12/22/2022
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The Society of Exploration Geophysicists is a not-for-profit organization committed to connecting and inspiring the people and science of geophysics. With 11,000 members in 114 countries, SEG provides educational and technical resources to the global geosciences community through publications, books, events, forums, professional development courses, young professional programs, and more. Founded i
n 1930, SEG fosters the expert and ethical practice of geophysics in the exploration and development of natural resources, characterization of near surface, and mitigation of earth hazards.
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12/21/2022
The Encyclopedic Dictionary of Applied by Robert Sheriff is on sale through 16 January!
Learn more: http://bit.ly/37tv1Wb
12/21/2022
In this episode, GeoFORCE Program Director, Dr. Leah Turner, highlights why this program is necessary, the higher education issues that under-served and minoritized student populations face, and the benefits of expanding the talent base in the geosciences.
You will want to hear about this program, how geoscientists and educators even outside Texas can best utilize this program, and how you can help get the next generation excited about geophysics. Listen to the full episode: https://go.seg.org/3PXnV1T
12/20/2022
Wonder what looks like on slack? Here are some stats for you! 😉
Register and join this vibrant and global community in a few clicks. Register for the SEG Community: https://go.seg.org/3EZrM9q
12/20/2022
Did you miss a course live? You didn't miss out! New course recordings are available at SEG On Demand. https://go.seg.org/3sSYSm4
12/19/2022
An open-access article in the new issue of Geophysics explores induced potential based on probabilistic geomechanics for the San Juan Basin project.
Read it here: http://bit.ly/3VbhHfD
12/15/2022
We are saddened to learn of the passing of Enders A. Robinson. Enders was an American geophysicist and one of the scientists responsible for the transition from analog to digital data processing in geophysics. Along with that achievement, Enders was a pivotal figure at SEG, authoring numerous papers and essays, and the recipient of several awards, including the Honorary Membership award, the Reginald Fessenden Award, and the Maurice Ewing Medal.
Enders also established an endowment at SEG in 2014, The Enders Robinson Scholarship endowment, to provide academic merit-based scholarships to a junior or senior student pursuing a degree (major or minor) in geophysics at an accredited university. If you'd like to honor the life of Enders Robinson with a donation, please consider donating to his endowment fund: https://go.seg.org/3Yue9I8
Our condolences go out to Enders' family, friends and colleagues.
12/15/2022
GeoFORCE aims to inspire the next generation of geoscientists, foster diversity in the U.S. workforce, and create awareness of the importance of in the communities the program serves.
Listen to our new podcast episode to learn more!
http://bit.ly/3FUAo2C
12/14/2022
Be sure to sign up for Python Part 2: Operators, Functions and Data Structures of the Introduction to Python series.
This virtual workshop, 20 Dec., is aimed toward users who have Python installed and are looking to learn how to use the various functions and operators within Python and its packages. This workshop will explain several of the potential structures that exist within Python to organize your data, as well as how to setup and use various operators and functions.
If you enjoyed Part 1, you won't want to miss Part 2! Learn more & register: https://go.seg.org/3BRr7X3
12/14/2022
In this episode, Paul Bauman discusses his global sustainability lecture and highlights how water impacts all 17 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. He shares why every geoscientist needs to be aware of this water crisis, how it impacts their work, and what actions to take to address the issue, plus so much more. This is an inspiring, humbling, and necessary conversation. Listen to the full episode: https://go.seg.org/3VIa3KQ
12/13/2022
With more than 3,200 entries, terms cover gravity and magnetic theory, measuring instruments, methods of data acquisition, processing, analysis, and interpretation for geophysical studies of the Earth and other planets. Terrestrial applications include engineering (karst and faults), geodesy, geothermal, groundwater, volcano and tectonic studies, CO2 sequestration and reservoir monitoring, and exploration for O&G, rare earth elements, and mineral resources. Buy now: https://go.seg.org/3VwXi5u
12/13/2022
Join Ariel Kautyian, Ilona Jocelynn Untung, Stephanie Otoabasi-Akpan, Ken Tubman, Emily Jackson and Abhinav Singh and hundreds more Geoscientists in every corner of the world at ! 🤩🤩🤩
Register and join today for free. SEG Community registration: https://go.seg.org/3EZrM9q
✨ SEG membership is not a requirement.
12/12/2022
The new issue of contains 43 papers, including case histories from the United States and India.
