Promising geology and creative exploration approaches are helping the prolific Trenton-Black River trend grab a lot of attention in eastern Canada. Among the hottest of the Canadian hot spots is the area around the Parson's Pond #1 well in Newfoundland. Shown here, two geoscientists standing on the E-W seismic line for the well; basement is to the east in the Long Range Mountains, overthrust onto the Ordovician carbonate platform.

Photo courtesy of Tim Bird.

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Geology without borders, part II: A look at Newfoundland and the exploration renaissance that's under way in eastern Canada, thanks to the prolific Trenton-Black River fairway.

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Think seismic and you think exploration, right? Well, get ready for something new -- seismic in the realm of the reservoir.

Seismic technology continues to drive the deep gas play in the Gulf of Mexico.

Peek-a-boo! I see ... well, rock, shale, mud. Drilling a well while running seismic becomes more and more a reality.

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