SEAM

SEAM organizes collaborations among industry, government, and academia to address major industry subsurface challenges. Through numerical modeling and computation, SEAM provides a forum for industry leaders to resolve geophysical problems while advancing subsurface management research and development.

Upcoming Projects Include
CO2 Sequestration Monitoring Project- proposes using models to simulate CO2 injection in the subsurface and test the capabilities of methods to track the CO2 plume in the subsurface. 

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Data Platform – The goal is to collect and host an open-source platform for data sets & models along with our own best-in-class products to accelerate advancing the science & technology of geophysics.

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About SEAM
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Data Sets
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Participants

Projects

SEAM models and data sets represent the cutting edge in simulated geophysical data, drawing from a consortia of industry leaders, and representing a range of geographies and subsurface contexts.

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“SEAM datasets have become ‘standard’ benchmarks for new applied geophysics algorithms and workflows.”

Dr. Aria Abubakar, Head of Data Science and Advisor, Digital Subsurface Solutions – Schlumberger

Advancing Research and Innovation

SEAM Open Data draws from the work of the SEAM Phase I and Time Lapse Pilot projects to make small proprietary data sets available free of charge to the public to advance research and innovation in geophysics.

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“SEAM is unique in its collaboration opportunities to address technical problems at an industrial scale.”

Nancy House, Principal Scientist – Owner, Integrated Geophysical Interpretation, Inc