In this Issue:
Too much information: When it comes to oil and gas exploration, how...
Low-cost, non-proprietorial solutions are needed to captur...
When a panel of experts talked in Austin about the future of oil an...
Whether you are a geologist, geophysicist, or engineer, th...
They're young, they're old, male and female, company men and indepe...
With conferences and workshops in London, Athens, and Madri...
Anthropology and energy exploration may seem to be strange bedfellows, but when it comes ...
ACE remains a symbol and intellectual headquarters for the geosciences community providing...
Teacher of the year: New Mexico earth science teacher mixe...
Join URTeC in Austin; three workshops in Denver, Oklahoma City, and Midland; and an all new Latin America URTeC in Buenos Aire...
Our man in Houston: AAPG representative Mike Barnes is paving the way for better services and marketing of AAPG products in t...
New product release has better curve tracing, new interface
Quiz time: Why does the Middle East have all the oil? (Careful, this might be a trick question.)
Our modern fleet, expert imaging teams and innovative software combine to offer exceptional results.
A one-day symposium on the global future of oil and gas exploration has been added t...
The 2nd Annual URTeC One-Day Midland Workshop will focus on starting the conversation on feasibility of Enhanced Oil Recovery ...
OCS report … is it time to increase production in the Gulf of Mexico? Is increase possible?
Data insights to support your block evaluation.
This month's column is titled '3-D Seismic Sweeps Through Time.'
Sometimes folks who are dedicated to the status quo, or to a particular philosophy or procedure, may come up with perverse in...
This month's column is by Jorge/Jordi Ferrer Modolell, general chair of the 2003 AAP...
WHEW!!! The All-Member Survey is finally here, included as an insert in this month's EXPLORER.
Children can teach us marvelous things.