15 Jun 2022 Episode 154: How to sustainably develop on reclaimed lands Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 154: How to sustainably develop on reclaimed lands Yanlong Niu discusses his paper, "In-situ physical properties of reclaimed lands in Singapore," from the May issue of The Leading Edge. Yanlong explores the value of multichannel analysis of surface waves to investigate these lands and shares what they discovered with these pioneering tests. These in-situ measurements are crucial for civil engineering constructions and the redevelopment of reclaimed lands in the future. So he also offers tips on how other geophysicists can build upon this study in their communities. Read more ... 04 May 2022 Episode 149: How to get the most from any seismic investment Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 149: How to get the most from any seismic investment Peter Rowbotham discusses his paper, "Investment in North Sea seismic leading to new opportunities," from the April issue of The Leading Edge. Peter makes the case for why it's wise to invest in seismic data. He also shares why the beginning of a project is the most important and the context where seismic projects deliver the most value. Read more ... 20 Apr 2022 Episode 148: Unlocking the next generation of geophysicists Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 148: Unlocking the next generation of geophysicists Warren Neff and Luke Gallery discuss exposing high school students to geophysics and how to incorporate the field into Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) programs. Warren also discusses how to recruit mentors for students and why shooting rockets in hallways is the best way to teach quadratics. Luke shares how he went from never hearing of geophysics to publishing papers and considering it for his major. Additionally, Warren highlights why keeping it real is the best way to teach students any subject. Read more ... 21 Mar 2022 Episode 145: How to successfully interrogate the ground in noisy environments Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 145: How to successfully interrogate the ground in noisy environments Chester Weiss discusses the latest research to successfully use geophysical tools at well sites. Chester shares the impact of well infrastructure on geophysical assessment, how to use EM successfully, the challenges of using near-surface, and the applicability of this research in other cluttered environments. Along with our conversation in episode 141 on the life cycle of a well, this episode will help provide the full geophysical picture of working at a well. Read more ... 09 Feb 2022 Episode 141: Breaking down the life cycle of a well Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 141: Breaking down the life cycle of a well Sue Carr and Patrick Meroney discuss the life of the well from the February 2022 special section in The Leading Edge. Sue and Patrick discuss the importance of a shared definition of a well, spotlight the most important well component for geophysicists, highlight the five life cycles of a well, and break down why well logs are the key piece for successful drilling. This conversation will help geophysicists better connect their work across the entire production chain and support their work in being more useful and practical to others. Read more ... 03 Feb 2022 Episode 140: Applying seismic to CCUS applications Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 140: Applying seismic to CCUS applications Amine Ourabah discusses carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) from the January 2022 special section on seismic acquisition in The Leading Edge. Amine explains why CCUS is at the center of the net-zero-emission conversation, the need for cheaper and easier-to-use technology, and the unique innovations explored in his field trial. This conversation lays out the seismic and technological needs and innovations to move carbon capture and renewable energies forward. Read more ... 12 Jan 2022 Episode 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Danilo Jotta Ariza Ferreira discusses modern geostatistic methodologies from the December 2021 special section on Latin America in The Leading Edge. Danilo shares how to avoid two common pitfalls in geostatistical modeling, why models are always wrong (but you should still use them), and highlights a few innovations in seismic-based geophysical solutions. Read more ... 02 Dec 2021 Episode 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Thomas Finkbeiner discusses geomechanics from the November 2021 special section in The Leading Edge. In this episode, Thomas highlights the link between geophysics and geomechanics in developing renewable and unconventional resources, explores case studies presented in the special section, shares the current state of research on induced seismicity during CO2 injection, and illustrates how geomechanics impacts the entire life cycle of a reservoir. Read more ... 03 Nov 2021 Episode 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Vemund Thorkildsen discusses his paper, "Revisiting holistic migration," published in October's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Vemund discusses questioning the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, mining gaps in past research, and examining the applicability of holistic migration to seismic field data. He also shares how he connected with Enders Robinson to serve as co-author on the paper. Read more ... 14 Oct 2021 Episode 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Henning Hoeber discusses a new tool for rock physics in his recent paper published in September's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Henning explains the theory of omitted variable bias (OVB) and its connection to rock physics, why OVB hasn't appeared before in the geoscience literature, how OVB helps geophysicists understand biases in models, the real-world implications for improving a bias model, and how he will apply OVB to his future research. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 5 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 Or call us at+1 918.497.4627 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! © 1996-2022 Society of Exploration Geophysicists | All Rights Reserved
