By David Brown
Everybody must have noticed that seismic data is more colorful than it used to be. This is not just to make the data pretty, nor because today color is cheap; it is to convey information.
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Explorer Geophysical Corner
01 January, 2001
AAPG president-elect Robbie Gries was struck by her experiences in recent visits to Lagos, Nigeria, and Cairo, Egypt. Instead of us just relaying her experiences, we asked her to report directly. This is her report.
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Explorer Regions and Sections
01 January, 2001
By Peter Rose
Today, most petroleum explorationists acknowledge two professional responsibilities:
find opportunities (= prospects) and
measure them objectively (estimate chance, reserves and profitability).
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Explorer Business Side of Geology Column
01 January, 2001