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Recent Advances in Climate Change Research: Part XV – A Greenhouse Model for Stratospheric Cooling

Lasse Amundsen* and Martin Landrø, NTNU/Bivrost Geo

August 19, 2022

Stratospheric cooling is considered to be one of the fingerprints of anthropogenic global warming. In this article, we present observations. It should be apparent from the title of this article…

An exciting future for geoscientists

Jane Whaley

August 19, 2022

Max Brouwers is an experienced geoscientist who spent 25 successful years with Shell. In this interview, Max tells us about his journey with the energy transition. Max Brouwers is an…

Who Owns the Oil?

Doug Peacock, GaffneyCline

August 19, 2022

The why and how of unitisation. Nature does not respect the licence boundaries drawn on a map by humans. Oil and gas accumulations straddling licence boundaries are common. The size…

The Incredible World of Fossils

James Etienne

August 19, 2022

I fell in love with fossils like many others, as a child, hunting on the world-famous Jurassic Coast in Dorset in the UK, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and location…

The Sub-Salt Imaging Challenge

Jane Whaley

August 6, 2022

Throughout the world, sub-salt imaging remains a major issue. Service and oil companies are striving to meet this challenge. Sub-Salt Imaging Challenge

Recent advances in climate change research: Part XIV – The doom of a photon on a random walk

Guest Author

August 4, 2022

The history of an individual infrared photon being emitted upwards from Earth’s surface into a static atmosphere is analysed as a one-dimensional random walk. Will it return to Earth, or…

GEO ExPro Vol. 19, Issue No. 2 Out Now!

Nathan Young-Ziolkowski

July 19, 2022

Geoscience magazine GEO ExPro Vol. 19, No. 2 is now available for download. This issue of GEO ExPro focuses on North West Europe; North Africa; Reservoir Management; Seismic Acquisition and…

Critical minerals for electric vehicles

Iain Brown

July 19, 2022

We hear that electric vehicles (EVs) are necessary to meet net zero targets but how green are EVs really and, moreover, where will the raw materials for the batteries come…

GEO ExPro Vol. 19, Issue No. 1 Out Now!

Nathan Young-Ziolkowski

July 19, 2022

The first edition of 2022 is here, and it’s got a brand new look! GEO ExPro Vol. 19, No. 1 focuses on South America; Sustainability and the Environment; Seismic Interpretation;…

GEO ExPro launches energy transition homepage

Iain Brown, Editor in Chief

July 19, 2022

As the energy transition continues to evolve and expand, we are delighted to announce the launch of our Energy Transition Homepage where we will present articles and insight into this…

Gradiometry – The new standard

Christopher van Galder and Alessandro Colla, Xcalibur Multiphysics and Dan Difrancesco, Niagara Gravity Consulting

July 19, 2022

The use of Airborne Gravity Gradiometry (AGG) for oil and gas exploration has expanded significantly since the year 2000, particularly in frontier areas. In some geological environments the use of…

The power of data

GEO ExPro

June 20, 2022

Effective use of digital tools is vital for an affordable net zero future. In the energy transition conversation, discussions tend to center on where the energy of the future will…

The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

Worldwide

Recent Advances in Climate Change Research: Part XV – A Greenhouse Model for Stratospheric Cooling

An exciting future for geoscientists

Who Owns the Oil?

The Incredible World of Fossils

The Sub-Salt Imaging Challenge

Recent advances in climate change research: Part XIV – The doom of a photon on a random walk

GEO ExPro Vol. 19, Issue No. 2 Out Now!

Critical minerals for electric vehicles

GEO ExPro Vol. 19, Issue No. 1 Out Now!

GEO ExPro launches energy transition homepage

Gradiometry – The new standard

The power of data

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