In this Issue:
Utilize PGS data to gain insights and derisk plays in G...
When it comes to evaluating hydrocarbon reservoirs and predicting production performance, ...
The e-mail came from Dave Blanchard, an AAPG member who tragically lost his daughter three...
Suriname 3D is instrumental in delineating the prospectivit...
The AAPG Publications Pipeline Committee invested some swea...
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Summer NAPE was a sizzlin' event at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston -- which was sizzlin' in a whole differen...
28 Aug–1 Sept 2023 | George R. Brown Convention Center | Houston, Texas
Call it a Russian miracle. Despite political, environmental and economic pressures, Russia's Sakhalin oil and gas projects con...
Submission Deadline: 21 June 2023
If you're looking to get in on some big-time E&P action, head 'down under' to Western Australia -- it's a rockin' scene th...
4–6 December 2023
To hear long-time New Zealand geologist Dave Bennett describe it, understanding when and where to drill for oil is a lot like ...
It was not so long ago that time lapse, or 4-D, seismic was a technology that kind of hovered in the background, being applied...
The continent of Antarctica is distinctive in myriad ways, including its massive ice cap, mountain peaks and intriguing pengui...
The AAPG/Datapages-hosted online library continues to expand, with the latest additions being the publications suites of the I...
David Lange has been promoted to AAPG's chief financial officer, responsible for over...
Something new is coming to the AAPG's digital BULLETIN, in the form of GIS files.
AAPG's newest Special Publication – a memoir five years in the making – is intended to provide a valuable source of informatio...
In August I attended the North American Prospect Expo in Houston, also known as Summer NAPE. The show was a success with over ...
Earlier this summer I traveled through Europe with then President-elect Lee Billingsley and European Region President John Bro...
As a volunteer for AAPG and the Dallas Geological Society it has been clear to me that the '90/10' rule holds with geologists ...
Most rocks are anisotropic, meaning that their elastic properties are different when measured in different directions.
A major thrust of the Africa Region in recent years has been the membership drive to encourage geoscientists in Africa to beco...
With this EXPLORER you also received the 2007 Education Catalog, featuring all our course offerings for the upcoming year. Sev...
This month's comments are a reminder for AAPG members of rights (and responsibilities) with regard to getting involved in issu...