Geoscience magazine GEO ExPro Vol. 17, No. 3 is available for download. This issue of GEO ExPro Magazine focuses on Europe and South East Asia; Unconventional Exploration; Visualisation and Imaging;…
GEO ExPro are pleased to announce the result of their UK student ‘have your article published in GEO ExPro’ competition. Because of the excellent quality of the final entries, we…
Dr. Mike Bowman, Honorary Professor, University of Manchester
The future for subsurface analysis and graduate training: a call to universities to respond and adapt to industry needs. Upstream Oil & Gas: Big Data and Post-Graduate Training Today’s upstream…
In late November 2019 the UK lost one of the giants of the oil industry. Professor Ken Glennie was a legend in a number of fields, from the petroleum geology…
A selection of the top seismic foldouts published so far in 2020; showcasing stunning subsurface geology acquired using state-of-the-art seismic acquisition technology. The Seismic Foldouts are a very popular feature…
Lasse Amundsen* and Martin Landrø, NTNU/Bivrost Geo
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 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…
2D and 3D seismic data are major sources of information in the oil and gas industry, as well as for geothermal energy activities, carbon sequestration in geological reservoirs and offshore…
The basis on which natural gas is sold and priced varies dramatically between global markets. As natural gas becomes an increasingly important source of energy, an understanding of gas pricing…
What is the role of hydrogen together with carbon capture and storage in enabling a net zero carbon energy system? Hydrogen as a clean energy source and carrier has rapidly…
Alan J. Cohen, Hamed Soroush and Salah Faroughi; Petrolern LLC
The upstream oil and gas industry collects huge amounts of data, yet very rarely analyses more than a small fraction of it. In addition, some decisions need to be made…