04 May 2022 Episode 149: How to get the most from any seismic investment Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 149: How to get the most from any seismic investment Peter Rowbotham discusses his paper, "Investment in North Sea seismic leading to new opportunities," from the April issue of The Leading Edge. Peter makes the case for why it's wise to invest in seismic data. He also shares why the beginning of a project is the most important and the context where seismic projects deliver the most value. Read more ... 20 Apr 2022 Episode 148: Unlocking the next generation of geophysicists Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 148: Unlocking the next generation of geophysicists Warren Neff and Luke Gallery discuss exposing high school students to geophysics and how to incorporate the field into Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) programs. Warren also discusses how to recruit mentors for students and why shooting rockets in hallways is the best way to teach quadratics. Luke shares how he went from never hearing of geophysics to publishing papers and considering it for his major. Additionally, Warren highlights why keeping it real is the best way to teach students any subject. Read more ... 21 Mar 2022 Episode 145: How to successfully interrogate the ground in noisy environments Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 145: How to successfully interrogate the ground in noisy environments Chester Weiss discusses the latest research to successfully use geophysical tools at well sites. Chester shares the impact of well infrastructure on geophysical assessment, how to use EM successfully, the challenges of using near-surface, and the applicability of this research in other cluttered environments. Along with our conversation in episode 141 on the life cycle of a well, this episode will help provide the full geophysical picture of working at a well. Read more ... 09 Feb 2022 Episode 141: Breaking down the life cycle of a well Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 141: Breaking down the life cycle of a well Sue Carr and Patrick Meroney discuss the life of the well from the February 2022 special section in The Leading Edge. Sue and Patrick discuss the importance of a shared definition of a well, spotlight the most important well component for geophysicists, highlight the five life cycles of a well, and break down why well logs are the key piece for successful drilling. This conversation will help geophysicists better connect their work across the entire production chain and support their work in being more useful and practical to others. Read more ... 03 Feb 2022 Episode 140: Applying seismic to CCUS applications Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 140: Applying seismic to CCUS applications Amine Ourabah discusses carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) from the January 2022 special section on seismic acquisition in The Leading Edge. Amine explains why CCUS is at the center of the net-zero-emission conversation, the need for cheaper and easier-to-use technology, and the unique innovations explored in his field trial. This conversation lays out the seismic and technological needs and innovations to move carbon capture and renewable energies forward. Read more ... 12 Jan 2022 Episode 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Danilo Jotta Ariza Ferreira discusses modern geostatistic methodologies from the December 2021 special section on Latin America in The Leading Edge. Danilo shares how to avoid two common pitfalls in geostatistical modeling, why models are always wrong (but you should still use them), and highlights a few innovations in seismic-based geophysical solutions. Read more ... 02 Dec 2021 Episode 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Thomas Finkbeiner discusses geomechanics from the November 2021 special section in The Leading Edge. In this episode, Thomas highlights the link between geophysics and geomechanics in developing renewable and unconventional resources, explores case studies presented in the special section, shares the current state of research on induced seismicity during CO2 injection, and illustrates how geomechanics impacts the entire life cycle of a reservoir. Read more ... 03 Nov 2021 Episode 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Vemund Thorkildsen discusses his paper, "Revisiting holistic migration," published in October's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Vemund discusses questioning the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, mining gaps in past research, and examining the applicability of holistic migration to seismic field data. He also shares how he connected with Enders Robinson to serve as co-author on the paper. Read more ... 14 Oct 2021 Episode 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Henning Hoeber discusses a new tool for rock physics in his recent paper published in September's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Henning explains the theory of omitted variable bias (OVB) and its connection to rock physics, why OVB hasn't appeared before in the geoscience literature, how OVB helps geophysicists understand biases in models, the real-world implications for improving a bias model, and how he will apply OVB to his future research. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 5 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 Or call us at+1 918.497.4627 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! © 1996-2022 Society of Exploration Geophysicists | All Rights Reserved
