15 Feb 2023 Episode 178: Why you should consider drone-based geophysics Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 178: Why you should consider drone-based geophysics Dr. Callum Walter discusses the benefits of drone surveys when taking on dirty, dangerous, and demanding jobs. He highlights the similarities and differences compared to other geophysical surveys and the unique difficulties when collecting data by drones. Callum outlines a few case studies currently benefiting from drones, the possibility of rocket-powered drones, and using drones in off-world environments. Callum also offers when drones could be right for your project profile. Read more ... 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 ... 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 ... 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 ... 02 Nov 2022 Episode 167: Exploring other planets with geophysics Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 167: Exploring other planets with geophysics This is the first special section dedicated to planetary geophysics in the 40-year history of The Leading Edge. Alexander Braun highlights the differences geophysicists should consider when applying their skills to planetary geophysics and the types of geophysical tools and techniques that work well on other planets. He also explains why Jurassic Park gives a poor impression of geophysics and how geophysical techniques on the moon helped turtles on Earth. This fun and engaging conversation will offer insight to scientists working in any environment. Read more ... 24 Oct 2022 Episode 166: Integrating digital transformation into your business Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 166: Integrating digital transformation into your business Steve Darnell discusses how digital transformation improves business processes in-depth. He emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity, how to start the digitalization process, and highlights the common obstacles companies face when embracing digital transformation. He also comments on the common misperceptions and the hidden benefits of embracing digital advancements. This conversation on digital transformation connects to all parts of the oil and gas workflow and showcases the value proposition for companies. Read more ... 13 Sep 2022 Episode 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Tim Johnson discusses his article in August's The Leading Edge about real-time electrical resistivity tomography (ERT). Tim presents a framework for autonomous, real-time electrical imaging. He also shares two case studies of the framework in action and potential areas of development for this work. This forward-looking conversation utilizes machine learning and the latest electrical geophysical instrumentation to highlight what the future can be for hydrogeophysics. Read more ... 16 Aug 2022 Episode 160: Honors and Awards 2022 with Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 160: Honors and Awards 2022 w/ Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu One of SEG's great traditions is the special recognition of individuals and organizations for their contributions to geophysics and the Society. In this special episode, we celebrate Öz Yilmaz and Xianhuai Zhu for their Maurice Ewing Medal and Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal honors, respectively. First, Andrew Geary speaks with Xianhuai Zhu about how he discovered geophysics and then shares four items of advice for his colleagues and geoscientists. Öz Yilmaz then joins the show to reflect on his long and significant career, what this honor means, and the principles and perspectives that have helped him continue to be a successful geophysicist. This is a unique opportunity to hear from the best of the best in geophysics. Read more ... 11 Aug 2022 Episode 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Souvik Mukherjee discusses his article in July's The Leading Edge about high-resolution imaging of subsurface infrastructure using AI. In this conversation, Souvik presents field study results from Texas and California that show the potential for imaging pipelines and other subsurface infrastructure using AI-based methods on high-resolution aboveground magnetic data. He also highlights the similarities and differences between conventional least-squares inversion and machine learning-based inversion and how he achieved a 100-fold increase in efficiency. Whether exploring AI, machine learning, algorithms, or the latest geophysical technology, this conversation has something for everyone. Read more ... 20 Jul 2022 Episode 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Olga Nedorub and Diana Sineva preview IMAGE 2022 and the upcoming panel, "Changing The Dynamics Of Energy Use." Olga starts with a brief overview of the technical program at IMAGE and how Diana reached out to her to host this panel. Next, Diana explains how energy efficiency is the glue to the current energy transition, the difference between energy conservation and energy efficiency, and why attendees should attend the panel. Diana also highlights why 40% of the current energy is wasted, why this estimate is low, and how to improve this number without sacrificing comfort or the bottom line. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 7 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 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 ... 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 ... 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 ... 02 Nov 2022 Episode 167: Exploring other planets with geophysics Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 167: Exploring other planets with geophysics This is the first special section dedicated to planetary geophysics in the 40-year history of The Leading Edge. Alexander Braun highlights the differences geophysicists should consider when applying their skills to planetary geophysics and the types of geophysical tools and techniques that work well on other planets. He also explains why Jurassic Park gives a poor impression of geophysics and how geophysical techniques on the moon helped turtles on Earth. This fun and engaging conversation will offer insight to scientists working in any environment. Read more ... 