08 Feb 2023 Episode 177: Searching for the perfect x-ray image of the Earth Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 177: Searching for the perfect x-ray image of the Earth What sets the seismic method apart from other geophysical exploration methods is its ability to deliver three-dimensional high-resolution images of the subsurface. Ramesh (Neelsh) Neelamani traces the history of the seismic method to showcase recent breakthroughs and future advancements. This episode is a wide-ranging exploration of seismic resolution based on seven new papers in The Leading Edge. Read more ... 01 Feb 2023 Episode 176: The secret shortcut to power up your career Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 176: The secret shortcut to power up your career Boris Gurevich provides an insider's perspective on the value of expanding your knowledge and awareness of the wide-ranging discipline of geophysics. Boris provides a helpful overview of this often overlooked, free resource. He also shares tips to maximize your engagement and learning and the best ways to get involved, from attendees to companies to lecturers. The Honorary and Distinguished Lectures provide an invaluable resource to the geophysics community and the public. This conversation will provide the shortcut to help you get the most out of it. Read more ... 18 Jan 2023 Episode 175: Searching for the perfect digital twin of the seismic reservoir Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 175: Searching for the perfect digital twin of the seismic reservoir As highlighted by five papers in The Leading Edge, guest editor Katie Baker explores seismic reservoir modeling. Katie showcases the key technological advancements that unlocked seismic in defining and updating reservoir models and the historical connection between seismic data sets and reservoir modeling. She also explains the power and future of ensemble modeling and spotlights an alternative to the arduous training libraries for machine learning and seismic. Read more ... 11 Jan 2023 Episode 174: From the beach to the reservoir - the power of microseismicity Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 174: From the beach to the reservoir - the power of microseismicity Leo Eisner discusses his Honorary Lecture, "Mapping pore pressure with beach balls." Leo breaks down the perfect audience for this lecture and the insights attendees will take away. Leo highlights how the bad attitude of a manager inspired this talk and what it means to measure data the right way. And Leo explains why improving the understanding of induced seismicity is important. This conversation will showcase the value of asking the right questions and how to maximize the value of microseismicity for geophysical workflows. Read more ... 05 Jan 2023 Episode 173: Why you need the Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 173: Why you need the Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary Serguei Goussev discusses his new book, Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary. Serguei shares his motivation for compiling this resource and the unique format he created for this dictionary. He also highlights a few of his favorite terms and what he hopes this book achieves. This useful and fun conversation highlights a valuable resource for the scientific community that will be on bookshelves for years to come. Read more ... 14 Dec 2022 Episode 172: Building the next generation of geoscientists Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 172: Building the next generation of geoscientists GeoFORCE Program Director Dr. Leah Turner discusses building the pipeline for the next generation of geoscientists. GeoFORCE Texas aims to inspire the next generation of geoscientists, foster increased diversity in the U.S. workforce, and create an increased awareness of the importance of geosciences in the communities the program serves. Leah highlights why this program is necessary, the higher education issues that under-served and minoritized student populations face, and the benefits of expanding the talent base in the geosciences. You will want to hear about this program and how you can help get the next generation excited about geophysics. Read more ... 08 Dec 2022 Episode 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Paul Bauman discusses the inaugural Global Sustainability Lecture series, "A Strategy for Improving Rural Water Supply Development in Sub-Saharan Africa." Paul highlights how water impacts all 17 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. He outlines the impact of two billion people living with water stress and how it could reach over five billion in the next ten years. Paul also shares why every geoscientist needs to be aware of this crisis, how it impacts their work, and what actions to take to address the issue. This is an inspiring, humbling, and necessary conversation. Read more ... 