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The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

Technology

More efficient – and better quality

Halfdan Carstens
“Machine learning is particularly suitable for near-field exploration,” claims Eirik Larsen, founder and Chief Solutions Officer of the fast-growing company Earth Science Analytics, which has set itself the goal of…

The Google maps of seismic analysis

Henk Kombrink
In the same way as Google maps has radically changed the way how road navigation works, researchers in Equinor have developed a methodology to enable the analysis of seismic data…

Towards a new era

Halfdan Carstens
Sea Bed Logging is a new technology that offers the opportunity to detect trapped hydrocarbons in the subsurface prior to drilling. Shell EP has recently conducted a number of very…

Market Update

GEO ExPro
Moving forward – fast, Low-impact Seismic, Marketing Agreement, Inventing a New Device for S-Wave Generation Market Update(1)

Central Utah Thrust Belt: Tectonics of a New Exploration Province

Rasoul Sorkhabi and Greg Nash, Energy & Geoscience Institute (EGI), University of Utah, Salt Lake City
The recent discovery and development of the Covenant oil field by Wolverine Oil & Gas Corporation in the Central Utah fold-and-thrust belt opens a new exploration province in North America,…

Quantum leap for seismic

Halfdan Carstens
The introduction of Q-Marine* technology a few years ago has given WesternGeco a competitive edge, the company claims. In the Oslo Technology Centre they are proud of having been crucial…

Remote Sensing – The Rise of the Virtual Geologist

Jane Whaley
Over the years remote sensing has developed from an obscure and expensive experiment to an essential and cost effective tool in the search for hydrocarbons, particularly in remote and inaccessible…