In this Issue:
Geological interpretation of seismic data is commonly done by analyz...
New thinking opens up new possibilities. Our talented peop...
Energy starts with us, and to be the leading energy inform...
Going, and going, and going … The Mars Exploration Rovers continue t...
Heads up: The moon may be important to Earth in more ways than we re...
The best paper and poster award winners award winners for b...
The new term begins: David G. Rensink assumes the presidency of AAPG, leading the members ...
New data now available over open Campos Basin and pre-salt ...
Renaissance era: Geoscience research – often more practical...
Our modern fleet, expert imaging teams and innovative software combine to offer exceptional results.
In for the long haul: A new study says the Marcellus Shale play, already a headline grabber, may get even larger.
The online AAPG Annual Convention and Exhibition (ACE) real time event has wrapped up...
Blending of vintage 2-D seismic data and new 2-D spec seismic is helping map major fa...
Is it safe? The Environmental Protection Agency is studying hydraulic fracturing to determine its impact on surface, ground an...
Officer candidates for the 2010-11 election have been named.
You may remember AAPG Public Service award winner Owen Hopkins, a past president of t...
In seven years AAPG will celebrate its 100th anniversary – and I believe the actions AAPG takes in the next seven years will b...
As I approach the end of my tenth fiscal year, I muse that we certainly have not sat down for the past 10 years. In fact, in s...
AAPG's Division of Professional Affairs has been spreading its mission of 'Ethics and Professionalism' for 45 years....
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The tragic loss of life aboard the Deepwater Horizon on April 20 and resulting environmental disaster has shocked the nation. ...
A new Named Grant for the AAPG Grants-in-Aid program has been established through a donation from Foundation Trustee Associate...