29 Nov 2022 Episode 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Professors Kirsten Nicholson and Klaus Neumann lead a Geoscientists without Borders (GWB) project to find safe drinking water for two communities in the Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal. In this episode, you hear exclusively from Kirsten and Klaus as they take you on a journey from discovering the need for this project to what they hope they will contribute to these communities. This is a powerful example of the significant contribution geoscientists can make when focused on a meaningful project for a local community. Read more ... 16 Nov 2022 Episode 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Heather Bedle and Chris Garneau explore public misperceptions of geohazards, the power of experiencing earthquakes, and ways to improve scientific communication with the public. This episode breaks down geohazards and their impact on the public and provides actionable steps for geoscientists to study geohazards better and discuss their work with others. Read more ... 09 Nov 2022 Episode 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Cara Hunter and Teresa Santana discuss the value and importance of mentoring for geoscientists. They explain the need for Mentoring365, explore networking in 2023, and offer tips for first-time mentors and mentees. Cara and Teresa also elaborate on the two-way aspect of mentorship and how any professional can build their network. The conversation concludes with a reflection on how mentorship has influenced their career and the value of engaging as a mentor. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 18 Contact Seismic Soundoff Send us Feedback × Seismic Soundoff My Information Email: Name: My Feedback Subject: Message Body: 500 Security Code: Refresh Captcha Enter the code shown above into the box. Send ADVERTISEMENT Our advertisers help SEG provide services to our customers. Please consider unblocking ads for our site. Season 1 of Seismic Soundoff brought to you by the SEG Wiki – learn how you can contribute and make a difference today. Subscribe 10300 Town Park Dr. Ste SE 1000 Houston, TX 77072 Membership Services : +1.918.497.5581 Email: [email protected] LINKS CONNECT with us Don't miss a thing. Visit your SEG Communications Center to update your communications preferences. Don't have an SEG account? It's free to create one - and you don't have to be an SEG member. THE LEADING EDGE DIGITAL EDITION Featuring bonus content! © 1996-2023 Society of Exploration Geophysicists | All Rights Reserved
01 Feb 2023 Episode 176: The secret shortcut to power up your career Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 176: The secret shortcut to power up your career Boris Gurevich provides an insider's perspective on the value of expanding your knowledge and awareness of the wide-ranging discipline of geophysics. Boris provides a helpful overview of this often overlooked, free resource. He also shares tips to maximize your engagement and learning and the best ways to get involved, from attendees to companies to lecturers. The Honorary and Distinguished Lectures provide an invaluable resource to the geophysics community and the public. This conversation will provide the shortcut to help you get the most out of it. Read more ... 18 Jan 2023 Episode 175: Searching for the perfect digital twin of the seismic reservoir Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 175: Searching for the perfect digital twin of the seismic reservoir As highlighted by five papers in The Leading Edge, guest editor Katie Baker explores seismic reservoir modeling. Katie showcases the key technological advancements that unlocked seismic in defining and updating reservoir models and the historical connection between seismic data sets and reservoir modeling. She also explains the power and future of ensemble modeling and spotlights an alternative to the arduous training libraries for machine learning and seismic. Read more ... 11 Jan 2023 Episode 174: From the beach to the reservoir - the power of microseismicity Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 174: From the beach to the reservoir - the power of microseismicity Leo Eisner discusses his Honorary Lecture, "Mapping pore pressure with beach balls." Leo breaks down the perfect audience for this lecture and the insights attendees will take away. Leo highlights how the bad attitude of a manager inspired this talk and what it means to measure data the right way. And Leo explains why improving the understanding of induced seismicity is important. This conversation will showcase the value of asking the right questions and how to maximize the value of microseismicity for geophysical workflows. Read more ... 05 Jan 2023 Episode 173: Why you need the Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 173: Why you need the Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary Serguei Goussev discusses his new book, Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary. Serguei shares his motivation for compiling this resource and the unique format he created for this dictionary. He also highlights a few of his favorite terms and what he hopes this book achieves. This useful and fun conversation highlights a valuable resource for the scientific community that will be on bookshelves for years to come. Read more ... 