In this Issue:
Low-cost, non-proprietorial solutions are needed to captur...
As Americans enter the winter heating season, they must rely upon th...
Find out how you can make an impact and be part of one of ...
A new era for the geoscientist. Held 15-16 October 2019 in...
Whether you are a geologist, geophysicist, or engineer, th...
A quiet, rural region of southern Colorado was shaken up in recent weeks when a series of ...
AAPG member Sam Epstein has his own story to tell about what it was like at the World Trad...
AAPG's unofficial expert on the El Niño phenomenon and its ...
A new technology called dual gradient drilling has the pote...
APAC URTeC will address unconventional exploration and development challenges unique ...
Intimidated at the wellsite? Geologists who keep up to speed on developments involving drilling fluids and new techniques can ...
Join the experts on 11-13 February 2020 as they discuss the world's petroliferous ene...
Magnetic resonance imaging can provide answers to many questions regarding downhole geology.
URTeC returns to Austin in 2020. Join us at the integrated event for unconventional resource teams.
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) continues to be a valuable and technically evolving tool for downhole geology.
With conferences and workshops in London, Athens, Edinburgh, and Batumi, AAPG's Europ...
The potential of NMR measurements to provide information on formation pore fluids and pore structure was first identified in ...
AAPG's Energy Transition Forum Committee invites professionals and students to partic...
Economics and risk: Borehole imaging using microresistivity images have become important, efficient, cost-effective tools
A taboo is a problem everyone acknowledges privately, but no one is comfortable talking about openly.
This month's column is titled 'Seismic Guides Interpretation in the Ferron Coalbed Methane Play.'
The International Pavilion (IP) Committee invites all AAPG members and attendees to visit the IP March 10-13 during AAPG's 200...