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Fighting the 'good fight' ... this geologist helps the environmentally conscious understand her job.
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Outcrops in Spain that may hold secrets to understanding deepwater reservoirs are providing new clues to scientists, thanks l...
One of the great enjoyments of my career was working for Exxon at its production office in Kingsville, Texas. As a young geolo...
Even though the first 3-D seismic survey was acquired almost 40 years ago, it's been in only the last 15 years that 3-D has e...
My commute to the office from my house in Houston takes 30-45 minutes to travel five miles during rush hour traffic. As I sat...
AAPG and the Associación Mexicana de Geólogos Petroleros (AMGP) invite you to participate in the 2004 international conferenc...
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