14 Dec 2022 Episode 172: Building the next generation of geoscientists Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 172: Building the next generation of geoscientists GeoFORCE Program Director Dr. Leah Turner discusses building the pipeline for the next generation of geoscientists. GeoFORCE Texas aims to inspire the next generation of geoscientists, foster increased diversity in the U.S. workforce, and create an increased awareness of the importance of geosciences in the communities the program serves. Leah highlights why this program is necessary, the higher education issues that under-served and minoritized student populations face, and the benefits of expanding the talent base in the geosciences. You will want to hear about this program and how you can help get the next generation excited about geophysics. Read more ... 08 Dec 2022 Episode 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Paul Bauman discusses the inaugural Global Sustainability Lecture series, "A Strategy for Improving Rural Water Supply Development in Sub-Saharan Africa." Paul highlights how water impacts all 17 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. He outlines the impact of two billion people living with water stress and how it could reach over five billion in the next ten years. Paul also shares why every geoscientist needs to be aware of this crisis, how it impacts their work, and what actions to take to address the issue. This is an inspiring, humbling, and necessary conversation. Read more ... 29 Nov 2022 Episode 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Professors Kirsten Nicholson and Klaus Neumann lead a Geoscientists without Borders (GWB) project to find safe drinking water for two communities in the Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal. In this episode, you hear exclusively from Kirsten and Klaus as they take you on a journey from discovering the need for this project to what they hope they will contribute to these communities. This is a powerful example of the significant contribution geoscientists can make when focused on a meaningful project for a local community. Read more ... 16 Nov 2022 Episode 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Heather Bedle and Chris Garneau explore public misperceptions of geohazards, the power of experiencing earthquakes, and ways to improve scientific communication with the public. This episode breaks down geohazards and their impact on the public and provides actionable steps for geoscientists to study geohazards better and discuss their work with others. Read more ... 09 Nov 2022 Episode 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Cara Hunter and Teresa Santana discuss the value and importance of mentoring for geoscientists. They explain the need for Mentoring365, explore networking in 2023, and offer tips for first-time mentors and mentees. Cara and Teresa also elaborate on the two-way aspect of mentorship and how any professional can build their network. The conversation concludes with a reflection on how mentorship has influenced their career and the value of engaging as a mentor. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 18 Contact Seismic Soundoff Send us Feedback × Seismic Soundoff My Information Email: Name: My Feedback Subject: Message Body: 500 Security Code: Refresh Captcha Enter the code shown above into the box. Send ADVERTISEMENT Our advertisers help SEG provide services to our customers. Please consider unblocking ads for our site. Season 1 of Seismic Soundoff brought to you by the SEG Wiki – learn how you can contribute and make a difference today. Subscribe 10300 Town Park Dr. Ste SE 1000 Houston, TX 77072 Membership Services : +1.918.497.5581 Email: [email protected] LINKS CONNECT with us Don't miss a thing. Visit your SEG Communications Center to update your communications preferences. Don't have an SEG account? It's free to create one - and you don't have to be an SEG member. THE LEADING EDGE DIGITAL EDITION Featuring bonus content! © 1996-2023 Society of Exploration Geophysicists | All Rights Reserved
18 Jan 2023 Episode 175: Searching for the perfect digital twin of the seismic reservoir Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 175: Searching for the perfect digital twin of the seismic reservoir As highlighted by five papers in The Leading Edge, guest editor Katie Baker explores seismic reservoir modeling. Katie showcases the key technological advancements that unlocked seismic in defining and updating reservoir models and the historical connection between seismic data sets and reservoir modeling. She also explains the power and future of ensemble modeling and spotlights an alternative to the arduous training libraries for machine learning and seismic. Read more ... 11 Jan 2023 Episode 174: From the beach to the reservoir - the power of microseismicity Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 174: From the beach to the reservoir - the power of microseismicity Leo Eisner discusses his Honorary Lecture, "Mapping pore pressure with beach balls." Leo breaks down the perfect audience for this lecture and the insights attendees will take away. Leo highlights how the bad attitude of a manager inspired this talk and what it means to measure data the right way. And Leo explains why improving the understanding of induced seismicity is important. This conversation will showcase the value of asking the right questions and how to maximize the value of microseismicity for geophysical workflows. Read more ... 