20 Apr 2022 Episode 148: Unlocking the next generation of geophysicists Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 148: Unlocking the next generation of geophysicists Warren Neff and Luke Gallery discuss exposing high school students to geophysics and how to incorporate the field into Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) programs. Warren also discusses how to recruit mentors for students and why shooting rockets in hallways is the best way to teach quadratics. Luke shares how he went from never hearing of geophysics to publishing papers and considering it for his major. Additionally, Warren highlights why keeping it real is the best way to teach students any subject. Read more ... 21 Mar 2022 Episode 145: How to successfully interrogate the ground in noisy environments Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 145: How to successfully interrogate the ground in noisy environments Chester Weiss discusses the latest research to successfully use geophysical tools at well sites. Chester shares the impact of well infrastructure on geophysical assessment, how to use EM successfully, the challenges of using near-surface, and the applicability of this research in other cluttered environments. Along with our conversation in episode 141 on the life cycle of a well, this episode will help provide the full geophysical picture of working at a well. Read more ... 09 Feb 2022 Episode 141: Breaking down the life cycle of a well Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 141: Breaking down the life cycle of a well Sue Carr and Patrick Meroney discuss the life of the well from the February 2022 special section in The Leading Edge. Sue and Patrick discuss the importance of a shared definition of a well, spotlight the most important well component for geophysicists, highlight the five life cycles of a well, and break down why well logs are the key piece for successful drilling. This conversation will help geophysicists better connect their work across the entire production chain and support their work in being more useful and practical to others. Read more ... 03 Feb 2022 Episode 140: Applying seismic to CCUS applications Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 140: Applying seismic to CCUS applications Amine Ourabah discusses carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) from the January 2022 special section on seismic acquisition in The Leading Edge. Amine explains why CCUS is at the center of the net-zero-emission conversation, the need for cheaper and easier-to-use technology, and the unique innovations explored in his field trial. This conversation lays out the seismic and technological needs and innovations to move carbon capture and renewable energies forward. Read more ... 12 Jan 2022 Episode 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Danilo Jotta Ariza Ferreira discusses modern geostatistic methodologies from the December 2021 special section on Latin America in The Leading Edge. Danilo shares how to avoid two common pitfalls in geostatistical modeling, why models are always wrong (but you should still use them), and highlights a few innovations in seismic-based geophysical solutions. Read more ... 02 Dec 2021 Episode 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Thomas Finkbeiner discusses geomechanics from the November 2021 special section in The Leading Edge. In this episode, Thomas highlights the link between geophysics and geomechanics in developing renewable and unconventional resources, explores case studies presented in the special section, shares the current state of research on induced seismicity during CO2 injection, and illustrates how geomechanics impacts the entire life cycle of a reservoir. Read more ... 03 Nov 2021 Episode 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Vemund Thorkildsen discusses his paper, "Revisiting holistic migration," published in October's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Vemund discusses questioning the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, mining gaps in past research, and examining the applicability of holistic migration to seismic field data. He also shares how he connected with Enders Robinson to serve as co-author on the paper. Read more ... 14 Oct 2021 Episode 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Henning Hoeber discusses a new tool for rock physics in his recent paper published in September's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Henning explains the theory of omitted variable bias (OVB) and its connection to rock physics, why OVB hasn't appeared before in the geoscience literature, how OVB helps geophysicists understand biases in models, the real-world implications for improving a bias model, and how he will apply OVB to his future research. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 5 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 Or call us at+1 918.497.4627 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! © 1996-2022 Society of Exploration Geophysicists | All Rights Reserved
