Abstracts

• 23154 Re-Thinking the Goals and Methodology of 3D Seismic Interpretation This talk examines one core skill in our industry (3D seismic volume interpretation) to identify behaviors and patterns that were once required to overcome hardware and software limitations, and which continue to persist despite overcoming the limiting constraints long ago. Re-Thinking the Goals and Methodology of 3D Seismic Interpretation
  Re-Thinking the Goals and Methodology of 3D Seismic Interpretation
• 23156 Technology and Innovation Are the Engines That Create Exploration Opportunities: Examples From the Deep Water Gulf Of Mexico The deep water Gulf of Mexico play is a classic textbook example of an opportunity that simply would not exist without constant technical innovation. Variations of this talk have been used to explain our industry to people without any science background; for this Distinguished Lecture series it has been modified to be more suitable for earth scientist audience that is perhaps more familiar with the production environment than with “big-E” Exploration. Technology and Innovation Are the Engines That Create Exploration Opportunities: Examples From the Deep Water Gulf Of Mexico
  Technology and Innovation Are the Engines That Create Exploration Opportunities: Examples From the Deep Water Gulf Of Mexico
• 23155 What You Will Do In Your Career Hasn't Been Invented Yet This talk is primarily targeted towards a university audience, and was prompted by a comment early in my career, when a veteran geologist mentioned that everything we do was considered unconventional when his career started. Now I find myself saying the same thing to young earth scientists, and predicting that they will repeat the same experience in a few decades. What You Will Do In Your Career Hasn't Been Invented Yet
  What You Will Do In Your Career Hasn't Been Invented Yet