05 Jan 2023 Episode 173: Why you need the Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 173: Why you need the Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary Serguei Goussev discusses his new book, Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary. Serguei shares his motivation for compiling this resource and the unique format he created for this dictionary. He also highlights a few of his favorite terms and what he hopes this book achieves. This useful and fun conversation highlights a valuable resource for the scientific community that will be on bookshelves for years to come. Read more ... 14 Dec 2022 Episode 172: Building the next generation of geoscientists Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 172: Building the next generation of geoscientists GeoFORCE Program Director Dr. Leah Turner discusses building the pipeline for the next generation of geoscientists. GeoFORCE Texas aims to inspire the next generation of geoscientists, foster increased diversity in the U.S. workforce, and create an increased awareness of the importance of geosciences in the communities the program serves. Leah highlights why this program is necessary, the higher education issues that under-served and minoritized student populations face, and the benefits of expanding the talent base in the geosciences. You will want to hear about this program and how you can help get the next generation excited about geophysics. Read more ... 08 Dec 2022 Episode 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Paul Bauman discusses the inaugural Global Sustainability Lecture series, "A Strategy for Improving Rural Water Supply Development in Sub-Saharan Africa." Paul highlights how water impacts all 17 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. He outlines the impact of two billion people living with water stress and how it could reach over five billion in the next ten years. Paul also shares why every geoscientist needs to be aware of this crisis, how it impacts their work, and what actions to take to address the issue. This is an inspiring, humbling, and necessary conversation. Read more ... 29 Nov 2022 Episode 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Professors Kirsten Nicholson and Klaus Neumann lead a Geoscientists without Borders (GWB) project to find safe drinking water for two communities in the Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal. In this episode, you hear exclusively from Kirsten and Klaus as they take you on a journey from discovering the need for this project to what they hope they will contribute to these communities. This is a powerful example of the significant contribution geoscientists can make when focused on a meaningful project for a local community. Read more ... 16 Nov 2022 Episode 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Heather Bedle and Chris Garneau explore public misperceptions of geohazards, the power of experiencing earthquakes, and ways to improve scientific communication with the public. This episode breaks down geohazards and their impact on the public and provides actionable steps for geoscientists to study geohazards better and discuss their work with others. Read more ... 09 Nov 2022 Episode 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Cara Hunter and Teresa Santana discuss the value and importance of mentoring for geoscientists. They explain the need for Mentoring365, explore networking in 2023, and offer tips for first-time mentors and mentees. Cara and Teresa also elaborate on the two-way aspect of mentorship and how any professional can build their network. The conversation concludes with a reflection on how mentorship has influenced their career and the value of engaging as a mentor. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 18 Contact Seismic Soundoff Send us Feedback × Seismic Soundoff My Information Email: Name: My Feedback Subject: Message Body: 500 Security Code: Refresh Captcha Enter the code shown above into the box. Send ADVERTISEMENT Our advertisers help SEG provide services to our customers. Please consider unblocking ads for our site. Season 1 of Seismic Soundoff brought to you by the SEG Wiki – learn how you can contribute and make a difference today. Subscribe 10300 Town Park Dr. Ste SE 1000 Houston, TX 77072 Membership Services : +1.918.497.5581 Email: [email protected] LINKS CONNECT with us Don't miss a thing. Visit your SEG Communications Center to update your communications preferences. Don't have an SEG account? It's free to create one - and you don't have to be an SEG member. THE LEADING EDGE DIGITAL EDITION Featuring bonus content! © 1996-2023 Society of Exploration Geophysicists | All Rights Reserved