24 Oct 2022 Episode 166: Integrating digital transformation into your business Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 166: Integrating digital transformation into your business Steve Darnell discusses how digital transformation improves business processes in-depth. He emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity, how to start the digitalization process, and highlights the common obstacles companies face when embracing digital transformation. He also comments on the common misperceptions and the hidden benefits of embracing digital advancements. This conversation on digital transformation connects to all parts of the oil and gas workflow and showcases the value proposition for companies. Read more ... 13 Sep 2022 Episode 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Tim Johnson discusses his article in August's The Leading Edge about real-time electrical resistivity tomography (ERT). Tim presents a framework for autonomous, real-time electrical imaging. He also shares two case studies of the framework in action and potential areas of development for this work. This forward-looking conversation utilizes machine learning and the latest electrical geophysical instrumentation to highlight what the future can be for hydrogeophysics. Read more ... 16 Aug 2022 Episode 160: Honors and Awards 2022 with Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 160: Honors and Awards 2022 w/ Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu One of SEG's great traditions is the special recognition of individuals and organizations for their contributions to geophysics and the Society. In this special episode, we celebrate Öz Yilmaz and Xianhuai Zhu for their Maurice Ewing Medal and Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal honors, respectively. First, Andrew Geary speaks with Xianhuai Zhu about how he discovered geophysics and then shares four items of advice for his colleagues and geoscientists. Öz Yilmaz then joins the show to reflect on his long and significant career, what this honor means, and the principles and perspectives that have helped him continue to be a successful geophysicist. This is a unique opportunity to hear from the best of the best in geophysics. Read more ... 11 Aug 2022 Episode 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Souvik Mukherjee discusses his article in July's The Leading Edge about high-resolution imaging of subsurface infrastructure using AI. In this conversation, Souvik presents field study results from Texas and California that show the potential for imaging pipelines and other subsurface infrastructure using AI-based methods on high-resolution aboveground magnetic data. He also highlights the similarities and differences between conventional least-squares inversion and machine learning-based inversion and how he achieved a 100-fold increase in efficiency. Whether exploring AI, machine learning, algorithms, or the latest geophysical technology, this conversation has something for everyone. Read more ... 20 Jul 2022 Episode 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Olga Nedorub and Diana Sineva preview IMAGE 2022 and the upcoming panel, "Changing The Dynamics Of Energy Use." Olga starts with a brief overview of the technical program at IMAGE and how Diana reached out to her to host this panel. Next, Diana explains how energy efficiency is the glue to the current energy transition, the difference between energy conservation and energy efficiency, and why attendees should attend the panel. Diana also highlights why 40% of the current energy is wasted, why this estimate is low, and how to improve this number without sacrificing comfort or the bottom line. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 7 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. 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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 ... 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 ... 02 Nov 2022 Episode 167: Exploring other planets with geophysics Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 167: Exploring other planets with geophysics This is the first special section dedicated to planetary geophysics in the 40-year history of The Leading Edge. Alexander Braun highlights the differences geophysicists should consider when applying their skills to planetary geophysics and the types of geophysical tools and techniques that work well on other planets. He also explains why Jurassic Park gives a poor impression of geophysics and how geophysical techniques on the moon helped turtles on Earth. This fun and engaging conversation will offer insight to scientists working in any environment. Read more ... 24 Oct 2022 Episode 166: Integrating digital transformation into your business Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 166: Integrating digital transformation into your business Steve Darnell discusses how digital transformation improves business processes in-depth. He emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity, how to start the digitalization process, and highlights the common obstacles companies face when embracing digital transformation. He also comments on the common misperceptions and the hidden benefits of embracing digital advancements. This conversation on digital transformation connects to all parts of the oil and gas workflow and showcases the value proposition for companies. Read more ... 