In this Issue:
It's a gift: The AAPG Foundation has announced a $9.4 million donati...
Low-cost, non-proprietorial solutions are needed to captur...
An AAPG Foundation initiative, once an intentional 'quiet campaign,'...
Find out how you can make an impact and be part of one of ...
Mass communications: If you've never scanned one of the growing numb...
A new era for the geoscientist. Held 15-16 October 2019 in ...
The House of Delegates meeting in San Antonio was a smooth ...
Whether you are a geologist, geophysicist, or engineer, the...
In this corner, natural gas. In this corner, coal. No need ...
APAC URTeC will address unconventional exploration and development challenges unique ...
The Imperial Barrel Awards Want YOU-- or more specifically, your datasets.
Join the experts on 11-13 February 2020 as they discuss the world's petroliferous ene...
The numbers told the story, but you didn't need 'numbers' to know that the recent AAPG Annual Convention and Exhibition in San...
URTeC returns to Austin in 2020. Join us at the integrated event for unconventional resource teams.
Winners of this year's Matson and Braunstein awards, given to those whose technical presentations have been judged the best fo...
With conferences and workshops in London, Athens, Edinburgh, and Batumi, AAPG's Europ...
Tyler Priest believes to understand the history of offshore exploration in the United States, you have to understand the story...
AAPG's Energy Transition Forum Committee invites professionals and students to partic...
Veteran oilman Ray L. Hunt, in starting his talk as this year's Michel T. Halbouty le...
Citing the need for more energy resources, Texas Railroad Commissioner Elizabeth Ames Jones told the Division of Professional ...
Yes, there might be 250- 300 years worth of coal reserves in the United States as noted in a 1974 study – but new findings sho...
'Go West, young man …' and women, too, because there seems to be plenty of work for everyone: The Rocky Mountains beckon to oi...
A beautiful enigma: The geological complexity of central Utah may intimidate some, but for many it projects a powerful potenti...
Unexpected treasures: The Bakken shale in Montana and North Dakota may one day be the Big Daddy of all shale plays.
The recent USGS assessment of the Bakken formation's potential has put a smile on many a face in the industry.
What's good for the Gulf is good for the mountains, too: 3-D seismic acquisition is proving its value in the rugged Rocky Moun...
Bob Gunn, 1978-79 AAPG president and 1997 Sidney Powers medalist, once said, 'Most people think in three-dimensional terms, bu...
Newly elected AAPG Africa Region leaders from five diverse countries have taken office and will serve two-year terms.
June 30 will mark the completion of the current AAPG fiscal year, so it's time to review the progress we have made toward the ...
Roll out the banners and start your engines: The public phase of the AAPG Foundation's fundraising program is here!
During the portion of my time in Louisiana that I administered the state's coastal zone management program I attended a coasta...
Vertical seismic profiling (VSP) began to be popular among non-Soviet scientists in the late 1970s, about the time that my pre...
A hard look at biofuels: The spring of 2008 will not be remembered fondly in Haiti. The small, troubled Caribbean island coun...
The AAPG Foundation's Members of the Corporation re-elected several 'regular members' during the group's recent meeting in San...
A team of five graduate students representing the School of Geology and Geophysics at University of Oklahoma rose to the top l...