11 Jan 2023 Episode 174: From the beach to the reservoir - the power of microseismicity Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 174: From the beach to the reservoir - the power of microseismicity Leo Eisner discusses his Honorary Lecture, "Mapping pore pressure with beach balls." Leo breaks down the perfect audience for this lecture and the insights attendees will take away. Leo highlights how the bad attitude of a manager inspired this talk and what it means to measure data the right way. And Leo explains why improving the understanding of induced seismicity is important. This conversation will showcase the value of asking the right questions and how to maximize the value of microseismicity for geophysical workflows. Read more ... 05 Jan 2023 Episode 173: Why you need the Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 173: Why you need the Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary Serguei Goussev discusses his new book, Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary. Serguei shares his motivation for compiling this resource and the unique format he created for this dictionary. He also highlights a few of his favorite terms and what he hopes this book achieves. This useful and fun conversation highlights a valuable resource for the scientific community that will be on bookshelves for years to come. Read more ... 14 Dec 2022 Episode 172: Building the next generation of geoscientists Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 172: Building the next generation of geoscientists GeoFORCE Program Director Dr. Leah Turner discusses building the pipeline for the next generation of geoscientists. GeoFORCE Texas aims to inspire the next generation of geoscientists, foster increased diversity in the U.S. workforce, and create an increased awareness of the importance of geosciences in the communities the program serves. Leah highlights why this program is necessary, the higher education issues that under-served and minoritized student populations face, and the benefits of expanding the talent base in the geosciences. You will want to hear about this program and how you can help get the next generation excited about geophysics. Read more ... 08 Dec 2022 Episode 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Paul Bauman discusses the inaugural Global Sustainability Lecture series, "A Strategy for Improving Rural Water Supply Development in Sub-Saharan Africa." Paul highlights how water impacts all 17 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. He outlines the impact of two billion people living with water stress and how it could reach over five billion in the next ten years. Paul also shares why every geoscientist needs to be aware of this crisis, how it impacts their work, and what actions to take to address the issue. This is an inspiring, humbling, and necessary conversation. Read more ... 29 Nov 2022 Episode 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Professors Kirsten Nicholson and Klaus Neumann lead a Geoscientists without Borders (GWB) project to find safe drinking water for two communities in the Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal. In this episode, you hear exclusively from Kirsten and Klaus as they take you on a journey from discovering the need for this project to what they hope they will contribute to these communities. This is a powerful example of the significant contribution geoscientists can make when focused on a meaningful project for a local community. Read more ... 16 Nov 2022 Episode 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Heather Bedle and Chris Garneau explore public misperceptions of geohazards, the power of experiencing earthquakes, and ways to improve scientific communication with the public. This episode breaks down geohazards and their impact on the public and provides actionable steps for geoscientists to study geohazards better and discuss their work with others. Read more ... 09 Nov 2022 Episode 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Cara Hunter and Teresa Santana discuss the value and importance of mentoring for geoscientists. They explain the need for Mentoring365, explore networking in 2023, and offer tips for first-time mentors and mentees. Cara and Teresa also elaborate on the two-way aspect of mentorship and how any professional can build their network. The conversation concludes with a reflection on how mentorship has influenced their career and the value of engaging as a mentor. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 18 Contact Seismic Soundoff Send us Feedback × Seismic Soundoff My Information Email: Name: My Feedback Subject: Message Body: 500 Security Code: Refresh Captcha Enter the code shown above into the box. Send ADVERTISEMENT Our advertisers help SEG provide services to our customers. Please consider unblocking ads for our site. Season 1 of Seismic Soundoff brought to you by the SEG Wiki – learn how you can contribute and make a difference today. Subscribe 10300 Town Park Dr. Ste SE 1000 Houston, TX 77072 Membership Services : +1.918.497.5581 Email: [email protected] LINKS CONNECT with us Don't miss a thing. Visit your SEG Communications Center to update your communications preferences. Don't have an SEG account? It's free to create one - and you don't have to be an SEG member. THE LEADING EDGE DIGITAL EDITION Featuring bonus content! © 1996-2023 Society of Exploration Geophysicists | All Rights Reserved