Read it here: bit.ly/3W7WmES
12/09/2022
Mark your calendars for this webinar on 15 December! There will be two presentations given: Introduction to seismic attributes - Spanish (Speaker: Karelia La Marca), and Geometric attributes - Spanish (Speaker: David Lubo-Robles). This webinar is part of the SEG Latin America Regional Advisory Committee's webinar series on seismic attributes. Learn more and register now: https://go.seg.org/3VVy80m
12/08/2022
Applications are now being accepted for the SEG Field Camp program.
The SEG Field Camp program is intended to advance the science of geophysics and support aspiring geoscientists by providing critical funding for projects that promote the professional development, student support, and youth outreach goals of the SEG. They are an interactive way to provide real world training to students beyond what can be taught in the classroom. The Field Camp program provides grants ranging from US$1,000-US$7,000 annually per project.
The deadline is 28 February 2023. Learn more about eligibility and how to apply: https://go.seg.org/3F4dRPs
12/08/2022
Need funding to apply your skills and help save lives? Phase I applications are now open. Deadline: 31 Jan 2023. Learn more: https://go.seg.org/3Gc1Rxl
12/07/2022
Registration is open for participation in the first of a series of "roundtable" discussions regarding sustainability on 16 Dec. Don't miss your chance to be a part of this conversation. Register for free: https://go.seg.org/3HnmnMl
Panelists:
Manika Prasad, Director MCIC, Colorado School of Mines
David Khoza, Director, Council for GeoScience, ZA
Josef Paffenholz, SEAM CO2 Project Advisory Group Chair
Vimal Singh Associate Professor, Department of Geology, University of Delhi
Oderson Souza Filho, Project Coordinator, CPRM (Brazilian Geological Survey)
Moderators:
Emer Caslin
Maria Angela Capello
12/07/2022
At this year's IMAGE, SEG honored Öz Yilmaz as the 2022 recipient of the Maurice Ewing Medal. This Medal shall be awarded to a person who is deserving of SEG’s highest honor through having made distinguished contributions both to the advancement of the science and to the profession of exploration geophysics. Congratulations!
One of SEG's great traditions is the special recognition of individuals and organizations for their contributions to geophysics and to the Society. Learn more about nominating someone you know to be honored at next year's IMAGE: https://go.seg.org/3K0DySY
12/07/2022
Our Cyber Monday continues through 19 December! Save 55% on three of our popular titles.
Learn more here: https://go.seg.org/3NYF2iO
12/06/2022
Don't mis this new podcast episode where two professors, Kirsten Nicholson and Klaus Neumann, lead a Geoscientists without Borders (GWB) project to find safe drinking water for two communities in the Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal. This country most famously is home to the world's favorite trekking destination - the Himalayans.
In this episode, you will hear exclusively from Kirsten and Klaus as they take you on a journey from discovering the need for this project to what they hope they will contribute to these communities. This is a powerful example of the significant contribution geoscientists can make when focused on a meaningful project for a local community.
Listen to the full episode: https://go.seg.org/3Hd6xUo
12/06/2022
Call for Abstracts is open for this workshop held at the Hamm Institute for American Energy | Oklahoma State University in Oklahoma City, OK., 12-14 April 2023.
This workshop will feature a historical documentary on the early events and pioneers; showcase recent developments and advances in seismic acquisition, processing and interpretation; and innovative pathways into the future of seismic.
The workshop will consist of two days of keynote & technical presentations, educational tours and an end-of-day reception, followed by a field trip on the third day, which includes visiting sites where the first seismic reflection experiments were conducted, along with key geologic outcrops.
Call for Abstracts closes 4 January 2023. Learn more about the itinerary and how to submit your abstracts: https://go.seg.org/3QtqEPN
12/06/2022
The digital edition is a convenient way to read new and previous issues of The Leading Edge online!
View the December issue on here: bit.ly/3F9H7nI
12/05/2022
Register before midnight cst TONIGHT and save 10%!
The purpose of this course, hosted by Steven Roche and Thomas Davis, is to provide real case studies of multicomponent seismic applications toward an actual dynamic reservoir problem. Course participants will view real data and learn from the experiences gained within the Reservoir Characterization Project at the Colorado School of Mines. Learn more: https://go.seg.org/3Lf5oM8
12/05/2022
Don't miss tomorrow's FREE sustainability lecture, made possible by Baker Hughes with lecturer Paul Bauman! This talk will address four areas where sub-Saharan rural groundwater development can be ameliorated.
