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The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

North America

Unlocking the Secrets of the Barents Sea

Halfdan Carstens
The complexity of the Western Barents Sea necessitates the use of all available geological and geophysical data when undertaking regional interpretations, play fairway assessments and prospect definition. Several recent oil…

The only complete regional perspective

Barbara Radovich, Brian Horn, Peter Nuttall, Adrian McGrail: ION Geophysical
Comparison of original Kirchhoff migration (left) and the reimaged RTM (right). Note the improved image of base salt and the coherent signal for the subsalt deeper strata. Improved deep imaging…

Beyond Macondo

David Bamford
“The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong…

One Year On

Jane Whaley - Editor in Chief
The first anniversary of the Macondo disaster in the Gulf of Mexico has been marked in a number of ways. Foremost it has been an opportunity to remember the eleven…

A Growing Atlantic Play

Rupert Hoare, WesternGeco; Paul Bathurst and Hugh North, Exploration Geosciences
Recent discoveries in West Africa have highlighted the importance of the Upper Cretaceous throughout the Atlantic Margin. The Barents Sea is the Northern extension of this growing play. Sandstones of…

E³ = ST

Thomas Smith
Harnessing Dr. Scott Tinker’s enthusiasm and boundless vivacity may not instantly solve the global energy equation; however he is delivering a clear directive on energy that we all can embrace.…

Gateway to the 49th State

Thomas Smith
Having evolved from a tent city to Alaska’s commercial and tourist hub within less than 100 years, Anchorage offers both economic opportunity and endless adventure. I took my first oil…

The East African Rift System – A View from Space

Michael Hall and John Diggens; Astrium Geo-Information Services
Remote sensing data has given a unique perspective on the East African Rift System, allowing both large regional structures and more subtle features to be identified and placed in context…

Exploring the Icelandic Frontiers

Alozie-Davies Okere, CGGVeritas
Iceland is renowned for its hot springs, geysers and active volcanoes that erupt from time to time, not world-class oil and gas production – but could basins close to this…

Georgia: Oil in the Sub-Thrust Zone

Jane Whaley
A beautiful country, flanked by mountain ranges and famous for fine wine – but Georgia’s primary contribution to the hydrocarbon industry is as a corridor for oil and gas travelling…

Indonesia: The Eastern Frontier

G. Roberts and T. Christoffersen, Spec Partners Ltd; C. Ramsden, Far Cape Pte
New light has been shed on the petroleum potential of the Northern Arafura Shelf area in Eastern Indonesia. The Northern Arafura shelf area is frontier in nature but is on…