13 Sep 2022 Episode 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Tim Johnson discusses his article in August's The Leading Edge about real-time electrical resistivity tomography (ERT). Tim presents a framework for autonomous, real-time electrical imaging. He also shares two case studies of the framework in action and potential areas of development for this work. This forward-looking conversation utilizes machine learning and the latest electrical geophysical instrumentation to highlight what the future can be for hydrogeophysics. Read more ... 16 Aug 2022 Episode 160: Honors and Awards 2022 with Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 160: Honors and Awards 2022 w/ Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu One of SEG's great traditions is the special recognition of individuals and organizations for their contributions to geophysics and the Society. In this special episode, we celebrate Öz Yilmaz and Xianhuai Zhu for their Maurice Ewing Medal and Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal honors, respectively. First, Andrew Geary speaks with Xianhuai Zhu about how he discovered geophysics and then shares four items of advice for his colleagues and geoscientists. Öz Yilmaz then joins the show to reflect on his long and significant career, what this honor means, and the principles and perspectives that have helped him continue to be a successful geophysicist. This is a unique opportunity to hear from the best of the best in geophysics. Read more ... 11 Aug 2022 Episode 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Souvik Mukherjee discusses his article in July's The Leading Edge about high-resolution imaging of subsurface infrastructure using AI. In this conversation, Souvik presents field study results from Texas and California that show the potential for imaging pipelines and other subsurface infrastructure using AI-based methods on high-resolution aboveground magnetic data. He also highlights the similarities and differences between conventional least-squares inversion and machine learning-based inversion and how he achieved a 100-fold increase in efficiency. Whether exploring AI, machine learning, algorithms, or the latest geophysical technology, this conversation has something for everyone. Read more ... 20 Jul 2022 Episode 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Olga Nedorub and Diana Sineva preview IMAGE 2022 and the upcoming panel, "Changing The Dynamics Of Energy Use." Olga starts with a brief overview of the technical program at IMAGE and how Diana reached out to her to host this panel. Next, Diana explains how energy efficiency is the glue to the current energy transition, the difference between energy conservation and energy efficiency, and why attendees should attend the panel. Diana also highlights why 40% of the current energy is wasted, why this estimate is low, and how to improve this number without sacrificing comfort or the bottom line. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 7 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
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 ... 02 Nov 2022 Episode 167: Exploring other planets with geophysics Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 167: Exploring other planets with geophysics This is the first special section dedicated to planetary geophysics in the 40-year history of The Leading Edge. Alexander Braun highlights the differences geophysicists should consider when applying their skills to planetary geophysics and the types of geophysical tools and techniques that work well on other planets. He also explains why Jurassic Park gives a poor impression of geophysics and how geophysical techniques on the moon helped turtles on Earth. This fun and engaging conversation will offer insight to scientists working in any environment. Read more ... 24 Oct 2022 Episode 166: Integrating digital transformation into your business Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 166: Integrating digital transformation into your business Steve Darnell discusses how digital transformation improves business processes in-depth. He emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity, how to start the digitalization process, and highlights the common obstacles companies face when embracing digital transformation. He also comments on the common misperceptions and the hidden benefits of embracing digital advancements. This conversation on digital transformation connects to all parts of the oil and gas workflow and showcases the value proposition for companies. Read more ... 13 Sep 2022 Episode 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Tim Johnson discusses his article in August's The Leading Edge about real-time electrical resistivity tomography (ERT). Tim presents a framework for autonomous, real-time electrical imaging. He also shares two case studies of the framework in action and potential areas of development for this work. This forward-looking conversation utilizes machine learning and the latest electrical geophysical instrumentation to highlight what the future can be for hydrogeophysics. Read more ... 16 Aug 2022 Episode 160: Honors and Awards 2022 with Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 160: Honors and Awards 2022 w/ Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu One of SEG's great traditions is the special recognition of individuals and organizations for their contributions to geophysics and the Society. In this special episode, we celebrate Öz Yilmaz and Xianhuai Zhu for their Maurice Ewing Medal and Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal honors, respectively. First, Andrew Geary speaks with Xianhuai Zhu about how he discovered geophysics and then shares four items of advice for his colleagues and geoscientists. Öz Yilmaz then joins the show to reflect on his long and significant career, what this honor means, and the principles and perspectives that have helped him continue to be a successful geophysicist. This is a unique opportunity to hear from the best of the best in geophysics. Read more ... 