Constantine Tsingas holds a PhD from the University of Alberta, Msc in geophysics from McGill University, and a bachelor’s degee in physics from the University of Athens, Greece. Throughout his 35-year career he has worked in a number of leadesrship and technical positions at Saudi Aramco and at seimic service providers, such as, Seiscom Delta, Western Geophysical, Cogniseis, PGS, and Kelman Technologies. Currently, he is a senior geophysical consultant with Saudi Aramco’s Upstream Research Center specializing in advanced imaging, blended acqusition designs, processing, and autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV)-based applications for offshore seabed acquisitions. He has conducted the first land application of vertical cable technology and multicomponent (9C) surveys in the Middle East. He has also demonstrated a new seabed acquisition technology where 200 AUVs were deployed – the first in the world. He is a recipient of the 2013 SEG Distinguished Achievement Award as a member of the EXPEC ARC Geophysics Group of Saudi Aramco. In 2022, he was awarded the “Technical Presentation Award” for his exceptional contributions made to SEG in the Middle East. Tsingas has received numerous recognitions for his research work from various industry organizations, such as, Hart’s E&P (2020), ADIPEC (2018), World Oil (2018), and GPS (2018). He was instrumental in securing SEG’s enrollment in the first GEO Conference in Bahrain in 1994. During the 65th SEG Annual Meeting, his paper titled “A project management approach to the integrated reservoir characterization process” was confirmed by the Honors and Awards Committee to have been one of the most outstanding contributions. Throughout the years he proposed and organized numerous workshops in the Middle East, Europe, and North America in addition to his participation as active author and speaker. He has published more than 60 peer-reviewed publications and has been awarded 10 patents.