21 Mar 2022 Episode 145: How to successfully interrogate the ground in noisy environments Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 145: How to successfully interrogate the ground in noisy environments Chester Weiss discusses the latest research to successfully use geophysical tools at well sites. Chester shares the impact of well infrastructure on geophysical assessment, how to use EM successfully, the challenges of using near-surface, and the applicability of this research in other cluttered environments. Along with our conversation in episode 141 on the life cycle of a well, this episode will help provide the full geophysical picture of working at a well. Read more ... 09 Feb 2022 Episode 141: Breaking down the life cycle of a well Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 141: Breaking down the life cycle of a well Sue Carr and Patrick Meroney discuss the life of the well from the February 2022 special section in The Leading Edge. Sue and Patrick discuss the importance of a shared definition of a well, spotlight the most important well component for geophysicists, highlight the five life cycles of a well, and break down why well logs are the key piece for successful drilling. This conversation will help geophysicists better connect their work across the entire production chain and support their work in being more useful and practical to others. Read more ... 03 Feb 2022 Episode 140: Applying seismic to CCUS applications Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 140: Applying seismic to CCUS applications Amine Ourabah discusses carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) from the January 2022 special section on seismic acquisition in The Leading Edge. Amine explains why CCUS is at the center of the net-zero-emission conversation, the need for cheaper and easier-to-use technology, and the unique innovations explored in his field trial. This conversation lays out the seismic and technological needs and innovations to move carbon capture and renewable energies forward. Read more ... 12 Jan 2022 Episode 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Danilo Jotta Ariza Ferreira discusses modern geostatistic methodologies from the December 2021 special section on Latin America in The Leading Edge. Danilo shares how to avoid two common pitfalls in geostatistical modeling, why models are always wrong (but you should still use them), and highlights a few innovations in seismic-based geophysical solutions. Read more ... 02 Dec 2021 Episode 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Thomas Finkbeiner discusses geomechanics from the November 2021 special section in The Leading Edge. In this episode, Thomas highlights the link between geophysics and geomechanics in developing renewable and unconventional resources, explores case studies presented in the special section, shares the current state of research on induced seismicity during CO2 injection, and illustrates how geomechanics impacts the entire life cycle of a reservoir. Read more ... 03 Nov 2021 Episode 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Vemund Thorkildsen discusses his paper, "Revisiting holistic migration," published in October's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Vemund discusses questioning the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, mining gaps in past research, and examining the applicability of holistic migration to seismic field data. He also shares how he connected with Enders Robinson to serve as co-author on the paper. Read more ... 14 Oct 2021 Episode 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Henning Hoeber discusses a new tool for rock physics in his recent paper published in September's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Henning explains the theory of omitted variable bias (OVB) and its connection to rock physics, why OVB hasn't appeared before in the geoscience literature, how OVB helps geophysicists understand biases in models, the real-world implications for improving a bias model, and how he will apply OVB to his future research. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 5 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 Or call us at+1 918.497.4627 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! © 1996-2022 Society of Exploration Geophysicists | All Rights Reserved
09 Feb 2022 Episode 141: Breaking down the life cycle of a well Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 141: Breaking down the life cycle of a well Sue Carr and Patrick Meroney discuss the life of the well from the February 2022 special section in The Leading Edge. Sue and Patrick discuss the importance of a shared definition of a well, spotlight the most important well component for geophysicists, highlight the five life cycles of a well, and break down why well logs are the key piece for successful drilling. This conversation will help geophysicists better connect their work across the entire production chain and support their work in being more useful and practical to others. Read more ... 03 Feb 2022 Episode 140: Applying seismic to CCUS applications Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 140: Applying seismic to CCUS applications Amine Ourabah discusses carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) from the January 2022 special section on seismic acquisition in The Leading Edge. Amine explains why CCUS is at the center of the net-zero-emission conversation, the need for cheaper and easier-to-use technology, and the unique innovations explored in his field trial. This conversation lays out the seismic and technological needs and innovations to move carbon capture and renewable energies forward. Read more ... 