In this Issue:
Over the past 10 years, tight oil boosted the United States back to ...
The 2019 International Conference and Exhibition (ICE) wil...
The shale revolution was made possible because there was technology ...
Low-cost, non-proprietorial solutions are needed to captur...
During these times of global economic uncertainty, political turmoil...
Our modern fleet, expert imaging teams and innovative softw...
Each year, AAPG's Petroleum Structure and Geomechanics Divi...
URTeC 2019 in Denver looks to push the boundaries and conti...
More than 20 years ago, Charles Sternbach found himself on ...
Whether you are a geologist, geophysicist, or engineer, the AAPG Bookstore has the sc...
From high-altitude, windswept prairies in southwestern Wyoming, the span of the powerful Wind River and Wyoming Ranges can be ...
Find out how you can make an impact and be part of one of our many multidisciplinary teams.
Seismic data are usually contaminated with two common types of noise, namely random a...
A new era for the geoscientist. Held 15-16 October 2019 in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
With technological advancements driving exploration toward an AI-aided future and com...
Using machine learning algorithms to predict missing log curve data.
'ACE 2019 is gone but the memories will remain!' That's Lorena Moscardelli of Equinor, who, along with Eddie Valek of EOG Reso...
In case you missed it, AAPG's most recent Energy Insights podcast features Erick Devi...
There's no way to overstate the importance and ongoing valuable impacts made toward t...
The new Executive Committee's objective for the coming year is fairly straightforward: Members. As the industry changes around...
One of the issues we're spending a lot of time thinking about is the future of the petroleum geoscience workforce. It's a topi...
The Division of Professional Affairs has been busy in the first half of 2019. The DPA's charge is deepening and expanding geos...
The goal for young professionals' events is always the same: we want to build a netwo...