05 Jan 2023 Episode 173: Why you need the Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 173: Why you need the Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary Serguei Goussev discusses his new book, Gravity & Magnetic Encyclopedic Dictionary. Serguei shares his motivation for compiling this resource and the unique format he created for this dictionary. He also highlights a few of his favorite terms and what he hopes this book achieves. This useful and fun conversation highlights a valuable resource for the scientific community that will be on bookshelves for years to come. Read more ... 14 Dec 2022 Episode 172: Building the next generation of geoscientists Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 172: Building the next generation of geoscientists GeoFORCE Program Director Dr. Leah Turner discusses building the pipeline for the next generation of geoscientists. GeoFORCE Texas aims to inspire the next generation of geoscientists, foster increased diversity in the U.S. workforce, and create an increased awareness of the importance of geosciences in the communities the program serves. Leah highlights why this program is necessary, the higher education issues that under-served and minoritized student populations face, and the benefits of expanding the talent base in the geosciences. You will want to hear about this program and how you can help get the next generation excited about geophysics. Read more ... 08 Dec 2022 Episode 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Paul Bauman discusses the inaugural Global Sustainability Lecture series, "A Strategy for Improving Rural Water Supply Development in Sub-Saharan Africa." Paul highlights how water impacts all 17 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. He outlines the impact of two billion people living with water stress and how it could reach over five billion in the next ten years. Paul also shares why every geoscientist needs to be aware of this crisis, how it impacts their work, and what actions to take to address the issue. This is an inspiring, humbling, and necessary conversation. Read more ... 29 Nov 2022 Episode 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Professors Kirsten Nicholson and Klaus Neumann lead a Geoscientists without Borders (GWB) project to find safe drinking water for two communities in the Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal. In this episode, you hear exclusively from Kirsten and Klaus as they take you on a journey from discovering the need for this project to what they hope they will contribute to these communities. This is a powerful example of the significant contribution geoscientists can make when focused on a meaningful project for a local community. Read more ... 16 Nov 2022 Episode 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Heather Bedle and Chris Garneau explore public misperceptions of geohazards, the power of experiencing earthquakes, and ways to improve scientific communication with the public. This episode breaks down geohazards and their impact on the public and provides actionable steps for geoscientists to study geohazards better and discuss their work with others. Read more ... 09 Nov 2022 Episode 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Cara Hunter and Teresa Santana discuss the value and importance of mentoring for geoscientists. They explain the need for Mentoring365, explore networking in 2023, and offer tips for first-time mentors and mentees. Cara and Teresa also elaborate on the two-way aspect of mentorship and how any professional can build their network. The conversation concludes with a reflection on how mentorship has influenced their career and the value of engaging as a mentor. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 18 Contact Seismic Soundoff Send us Feedback × Seismic Soundoff My Information Email: Name: My Feedback Subject: Message Body: 500 Security Code: Refresh Captcha Enter the code shown above into the box. Send ADVERTISEMENT Our advertisers help SEG provide services to our customers. Please consider unblocking ads for our site. Season 1 of Seismic Soundoff brought to you by the SEG Wiki – learn how you can contribute and make a difference today. Subscribe 10300 Town Park Dr. Ste SE 1000 Houston, TX 77072 Membership Services : +1.918.497.5581 Email: [email protected] LINKS CONNECT with us Don't miss a thing. Visit your SEG Communications Center to update your communications preferences. Don't have an SEG account? It's free to create one - and you don't have to be an SEG member. THE LEADING EDGE DIGITAL EDITION Featuring bonus content! © 1996-2023 Society of Exploration Geophysicists | All Rights Reserved
