrocarbon reservoirs can be of benefit to others. In the quest to produce hydrocarbons from China’s famously…

Seismic acquisition reinvented

August 10, 2020

World’s first Ultra High Density (UHD) multi-client 3D hybrid seismic acquisition in the Norwegian North Sea

Recent Advances in Climate Change Research: Part VI – More on the Simple Greenhouse Model

Lasse Amundsen and Martin Landrø, NTNU/Bivrost Geo

August 4, 2020

We continue the discussion of the simple greenhouse model introduced in Part III. “Order and simplification are the first steps toward the mastery of a subject.” Thomas Mann (1875–1955), 1929…

Get your lithology right

Henk Kombrink

July 27, 2020

Machine learning contest aims at predicting lithology in North Sea wells.

The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

Technology

CGG adds second Azimuth to Northern Viking Graben multi-client survey

TGS Acquires Pioneering New OBN Survey in Atlantic Margin

Uncovering new petroleum plays through analysing 600,000 cutting samples

Recent Advances in Climate Change Research: Part IX – How Carbon Dioxide Emits IR Photons

The Wilson Cycle and Petroleum Plays

What is Digital Twin Technology – And How is it Used in Oil and Gas?

Recent Advances in Climate Change Research: Part VIII – How Carbon Dioxide Absorbs Earth’s IR Radiation

Recent Advances in Climate Change Research: Part VII – Arrhenius’ Greenhouse Rule for Carbon Dioxide

China’s Deep, Hot, Harsh Hydrocarbon Reservoirs Spur Innovation

Seismic acquisition reinvented

Recent Advances in Climate Change Research: Part VI – More on the Simple Greenhouse Model

Get your lithology right

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