12 Jan 2022 Episode 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Danilo Jotta Ariza Ferreira discusses modern geostatistic methodologies from the December 2021 special section on Latin America in The Leading Edge. Danilo shares how to avoid two common pitfalls in geostatistical modeling, why models are always wrong (but you should still use them), and highlights a few innovations in seismic-based geophysical solutions. Read more ... 02 Dec 2021 Episode 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Thomas Finkbeiner discusses geomechanics from the November 2021 special section in The Leading Edge. In this episode, Thomas highlights the link between geophysics and geomechanics in developing renewable and unconventional resources, explores case studies presented in the special section, shares the current state of research on induced seismicity during CO2 injection, and illustrates how geomechanics impacts the entire life cycle of a reservoir. Read more ... 03 Nov 2021 Episode 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Vemund Thorkildsen discusses his paper, "Revisiting holistic migration," published in October's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Vemund discusses questioning the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, mining gaps in past research, and examining the applicability of holistic migration to seismic field data. He also shares how he connected with Enders Robinson to serve as co-author on the paper. Read more ... 14 Oct 2021 Episode 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Henning Hoeber discusses a new tool for rock physics in his recent paper published in September's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Henning explains the theory of omitted variable bias (OVB) and its connection to rock physics, why OVB hasn't appeared before in the geoscience literature, how OVB helps geophysicists understand biases in models, the real-world implications for improving a bias model, and how he will apply OVB to his future research. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 5 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 Or call us at+1 918.497.4627 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! © 1996-2022 Society of Exploration Geophysicists | All Rights Reserved
03 Feb 2022 Episode 140: Applying seismic to CCUS applications Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 140: Applying seismic to CCUS applications Amine Ourabah discusses carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) from the January 2022 special section on seismic acquisition in The Leading Edge. Amine explains why CCUS is at the center of the net-zero-emission conversation, the need for cheaper and easier-to-use technology, and the unique innovations explored in his field trial. This conversation lays out the seismic and technological needs and innovations to move carbon capture and renewable energies forward. Read more ... 12 Jan 2022 Episode 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Danilo Jotta Ariza Ferreira discusses modern geostatistic methodologies from the December 2021 special section on Latin America in The Leading Edge. Danilo shares how to avoid two common pitfalls in geostatistical modeling, why models are always wrong (but you should still use them), and highlights a few innovations in seismic-based geophysical solutions. Read more ... 02 Dec 2021 Episode 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Thomas Finkbeiner discusses geomechanics from the November 2021 special section in The Leading Edge. In this episode, Thomas highlights the link between geophysics and geomechanics in developing renewable and unconventional resources, explores case studies presented in the special section, shares the current state of research on induced seismicity during CO2 injection, and illustrates how geomechanics impacts the entire life cycle of a reservoir. Read more ... 03 Nov 2021 Episode 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Vemund Thorkildsen discusses his paper, "Revisiting holistic migration," published in October's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Vemund discusses questioning the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, mining gaps in past research, and examining the applicability of holistic migration to seismic field data. He also shares how he connected with Enders Robinson to serve as co-author on the paper. Read more ... 14 Oct 2021 Episode 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Henning Hoeber discusses a new tool for rock physics in his recent paper published in September's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Henning explains the theory of omitted variable bias (OVB) and its connection to rock physics, why OVB hasn't appeared before in the geoscience literature, how OVB helps geophysicists understand biases in models, the real-world implications for improving a bias model, and how he will apply OVB to his future research. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 5 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 Or call us at+1 918.497.4627 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! © 1996-2022 Society of Exploration Geophysicists | All Rights Reserved