14 Dec 2022 Episode 172: Building the next generation of geoscientists Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 172: Building the next generation of geoscientists GeoFORCE Program Director Dr. Leah Turner discusses building the pipeline for the next generation of geoscientists. GeoFORCE Texas aims to inspire the next generation of geoscientists, foster increased diversity in the U.S. workforce, and create an increased awareness of the importance of geosciences in the communities the program serves. Leah highlights why this program is necessary, the higher education issues that under-served and minoritized student populations face, and the benefits of expanding the talent base in the geosciences. You will want to hear about this program and how you can help get the next generation excited about geophysics. Read more ... 08 Dec 2022 Episode 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Paul Bauman discusses the inaugural Global Sustainability Lecture series, "A Strategy for Improving Rural Water Supply Development in Sub-Saharan Africa." Paul highlights how water impacts all 17 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. He outlines the impact of two billion people living with water stress and how it could reach over five billion in the next ten years. Paul also shares why every geoscientist needs to be aware of this crisis, how it impacts their work, and what actions to take to address the issue. This is an inspiring, humbling, and necessary conversation. Read more ... 29 Nov 2022 Episode 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Professors Kirsten Nicholson and Klaus Neumann lead a Geoscientists without Borders (GWB) project to find safe drinking water for two communities in the Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal. In this episode, you hear exclusively from Kirsten and Klaus as they take you on a journey from discovering the need for this project to what they hope they will contribute to these communities. This is a powerful example of the significant contribution geoscientists can make when focused on a meaningful project for a local community. Read more ... 16 Nov 2022 Episode 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Heather Bedle and Chris Garneau explore public misperceptions of geohazards, the power of experiencing earthquakes, and ways to improve scientific communication with the public. This episode breaks down geohazards and their impact on the public and provides actionable steps for geoscientists to study geohazards better and discuss their work with others. Read more ... 09 Nov 2022 Episode 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Cara Hunter and Teresa Santana discuss the value and importance of mentoring for geoscientists. They explain the need for Mentoring365, explore networking in 2023, and offer tips for first-time mentors and mentees. Cara and Teresa also elaborate on the two-way aspect of mentorship and how any professional can build their network. The conversation concludes with a reflection on how mentorship has influenced their career and the value of engaging as a mentor. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 18 Contact Seismic Soundoff Send us Feedback × Seismic Soundoff My Information Email: Name: My Feedback Subject: Message Body: 500 Security Code: Refresh Captcha Enter the code shown above into the box. Send ADVERTISEMENT Our advertisers help SEG provide services to our customers. Please consider unblocking ads for our site. Season 1 of Seismic Soundoff brought to you by the SEG Wiki – learn how you can contribute and make a difference today. Subscribe 10300 Town Park Dr. Ste SE 1000 Houston, TX 77072 Membership Services : +1.918.497.5581 Email: [email protected] LINKS CONNECT with us Don't miss a thing. Visit your SEG Communications Center to update your communications preferences. Don't have an SEG account? It's free to create one - and you don't have to be an SEG member. THE LEADING EDGE DIGITAL EDITION Featuring bonus content! © 1996-2023 Society of Exploration Geophysicists | All Rights Reserved
08 Dec 2022 Episode 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 171: The global water crisis and how to stop it Paul Bauman discusses the inaugural Global Sustainability Lecture series, "A Strategy for Improving Rural Water Supply Development in Sub-Saharan Africa." Paul highlights how water impacts all 17 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. He outlines the impact of two billion people living with water stress and how it could reach over five billion in the next ten years. Paul also shares why every geoscientist needs to be aware of this crisis, how it impacts their work, and what actions to take to address the issue. This is an inspiring, humbling, and necessary conversation. Read more ... 29 Nov 2022 Episode 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Professors Kirsten Nicholson and Klaus Neumann lead a Geoscientists without Borders (GWB) project to find safe drinking water for two communities in the Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal. In this episode, you hear exclusively from Kirsten and Klaus as they take you on a journey from discovering the need for this project to what they hope they will contribute to these communities. This is a powerful example of the significant contribution geoscientists can make when focused on a meaningful project for a local community. Read more ... 