Learn more and sign up: https://go.seg.org/3DTp8BH
12/05/2022
On behalf of the SEG Transformation Task Force and the SEG President, Dr. Ellie Ardakani invites you to join the first ever SEG digital community.
12/05/2022
How do you advance your career in academia (or beyond)? How do you create connections and network to talk with people in other disciplines? Where do you meet mentors in the Earth and space sciences who can provide actionable and real advice to help you advance your career?
Sign up for the free program to get advice from American Society for Gravitational and Space Research - ASGSR NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration American Geophysical Union (AGU) American Meteorological Society Association for Women Geoscientists Dgg news Geological Society of America Society of Exploration Geophysicists experts.
Mentoring365 offers a safe virtual environment for all participants and allows you to create a one-time experience or long-term mentoring relationship so that you can customize the best experience for you.
You can choose to engage in-person during meetings and events around the world, online via Mentoring365 platform or a mix of both.
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12/05/2022
The December issue of The Leading Edge has arrived! It includes a special section on .
Read it here: bit.ly/3Y0dXjC
12/04/2022
SEG President, Ken Tubman and Yogaani Bhatia are visiting aramco today. The tour started at Upstream Professional Development Center. Followed by lunch with several Aramco leaders and SEG advisory representatives.
12/02/2022
SEG publishes new book on DAS for seismic measurement!
Get your hands on Mark E. Willis's new book, "Distributed Acoustic Sensing for Seismic Measurements — What Geophysicists and Engineers Need to Know." This book is designed to build an intuition and understanding of the value, limitations, and applications of distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) seismic technology. Learn more and purchase: https://go.seg.org/3Sao3u2
12/02/2022
Today, more than 400 million people in sub-Saharan Africa live in water insecurity, meaning that they lack reasonable access to either sufficient quantities of water or to water of acceptable quality. For rural populations, a direct consequence of water insecurity is food insecurity.
Don't miss this FREE lecture on 6 December, made possible by Baker Hughes with presenter Paul Bauman, where he addresses these concerns and the four areas where sub-Saharan rural groundwater development can be ameliorated. Learn more and register: https://go.seg.org/3DTp8BH
12/02/2022
Curso de 12 horas, presentado en español, durante 3 días vía Zoom 10 am - 2:00 pm hora central. https://go.seg.org/3RedjuY
Para obtener información sobre descuentos grupales, envíe un correo electrónico a [email protected]
12-hour course, presented in Spanish, over 3 days via Zoom, 10 am - 2:00 pm Central Time. For information on group discounts, email [email protected]
12/02/2022
You now have an extra week to submit your abstracts for ! The new deadline is Friday, 9 Dec. 🎉
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference
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Call for Abstracts Extended – Need a little extra time to prep your abstracts for ? Now is your chance! The Technical Program Committee has extended the abstract submission deadline for an additional week. The new deadline is next Friday, 9 December 2023. Take this opportunity to finalize your papers to share your research, science, and technologies that are essential in helping guide the optimization of unconventional play development. (https://urtec.org/2023/) Society of Petroleum Engineers AAPG Society of Exploration Geophysicists
12/01/2022
Happening next week!!
Don't miss this FREE webinar on 7 Dec., where Emily McClain takes a look into her career evolution over the past decade and how a degree in geoscience became a critical component to the success of her career. She will discuss some of the key opportunities (and setbacks) along the way and how these experiences have shaped her both professionally and personally. Register for free: https://go.seg.org/3TBWnQk
12/01/2022
SEG/Chevron Student Leadership Symposium (SLS) provides an opportunity for chapter officers and nominated chapter members to participate in leadership coaching with Chevron staff, panel discussions, real-world problem-solving activities, along with collaborating with other chapters, sharing cultural experiences, and attending the annual IMAGE convention. Learn more and apply today: http://bit.ly/3VouKLH
12/01/2022
Passionate about Geophysics and Geosciences? Want to connect to your global community regardless of where you are? Want to inspire or get inspired, or both?
Join us at SEG Community: https://seg-community.mailchimpsites.com/
12/01/2022
In the new episode of our podcast, Kirsten Nicholson and Klaus Neumann discuss their Geoscientists without Borders project to find safe drinking for two communities in Sagarmatha National Park in .
Listen here: bit.ly/3GXT9mZ
11/30/2022
Be sure to sign up for Python Part 2: Operators, Functions and Data Structures of the Introduction to Python series.
This virtual workshop, 20 Dec., is aimed toward users who have Python installed and are looking to learn how to use the various functions and operators within Python and its packages. This workshop will explain several of the potential structures that exist within Python to organize your data, as well as how to setup and use various operators and functions.
