Explorer Regions and Sections
September is annual meeting month for four AAPG Sections
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Added on 01 September, 2005
Explorer Geophysical Corner
By John W. Pierce
Magnetic data traditionally have been used to map basement faulting, allowing geoscientists to have a better understanding of the structure of the overlying sedimentary section. Recent advances in acquisition, processing and interpretation techniques, however, have made it possible to map intra-sedimentary faulting and fractures as well.
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Added on 01 September, 2005
Explorer Article
Houston abstract deadlines are October 4
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Added on 01 September, 2005
Explorer Emphasis Article
By Louise Durham
Here today, gone tomorrow? A number of forces continue to threaten the Louisiana coastline.
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Added on 01 September, 2005
Explorer President’s Column
By Peter Rose
Professionals in our society have responsibilities, most having to do with ethical obligations to their clients, society and colleagues. Professionalism requires capability beyond mere competence, and the willingness to be accountable.
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Added on 01 July, 2005
Explorer Division Column DEG
By Kenneth D. Vogel
DEG is announcing the creation of an ad hoc Health and Safety Committee. Our goal is to provide DEG members with practical information to conduct their professional duties in a safe and responsible manner.
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Added on 01 June, 2005
Explorer Emphasis Article
AAPG's three Divisions will be honoring members for their service at the AAPG Convention in Calgary.
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Added on 01 June, 2005
Explorer Division Column EMD
By Rick Richardson
Energy Minerals Division members will find much of interest within the 11 themes that form the technical program at the 2005 AAPG Annual Convention in Calgary.
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Added on 01 May, 2005
Explorer Article
By Susan Eaton
Putting the margin back in marginal fuels: A top Canadian energy expert believes his country needs to move past an oil and gas economy by integrating less attractive carbon fuels such as coal, coke, asphaltenes and biomass.
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Added on 01 May, 2005