16 Nov 2022 Episode 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Heather Bedle and Chris Garneau explore public misperceptions of geohazards, the power of experiencing earthquakes, and ways to improve scientific communication with the public. This episode breaks down geohazards and their impact on the public and provides actionable steps for geoscientists to study geohazards better and discuss their work with others. Read more ... 09 Nov 2022 Episode 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Cara Hunter and Teresa Santana discuss the value and importance of mentoring for geoscientists. They explain the need for Mentoring365, explore networking in 2023, and offer tips for first-time mentors and mentees. Cara and Teresa also elaborate on the two-way aspect of mentorship and how any professional can build their network. The conversation concludes with a reflection on how mentorship has influenced their career and the value of engaging as a mentor. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 18 Contact Seismic Soundoff Send us Feedback × Seismic Soundoff My Information Email: Name: My Feedback Subject: Message Body: 500 Security Code: Refresh Captcha Enter the code shown above into the box. Send ADVERTISEMENT Our advertisers help SEG provide services to our customers. Please consider unblocking ads for our site. Season 1 of Seismic Soundoff brought to you by the SEG Wiki – learn how you can contribute and make a difference today. Subscribe
29 Nov 2022 Episode 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 170: Improving lives with geophysics - A GWB Story Professors Kirsten Nicholson and Klaus Neumann lead a Geoscientists without Borders (GWB) project to find safe drinking water for two communities in the Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal. In this episode, you hear exclusively from Kirsten and Klaus as they take you on a journey from discovering the need for this project to what they hope they will contribute to these communities. This is a powerful example of the significant contribution geoscientists can make when focused on a meaningful project for a local community. Read more ... 16 Nov 2022 Episode 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Heather Bedle and Chris Garneau explore public misperceptions of geohazards, the power of experiencing earthquakes, and ways to improve scientific communication with the public. This episode breaks down geohazards and their impact on the public and provides actionable steps for geoscientists to study geohazards better and discuss their work with others. Read more ... 09 Nov 2022 Episode 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Cara Hunter and Teresa Santana discuss the value and importance of mentoring for geoscientists. They explain the need for Mentoring365, explore networking in 2023, and offer tips for first-time mentors and mentees. Cara and Teresa also elaborate on the two-way aspect of mentorship and how any professional can build their network. The conversation concludes with a reflection on how mentorship has influenced their career and the value of engaging as a mentor. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 18 Contact Seismic Soundoff Send us Feedback × Seismic Soundoff My Information Email: Name: My Feedback Subject: Message Body: 500 Security Code: Refresh Captcha Enter the code shown above into the box. Send ADVERTISEMENT Our advertisers help SEG provide services to our customers. Please consider unblocking ads for our site. Season 1 of Seismic Soundoff brought to you by the SEG Wiki – learn how you can contribute and make a difference today. Subscribe
16 Nov 2022 Episode 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 169: The complexities of people and geohazards Heather Bedle and Chris Garneau explore public misperceptions of geohazards, the power of experiencing earthquakes, and ways to improve scientific communication with the public. This episode breaks down geohazards and their impact on the public and provides actionable steps for geoscientists to study geohazards better and discuss their work with others. Read more ... 09 Nov 2022 Episode 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Cara Hunter and Teresa Santana discuss the value and importance of mentoring for geoscientists. They explain the need for Mentoring365, explore networking in 2023, and offer tips for first-time mentors and mentees. Cara and Teresa also elaborate on the two-way aspect of mentorship and how any professional can build their network. The conversation concludes with a reflection on how mentorship has influenced their career and the value of engaging as a mentor. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 18
09 Nov 2022 Episode 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 168: The necessity and benefits of mentorship Cara Hunter and Teresa Santana discuss the value and importance of mentoring for geoscientists. They explain the need for Mentoring365, explore networking in 2023, and offer tips for first-time mentors and mentees. Cara and Teresa also elaborate on the two-way aspect of mentorship and how any professional can build their network. The conversation concludes with a reflection on how mentorship has influenced their career and the value of engaging as a mentor. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 18