Two longtime valuable supporters of the AAPG Foundation—James A. Hartman and Charles ‘Chuck’ Weiner—haven been named recipients of the Foundation’s top awards for 2014.
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By Janet Brister
This month you’ll have the opportunity to visit our new AAPG website – a radically new experience designed to improve your connection to AAPG.
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By Jeff Ottmann, Kevin Bohacs
"Breakthrough elegance": ExxonMobil geologists Jeff Ottmann and Kevin Bohacs shared their highly-coveted knowledge on sweet spots and producibility thresholds at a recent Geosciences Technology Workshop on Unconventional Reservoir Quality.
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By Sophia Ford
Energy is required to secure, treat and distribute water; conversely, energy production depends on an abundant and reliable source of water.
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By Sophia Ford
The Indian state of West Bengal, located in eastern India and stretching from the Himalayas to the Bay of Bengal, is a cultural hub where art and literacy flourished. This landscape is dominated by winding rivers and luscious fields of spices, rice and other crops. The Bengal Basin region, however, is confronted with some of the highest levels of naturally occurring arsenic (As) in drinking water, which poses a major health-related environmental threat to the 70-100 million people living in the area.
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By Bob Krantz, Carol Ormand, Brett Freeman
Geologists, cognitive scientists, software developers and other industry stakeholders put their heads together at a recent Hedberg conference to share insights on the 3-D interpretation and spatial thinking skills that are vital to geoscience.
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