12 Jan 2022 Episode 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 138: The power and pitfalls of modern geostatistical models Danilo Jotta Ariza Ferreira discusses modern geostatistic methodologies from the December 2021 special section on Latin America in The Leading Edge. Danilo shares how to avoid two common pitfalls in geostatistical modeling, why models are always wrong (but you should still use them), and highlights a few innovations in seismic-based geophysical solutions. Read more ... 02 Dec 2021 Episode 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Thomas Finkbeiner discusses geomechanics from the November 2021 special section in The Leading Edge. In this episode, Thomas highlights the link between geophysics and geomechanics in developing renewable and unconventional resources, explores case studies presented in the special section, shares the current state of research on induced seismicity during CO2 injection, and illustrates how geomechanics impacts the entire life cycle of a reservoir. Read more ... 03 Nov 2021 Episode 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Vemund Thorkildsen discusses his paper, "Revisiting holistic migration," published in October's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Vemund discusses questioning the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, mining gaps in past research, and examining the applicability of holistic migration to seismic field data. He also shares how he connected with Enders Robinson to serve as co-author on the paper. Read more ... 14 Oct 2021 Episode 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Henning Hoeber discusses a new tool for rock physics in his recent paper published in September's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Henning explains the theory of omitted variable bias (OVB) and its connection to rock physics, why OVB hasn't appeared before in the geoscience literature, how OVB helps geophysicists understand biases in models, the real-world implications for improving a bias model, and how he will apply OVB to his future research. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 5 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 Or call us at+1 918.497.4627 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
02 Dec 2021 Episode 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 134: How to lower risk and operate more efficiently Thomas Finkbeiner discusses geomechanics from the November 2021 special section in The Leading Edge. In this episode, Thomas highlights the link between geophysics and geomechanics in developing renewable and unconventional resources, explores case studies presented in the special section, shares the current state of research on induced seismicity during CO2 injection, and illustrates how geomechanics impacts the entire life cycle of a reservoir. Read more ... 03 Nov 2021 Episode 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Vemund Thorkildsen discusses his paper, "Revisiting holistic migration," published in October's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Vemund discusses questioning the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, mining gaps in past research, and examining the applicability of holistic migration to seismic field data. He also shares how he connected with Enders Robinson to serve as co-author on the paper. Read more ... 14 Oct 2021 Episode 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Henning Hoeber discusses a new tool for rock physics in his recent paper published in September's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Henning explains the theory of omitted variable bias (OVB) and its connection to rock physics, why OVB hasn't appeared before in the geoscience literature, how OVB helps geophysicists understand biases in models, the real-world implications for improving a bias model, and how he will apply OVB to his future research. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 5 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 Or call us at+1 918.497.4627 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
03 Nov 2021 Episode 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 131: How to mine old theories for new insights Vemund Thorkildsen discusses his paper, "Revisiting holistic migration," published in October's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Vemund discusses questioning the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, mining gaps in past research, and examining the applicability of holistic migration to seismic field data. He also shares how he connected with Enders Robinson to serve as co-author on the paper. Read more ... 14 Oct 2021 Episode 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Henning Hoeber discusses a new tool for rock physics in his recent paper published in September's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Henning explains the theory of omitted variable bias (OVB) and its connection to rock physics, why OVB hasn't appeared before in the geoscience literature, how OVB helps geophysicists understand biases in models, the real-world implications for improving a bias model, and how he will apply OVB to his future research. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 5
14 Oct 2021 Episode 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Seismic Soundoff Seismic Soundoff · 129: Improving and reducing biases with a novel theory Henning Hoeber discusses a new tool for rock physics in his recent paper published in September's The Leading Edge. In this episode, Henning explains the theory of omitted variable bias (OVB) and its connection to rock physics, why OVB hasn't appeared before in the geoscience literature, how OVB helps geophysicists understand biases in models, the real-world implications for improving a bias model, and how he will apply OVB to his future research. Read more ... 1 2 3 ... 5