In this Issue:
Let's make a deal: For today's exploration playmakers, the good time...
PGS deploys two vessels to expand coverage in Newfoundland...
Texas will soon require continuing education credits for geoscienti...
Since first oil over 20 years ago, the Province of Newfou...
Two remarkable vehicles are remapping the history of Mars with a geo...
Shearwater is a marine geophysical company that innovates c...
NeoGeoGeneration: Yes, young professionals are looking for ...
SEG and AAPG, along with SEPM are excited to introduce, IMAGE '21 – the International Meet...
For the third time in six years, AAPG's Teacher of the Year hails from Southern California...
The AAPG Mobile app will let you easily connect with friends and colleagues and access all of your AAPG membership benefits ri...
The geological experiences of Benjamin Lyman in 1870 throughout the Punjab of India led to a visualization of contours on pape...
Dare to dream: A hint of optimism is sweeping through today's geophysical industry.
What's new? Full-wave seismic is positioned to become the next new thing in seismic imaging technology.
Initial presentations on new discoveries and case histories plus a showcase roundup of technological advances have helped to m...
For whom the cycles toll: The industry's booms and busts have created a personnel shortage for the geophysical industry and th...
Virtual Student Expo Boasts 400-plus Resumes
Annual Meeting Technical Program
Digital BULLETIN: The Future is Now
As I watched the disaster from the earthquake and tsunami unfolding within the area around the northwestern end of Sumatra, it...
As global energy resources become more scarce and worldwide energy demand increases, the future success of our petroleum and e...
As a consultant I am often in a position to review seismic interpretations by others. It allows me time to reflect on how geos...
The only geologist ever to ply his science in person on an extraterrestrial body
AAPG Membership Drive Starts in April
Perhaps a review -- and awareness -- of the past may make us better geologists in the future.
With this column I hope to cover the events of note in the Asia-Pacific Region -- and that's no mean feat.