Webinar Hosts: SEG Women's Network

PGS Pacific Colombia MegaProject: New insights from rejuvenation of 2D data offshore Colombia

Latest seismic imaging techniques have been applied to rejuvenate a regional 2D data located between Buenaventura and Tumaco, northwest coast of Colombia. Three different vintages datasets acquired in 1972, 1982, and 2008 have been fully matched and merged resulting a phase-balanced and uniformly scaled contiguous volume. They are upgraded through modern PSTM & PSDM imaging sequences to improve the fidelity of the data revealing previously unseen details within the basins. This area is characterized by

CCUS GOM & Beyond – Powered by Machine Learning

13 October | 10:00–11:00 AM Central Time Carbon Capture & Storage and the selection of potential sites is increasingly important. Geoex MCG has developed a study aiming to characterize the subsurface and evaluate the suitability for carbon capture sites in Texas Federal waters using ML techniques. 8 x 3D’s and 3 x 2D’s from the seismic data available at the BOEM were studied, covering an area of approximately 31,197 km2 from ‘High Island’ to ‘Brazos’

EcoSeis: Decarbonizing Seismic Acquisition through Innovation and Collaboration

27 September 2023 | 12:00–1:00 p.m. (CDT) Accurate subsurface imaging forms a critical part of all exploration and production projects with seismic acquisition being the most common method utilized on traditional energy projects. Seismic data is also beginning to provide significant value for emerging clean energy projects where it can be used for everything from geothermal well place, the tracking of lithium brines, identification of critical mineral deposits, wind farm placement, and for delineation and

Listening to Singapore: Harvesting urban noise for space, water, and hazard mitigation

Today, over half of the world’s population lives in urban areas with a projected growth to more than two-thirds in 2050. The city-state of Singapore faces the challenges of supporting a sustainable urban system with growing population in a limited land, sea, and air space. The only direction to develop is toward the subsurface. Conventional geophysical methods are not applicable because of their disruptions to urban activities, deteriorated performance due to strong anthropogenic interference, and