Another test, this time of your knowledge of all things related to palaeontology Test your knowledge in this short but challenging quiz on palaeontology. Rules and stuff There aren’t any!…
Integrating geology, engineering and economics into a detailed simulation model allows for the accurate prediction of shale oil and gas full-field reserves and their future production Key to economic and…
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Geological review and oversight is as important at the end of a well’s life as it was during exploration. “All penetrated zones with flow potential that have been identified as…
A new marine seismic acquisition method offers full azimuth, full offset coverage, excellent quality data and repeatability, all in a very efficient manner. Over the past 50 years developments in…
SEG-Y Update Anyone that has worked with seismic data in the last 40 or so years will be familiar with the SEG-Y seismic data exchange standard. SEG-Y is one of…
Niels Bohr famously said that ‘making predictions is very difficult, especially about the future’. In the modern world has this maxim ever been truer? Ever since M. King Hubbert first…
Test your knowledge of all things related to geology and time Test your knowledge in this short but challenging quiz on stratigraphy. Rules and stuff There aren’t any! Have a…
Innovative Technical Solution in a Dynamically Changing Industry Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) have the potential to transform operational efficiency and technical solutions across the energy sector, and are providing an…
Francisco Bolivar, Richard Cooper and Lucy MacGregor, Rock Solid Images; Jacqueline O’Connor, Jeff Codd and David Kessler, SeismicCity Inc.
Combining depth imaging and inversion workflows into a single consistent process has the potential to provide more accurate models in a shorter time than achievable to date. The hydrocarbon industry…
John Dolson, DSP Geosciences LLC and Delonex Energy, UK
Is using well data to hunt for those NULFs (Nasty, Ugly Little Facts!) that lead to breakthroughs in exploration thinking becoming a lost art? Thomas Huxley (1825-1895), in an 1870…
‘Cape Town Statement on Geoethics’ The rapid growth of developing economies and the fundamental needs of many people across the globe are resulting in an increased demand for many resources…