11 Aug 2022 Episode 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Souvik Mukherjee discusses his article in July's The Leading Edge about high-resolution imaging of subsurface infrastructure using AI. In this conversation, Souvik presents field study results from Texas and California that show the potential for imaging pipelines and other subsurface infrastructure using AI-based methods on high-resolution aboveground magnetic data. He also highlights the similarities and differences between conventional least-squares inversion and machine learning-based inversion and how he achieved a 100-fold increase in efficiency. Whether exploring AI, machine learning, algorithms, or the latest geophysical technology, this conversation has something for everyone. Read more ... 20 Jul 2022 Episode 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Olga Nedorub and Diana Sineva preview IMAGE 2022 and the upcoming panel, "Changing The Dynamics Of Energy Use." Olga starts with a brief overview of the technical program at IMAGE and how Diana reached out to her to host this panel. Next, Diana explains how energy efficiency is the glue to the current energy transition, the difference between energy conservation and energy efficiency, and why attendees should attend the panel. Diana also highlights why 40% of the current energy is wasted, why this estimate is low, and how to improve this number without sacrificing comfort or the bottom line. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 7 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
02 Nov 2022 Episode 167: Exploring other planets with geophysics Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 167: Exploring other planets with geophysics This is the first special section dedicated to planetary geophysics in the 40-year history of The Leading Edge. Alexander Braun highlights the differences geophysicists should consider when applying their skills to planetary geophysics and the types of geophysical tools and techniques that work well on other planets. He also explains why Jurassic Park gives a poor impression of geophysics and how geophysical techniques on the moon helped turtles on Earth. This fun and engaging conversation will offer insight to scientists working in any environment. Read more ... 24 Oct 2022 Episode 166: Integrating digital transformation into your business Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 166: Integrating digital transformation into your business Steve Darnell discusses how digital transformation improves business processes in-depth. He emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity, how to start the digitalization process, and highlights the common obstacles companies face when embracing digital transformation. He also comments on the common misperceptions and the hidden benefits of embracing digital advancements. This conversation on digital transformation connects to all parts of the oil and gas workflow and showcases the value proposition for companies. Read more ... 13 Sep 2022 Episode 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Tim Johnson discusses his article in August's The Leading Edge about real-time electrical resistivity tomography (ERT). Tim presents a framework for autonomous, real-time electrical imaging. He also shares two case studies of the framework in action and potential areas of development for this work. This forward-looking conversation utilizes machine learning and the latest electrical geophysical instrumentation to highlight what the future can be for hydrogeophysics. Read more ... 16 Aug 2022 Episode 160: Honors and Awards 2022 with Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 160: Honors and Awards 2022 w/ Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu One of SEG's great traditions is the special recognition of individuals and organizations for their contributions to geophysics and the Society. In this special episode, we celebrate Öz Yilmaz and Xianhuai Zhu for their Maurice Ewing Medal and Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal honors, respectively. First, Andrew Geary speaks with Xianhuai Zhu about how he discovered geophysics and then shares four items of advice for his colleagues and geoscientists. Öz Yilmaz then joins the show to reflect on his long and significant career, what this honor means, and the principles and perspectives that have helped him continue to be a successful geophysicist. This is a unique opportunity to hear from the best of the best in geophysics. Read more ... 11 Aug 2022 Episode 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Souvik Mukherjee discusses his article in July's The Leading Edge about high-resolution imaging of subsurface infrastructure using AI. In this conversation, Souvik presents field study results from Texas and California that show the potential for imaging pipelines and other subsurface infrastructure using AI-based methods on high-resolution aboveground magnetic data. He also highlights the similarities and differences between conventional least-squares inversion and machine learning-based inversion and how he achieved a 100-fold increase in efficiency. Whether exploring AI, machine learning, algorithms, or the latest geophysical technology, this conversation has something for everyone. Read more ... 20 Jul 2022 Episode 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Olga Nedorub and Diana Sineva preview IMAGE 2022 and the upcoming panel, "Changing The Dynamics Of Energy Use." Olga starts with a brief overview of the technical program at IMAGE and how Diana reached out to her to host this panel. Next, Diana explains how energy efficiency is the glue to the current energy transition, the difference between energy conservation and energy efficiency, and why attendees should attend the panel. Diana also highlights why 40% of the current energy is wasted, why this estimate is low, and how to improve this number without sacrificing comfort or the bottom line. