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Thomas E. Ewing

Vice President, Sections 2012-14

Frontera Exploration

Career
AAPG Activity
Publications

Academic Degrees

1981 Ph.D., geological sciences, University of British Columbia
1977 M.S., geochemistry, New Mexico Tech
1975 B.S., geology, Colorado College

Experience

2007-present Geoscientist and partner, Yegua Energy Associates
1985-present Consulting geologist and geophysicist, Frontera Exploration Consultants
1995-2003 Geoscientist, Venus Exploration
1980-85 Research Scientist, Texas Bureau of Economic Geology

AAPG Activities

Joined AAPG 1981
Member DEG, DPA, EMD

2001-present HoD delegate, South Texas Geological Society
2007-08 President, AAPG Division of Professional Affairs, (and AAPG Advisory Council)
2004 Technical Program co-chair, GCAGS Convention
2000-03 Member, Government Affairs Committee, AAPG DPA
2000-02 Chair, Publications Committee, AAPG Energy Minerals Division
1999-2000 President, AAPG Energy Minerals Division, (and AAPG Advisory Council)
1996-99 Member, AAPG Convention Committee, Treasurer, AAPG Division of Professional Affairs
1993-99 Member, AAPG Geophysics Committee
1994-96 Vice president, AAPG Division of Professional Affairs
1993-96 General chair,
1996 GCAGS Convention
1991-94 HoD delegate, South Texas Geological Society
1992-93 Vice chair, AAPG House of Delegates
1989 Field trip chair, AAPG Annual Convention
1985 Editor, GCAGS Transactions
1982-84 HoD delegate, Austin Geological Society

AAPG Honors & Awards

2010 GCAGS Honorary Membership
2009 AAPG EMD Honorary Membership
2005 AAPG Distinguished Service Award
1998 AAPG Levorsen Award (Gulf Coast)
1993 GCAGS Distinguished Service Award
1982 AAPG Levorsen Award (Gulf Coast)

Over 75 articles, reports and guidebooks. Most interesting (in brief format):
2010, Assessment of undiscovered resources, Claiborne Group (with Paul Hackley) - AAPG Bulletin
2010, Pre-Pearsall geology and plays in South Texas - GCAGS Transactions
2009, Sabine Uplift and northern GOM Basin - GCAGS Transactions
2008, Geology and history in San Antonio area - STGS Publication [for non-technical audience]
2007, Fairways in the Downdip and Middip Yegua Trend - GCAGS Transactions
2005, Phanerozoic development of the Llano Uplift - STGS Bulletin and AGS Guidebook
2004, Volcanoes, asphalt, tectonics and groundwater near Uvalde - STGS Guidebook
2001, Late Jurassic depositional systems and plays - GCAGS Transactions
1998, Shanghai Field, unexpected reserves defined by 3D - GCAGS Case Histories
1993, Erosional margins and subsidence, West Texas Basin - NMGS Guidebook
1991, Structural framework, Gulf of Mexico - GSA Geology of North America v. J
1991, Tectonic map of Texas and companion text - BEG
1986, Structural styles in the Wilcox and Frio - BEG RI 154
1984, Hackberry sandstone reservoirs - BEG GC 84-7
1980, Paleogene tectonics, Pacific Northwest - Journal of Geology

Section 3. Vice President, Section

The Vice President, Sections, when elected earlier than the Vice President, Regions, shall perform the duties of the President in the absence or inability of the President to serve. The Vice President, Sections, when elected earlier than the Vice President, Regions, shall assume the office of President in case of a vacancy for any cause in that office; and shall perform such duties as may be assigned by the President. The Vice President, Sections shall, with his or her other duties, concern himself or herself with the activities of the Association in respect to United States Sections. A Vice President, Sections elected pursuant to the provisions of Section 12 of this Article II shall be presumed for the purposes of this Section 3 to have been elected on the date of his or her predecessor’s election.

Academic Degrees

Experience

AAPG Activities

AAPG Honors & Awards

Section 3. Vice President, Section

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