In this Issue:
Few battles in recorded military history exhibit the relationship of...
Low-cost, non-proprietorial solutions are needed to captur...
Diverse and unique field trips – something for everyone – are planne...
In the March issue of Geophysical Corner, my colleagues Marcilio Mat...
It was a milestone year for everyone living in Angola. In 2002, Jona...
See the latest online training offerings to hone your skill...
Denver consulting geophysicist-geologist R. Randy Ray, curr...
The online AAPG Annual Convention and Exhibition (ACE) real...
The first annual Charles H. Taylor Fellowship Meeting forma...
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Mind games: Some strategies are better than others when it comes to involvement in unconventional resources. Think about that.
A Step Change in GoM Subsurface Imaging with Data-Driven Interpretation
Look again: The Bakken shale play is so big the U.S. Geological Survey has made a new assessment of the formation to see what ...
Investigating hydrocarbon potential with GeoStreamer data.
Bottoms up! The successful Barnett play is getting a second look, thanks to a new stu...
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A recent study has been completed comparing North American and European shale gas and oil resource systems.
High resolution aeromagnetic surveys are being used with great success in Marcellus s...
The AAPG 2013 Annual Convention and Exhibition (ACE) in Pittsburgh is just around the...
Many online changes and new features are being added to the AAPG website – and this s...
The AAPG’s Distinguished Lecture spring tours, funded by the AAPG Foundation, continue in April and include tw...
All wildcats start with an idea – and then, a very passionate person (someone who must drill the well) convinces backers to su...
Some older members of AAPG may remember when geologists, geophysicists and engineers ...
These days all the talk about resource plays and the boomtown atmosphere in places like Williston, N.D., and Midland, Texas, h...
In 2006 I had the privilege to serve as the general chairman for the AAPG Annual Convention and Exhibition in Houston.
Regulations aimed at reducing carbon emissions are now common – 33 countries and 18 sub-national jurisdictions will have a pri...
As an ever-growing field, geoscience has no shortage of needs – for example, the dissemination of current, accurate informatio...