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 7 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. 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24 Oct 2022 Episode 166: Integrating digital transformation into your business Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 166: Integrating digital transformation into your business Steve Darnell discusses how digital transformation improves business processes in-depth. He emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity, how to start the digitalization process, and highlights the common obstacles companies face when embracing digital transformation. He also comments on the common misperceptions and the hidden benefits of embracing digital advancements. This conversation on digital transformation connects to all parts of the oil and gas workflow and showcases the value proposition for companies. Read more ... 13 Sep 2022 Episode 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Tim Johnson discusses his article in August's The Leading Edge about real-time electrical resistivity tomography (ERT). Tim presents a framework for autonomous, real-time electrical imaging. He also shares two case studies of the framework in action and potential areas of development for this work. This forward-looking conversation utilizes machine learning and the latest electrical geophysical instrumentation to highlight what the future can be for hydrogeophysics. Read more ... 16 Aug 2022 Episode 160: Honors and Awards 2022 with Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 160: Honors and Awards 2022 w/ Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu One of SEG's great traditions is the special recognition of individuals and organizations for their contributions to geophysics and the Society. In this special episode, we celebrate Öz Yilmaz and Xianhuai Zhu for their Maurice Ewing Medal and Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal honors, respectively. First, Andrew Geary speaks with Xianhuai Zhu about how he discovered geophysics and then shares four items of advice for his colleagues and geoscientists. Öz Yilmaz then joins the show to reflect on his long and significant career, what this honor means, and the principles and perspectives that have helped him continue to be a successful geophysicist. This is a unique opportunity to hear from the best of the best in geophysics. Read more ... 11 Aug 2022 Episode 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Souvik Mukherjee discusses his article in July's The Leading Edge about high-resolution imaging of subsurface infrastructure using AI. In this conversation, Souvik presents field study results from Texas and California that show the potential for imaging pipelines and other subsurface infrastructure using AI-based methods on high-resolution aboveground magnetic data. He also highlights the similarities and differences between conventional least-squares inversion and machine learning-based inversion and how he achieved a 100-fold increase in efficiency. Whether exploring AI, machine learning, algorithms, or the latest geophysical technology, this conversation has something for everyone. Read more ... 20 Jul 2022 Episode 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Olga Nedorub and Diana Sineva preview IMAGE 2022 and the upcoming panel, "Changing The Dynamics Of Energy Use." Olga starts with a brief overview of the technical program at IMAGE and how Diana reached out to her to host this panel. Next, Diana explains how energy efficiency is the glue to the current energy transition, the difference between energy conservation and energy efficiency, and why attendees should attend the panel. Diana also highlights why 40% of the current energy is wasted, why this estimate is low, and how to improve this number without sacrificing comfort or the bottom line. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 7 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
13 Sep 2022 Episode 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 163: The next step in the evolution of time-lapse electrical imaging Tim Johnson discusses his article in August's The Leading Edge about real-time electrical resistivity tomography (ERT). Tim presents a framework for autonomous, real-time electrical imaging. He also shares two case studies of the framework in action and potential areas of development for this work. This forward-looking conversation utilizes machine learning and the latest electrical geophysical instrumentation to highlight what the future can be for hydrogeophysics. Read more ... 16 Aug 2022 Episode 160: Honors and Awards 2022 with Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 160: Honors and Awards 2022 w/ Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu One of SEG's great traditions is the special recognition of individuals and organizations for their contributions to geophysics and the Society. In this special episode, we celebrate Öz Yilmaz and Xianhuai Zhu for their Maurice Ewing Medal and Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal honors, respectively. First, Andrew Geary speaks with Xianhuai Zhu about how he discovered geophysics and then shares four items of advice for his colleagues and geoscientists. Öz Yilmaz then joins the show to reflect on his long and significant career, what this honor means, and the principles and perspectives that have helped him continue to be a successful geophysicist. This is a unique opportunity to hear from the best of the best in geophysics. Read more ... 11 Aug 2022 Episode 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Souvik Mukherjee discusses his article in July's The Leading Edge about high-resolution imaging of subsurface infrastructure using AI. In this conversation, Souvik presents field study results from Texas and California that show the potential for imaging pipelines and other subsurface infrastructure using AI-based methods on high-resolution aboveground magnetic data. He also highlights the similarities and differences between conventional least-squares inversion and machine learning-based inversion and how he achieved a 100-fold increase in efficiency. Whether exploring AI, machine learning, algorithms, or the latest geophysical technology, this conversation has something for everyone. Read more ... 