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On the cover: We start our annual Downhole Geology issue with a computer-generated graphic that shows the configuration of a permanent in-well optical seismic system as being used by BP Norway and Weatherford at the Valhall Field -- a big step forward in securing effective 4-D data, and an example of how technology is helping geoscientists find success.
Graphic courtesy of Weatherford
AAPG Nomination Process Under Way
AAPG Looks to Grow K-12 Program
Activites Offer Opportunities
DEG Making Plans for the Future
Take Your Pick: Skeptic or Proponent
Congress Rests, But Work Goes On
The survey says ... AAPG members are very satisfied with their membership, according to the newest All-Member Survey.
Perth meeting declared a success with record attendance at the 2006 AAPG International Conference and Exhibition.
Exploration success? Here's a good idea: Get a concept.
Ashes, ashes, it all fell down: Is ancient volcanic ash effecting seismic readings in the Gulf of Mexico? One professor says the answer might be yes.
Improved drilling technology and higher prices have resulted in a burst of gas drilling activity on the Western Slope of Colorado.
Chevron volunteers to help students join AAPG.
Let's get small: Slimhole CTD rigs are helping explorationists to save money, protect the environment and find success in a lot of Niobrara targets. ![]()
Four-D seismic operations may take a big -- and new -- step forward thanks to the successful in-well optical seismic system project at the Valhall Field. ![]()
Prime time at last: Non-invasive electromagnetic (EM) technology is becoming a key component to a lot of exploration efforts.
A close look at the Saudi Aramco oil patch reveals some pretty high tech applications being utilized.
VSP upscales: Vertical seismic profile moves beyond its roots to a new sophisticated usage in newly drilled wells
Annual meeting 2007 -- Understanding Earth Systems • Pursuing the Checkered Flag -- opening registration December.