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The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

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Swimming in subsurface data

Henk Kombrink
In the UK, it is not that long ago that people had to go to the Department of Energy and Climate Change – which is now the North Sea Transition…

A new global sea-level curve

Douwe van der Meer and Kent Wilkinson, CNOOC
Traditional long-term eustatic sea-level reconstructions suffer from uncertainty in stratigraphic interpretations of the rock record, which leads to ambiguity. Sea-level reconstructions from plate tectonic modelling are limited in use due…

Finding Hidden SMS Deposits

Ronny Setså
“Metalliferous sediments are important deep-sea exploration targets,” said Acer Figueroa, PhD student at the National Oceanography Centre (University of Southampton) during the Deep Sea Minerals conference in Bergen in October…

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,…

Palynology reinvented

Guest Author
An old technique re-imagined and reducing uncertainty in CCS sites. Palynology Reinvented Capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) from industrial and power sources and storing it in subsurface geological formations is an…