20 Jul 2022 Episode 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Olga Nedorub and Diana Sineva preview IMAGE 2022 and the upcoming panel, "Changing The Dynamics Of Energy Use." Olga starts with a brief overview of the technical program at IMAGE and how Diana reached out to her to host this panel. Next, Diana explains how energy efficiency is the glue to the current energy transition, the difference between energy conservation and energy efficiency, and why attendees should attend the panel. Diana also highlights why 40% of the current energy is wasted, why this estimate is low, and how to improve this number without sacrificing comfort or the bottom line. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 7 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 Aug 2022 Episode 160: Honors and Awards 2022 with Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 160: Honors and Awards 2022 w/ Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu One of SEG's great traditions is the special recognition of individuals and organizations for their contributions to geophysics and the Society. In this special episode, we celebrate Öz Yilmaz and Xianhuai Zhu for their Maurice Ewing Medal and Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal honors, respectively. First, Andrew Geary speaks with Xianhuai Zhu about how he discovered geophysics and then shares four items of advice for his colleagues and geoscientists. Öz Yilmaz then joins the show to reflect on his long and significant career, what this honor means, and the principles and perspectives that have helped him continue to be a successful geophysicist. This is a unique opportunity to hear from the best of the best in geophysics. Read more ... 11 Aug 2022 Episode 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Souvik Mukherjee discusses his article in July's The Leading Edge about high-resolution imaging of subsurface infrastructure using AI. In this conversation, Souvik presents field study results from Texas and California that show the potential for imaging pipelines and other subsurface infrastructure using AI-based methods on high-resolution aboveground magnetic data. He also highlights the similarities and differences between conventional least-squares inversion and machine learning-based inversion and how he achieved a 100-fold increase in efficiency. Whether exploring AI, machine learning, algorithms, or the latest geophysical technology, this conversation has something for everyone. Read more ... 20 Jul 2022 Episode 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Olga Nedorub and Diana Sineva preview IMAGE 2022 and the upcoming panel, "Changing The Dynamics Of Energy Use." Olga starts with a brief overview of the technical program at IMAGE and how Diana reached out to her to host this panel. Next, Diana explains how energy efficiency is the glue to the current energy transition, the difference between energy conservation and energy efficiency, and why attendees should attend the panel. Diana also highlights why 40% of the current energy is wasted, why this estimate is low, and how to improve this number without sacrificing comfort or the bottom line. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 7 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
11 Aug 2022 Episode 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 159: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems Souvik Mukherjee discusses his article in July's The Leading Edge about high-resolution imaging of subsurface infrastructure using AI. In this conversation, Souvik presents field study results from Texas and California that show the potential for imaging pipelines and other subsurface infrastructure using AI-based methods on high-resolution aboveground magnetic data. He also highlights the similarities and differences between conventional least-squares inversion and machine learning-based inversion and how he achieved a 100-fold increase in efficiency. Whether exploring AI, machine learning, algorithms, or the latest geophysical technology, this conversation has something for everyone. Read more ... 20 Jul 2022 Episode 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Olga Nedorub and Diana Sineva preview IMAGE 2022 and the upcoming panel, "Changing The Dynamics Of Energy Use." Olga starts with a brief overview of the technical program at IMAGE and how Diana reached out to her to host this panel. Next, Diana explains how energy efficiency is the glue to the current energy transition, the difference between energy conservation and energy efficiency, and why attendees should attend the panel. Diana also highlights why 40% of the current energy is wasted, why this estimate is low, and how to improve this number without sacrificing comfort or the bottom line. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 7
20 Jul 2022 Episode 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 157: The value and business case for energy efficiency Olga Nedorub and Diana Sineva preview IMAGE 2022 and the upcoming panel, "Changing The Dynamics Of Energy Use." Olga starts with a brief overview of the technical program at IMAGE and how Diana reached out to her to host this panel. Next, Diana explains how energy efficiency is the glue to the current energy transition, the difference between energy conservation and energy efficiency, and why attendees should attend the panel. Diana also highlights why 40% of the current energy is wasted, why this estimate is low, and how to improve this number without sacrificing comfort or the bottom line. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 7