Geophysical Society of Houston

Are you attending Geo-Congress? Swing by Booth #110 to meet SEG's Laurie Whitesell (Lead Analyst: Near-Surface Geophysics and Business Development ), learn about engineering geophysics, and discover the benefits of joining SEG!

Register before midnight CDT 19 Apr, and save 10%! Join Leon Thomsen for his new course, "Modern Seismic Reservoir Characterization," which summarizes the state-of-the-art of seismic reservoir characterization, using anisotropic seismic rock physics. go.seg.org/3h6ugaE

Register by midnight on 15 Feb and save 10%! In this NEW SEG course the basic physics relevant to CO2 are presented, including the descriptions of gas, liquid, and super critical phases (scCO2). Learn more: go.seg.org/3lFujwO

Submit your abstract by 3 April and add to the success of this technical program! To significantly impact future #climatechange, #CCS must scale well beyond current levels and soon reach the #Gigatonnes level. Learn more: go.seg.org/3r5eGlr

Register by 16 Jan & save 10%! Johansen and Avseth will present qualitative & quantitative tools for understanding & predicting the effects of lithology, pore fluid types & saturation, stress & pore pressure, fractures, & temperature on seismic properties. go.seg.org/3oVJJPv

The January issue of The Leading Edge is here! It includes a special section on #seismic acquisition. Read it here: buff.ly/3pVLTyX

In this presentation Andres Chavarria will show examples of various applications of #DAS sensing from traditional seismic, #infrastructure monitoring, passive monitoring, and engineering applications. Register now: go.seg.org/3CoVvp6

Plan on attending this course, which will provide the basis for applying geophysics and rock physics solutions to geomechanical challenges in exploration, drilling, and production. Learn more or register now: go.seg.org/3FVWP5z

Register now for the Distinguished Instructor Short Course with Dave Monk on 9 November. This virtual course will highlight the changes in technology that we have seen in the past five years, and those that are likely to develop in the next five years. go.seg.org/3bhrNGL

Watch: SEG's 2021 Honors and Awards Ceremony. Congratulate your colleagues on their contributions to geophysics. youtu.be/PCmDl3OKbFI