If you enjoyed Part 1, you won't want to miss Part 2! Learn more & register: https://go.seg.org/3BRr7X3
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In this new podcast episode, Tim Johnson discusses his article in August's The Leading Edge about real-time electrical resistivity tomography (ERT). Time-lapse electrical imaging has been used for diverse scientific and engineering problems to monitor changes in the subsurface associated with fluid injections, fluid flow, solute transport, phase changes, and other physical and chemical processes. This forward-looking conversation utilizes machine learning and the latest electrical geophysical instrumentation to highlight what the future can be for hydrogeophysics. Listen to the full episode: https://go.seg.org/3xIdxD8
New Podcast: How Rocks Heal (ep. 162) In this episode, Roel Snieder discusses his 2022 SEG-AAPG Distinguished Lecture, "Measuring variations in the seismic velocity as a diagnostic of rock damage and healing." Roel shows surprisingly that the seismic velocity is not constant at all. It varies with the seasons, temperature, precipitation, and ground shaking. This is a wide-ranging conversation with surprising insights into rocks, as well as how to live a successful life. Listen to the full episode: https://go.seg.org/3f3hg7T
New Podcast: The Benefits of ML & AI Hinge on a Common Denominator (ep. 161) In this episode, Chris Hanton, Director of Digital Transformation Solutions at Ikon Science, highlights one frequently overlooked variable that can undermine the best technology; how technologists can ensure data is trustworthy and valuable; what machine learning's role is in addressing climate change, and more! Listen to the full episode: https://go.seg.org/3DhKnOJ
Podcast Episode: Honors and Awards 2022 w/ Öz Yilmaz & Xianhuai Zhu (ep. 160) One of SEG's great traditions is the special recognition of individuals and organizations for their contributions to geophysics and the Society. In this special episode, sponsored by Katalyst Data Management, we celebrate Öz Yilmaz and Xianhuai Zhu for their Maurice Ewing Medal and Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal honors, respectively. Listen to the full episode: https://go.seg.org/3U3OW51
Don't Miss Your Chance to be Published at OTC! If you blink you might miss the deadline to submit your paper proposal for OTC 2023. With just one week left, now is the time put the final touches on your abstract. Take this opportunity to be an OTC published author by contributing technical knowledge transfer to international think tanks, regional, and local industry professionals, innovators, and leaders with the common interest of advancing the offshore energy sector and resolving its evolving challenges. Abstracts are due by 11:59pm CDT (UTC-5) on 13 September 2022. Learn more: https://go.seg.org/3wI9AhJ Offshore Technology Conference (OTC)
There is a lot happening at #IMAGE22 this week! Be sure to download the mobile app so you don't miss a thing! Note: Only IMAGE registrants can access the app. www.imageevent.org/download-the-app
The #IMAGE22 mobile app is now available for download!🎉 Learn how to download here: https://www.imageevent.org/download-the-app Please be aware that only registered attendees can access the app.
Panel organizer, Robert Stewart, personally invites you to attend #IMAGE22's technical panel, Applied Geophysics in Space Exploration, on Wednesday, 31 Aug., at 10:20am. Learn more: https://go.seg.org/3PjKOex
New Podcast: Optimizing the benefits of machine learning for scientific problems (ep. 159) In this episode, Souvik Mukherjee presents field study results from Texas and California that show the potential for imaging pipelines and other subsurface infrastructure using AI-based methods on high-resolution aboveground magnetic data. Whether exploring AI, machine learning, algorithms, or the latest geophysical technology, this conversation has something for everyone. Listen to the full episode: https://go.seg.org/3waeJOJ #segpodcast #geophysics #imaging
New Podcast: What Geophysicists and Engineers Need to Know About DAS (ep. 158) In this episode, Willis discusses his upcoming course, where he helps geoscientists and engineers build intuition and understanding of #DAS seismic technology's value, limitations, applications, and more. Listen to the episode or register for the course, which is coming up during #IMAGE22: https://go.seg.org/3d8mhLf
New Podcast: The Value and Business Case for Energy Efficiency (ep. 157) In this episode, sponsored by Katalyst Data Management, Olga Nedorub and Diana Sineva preview #IMAGE22 and the upcoming panel, "Changing The Dynamics Of Energy Use," where Diana explains how energy efficiency is the glue to the current energy transition, the difference between energy conservation and energy efficiency, and why attendees should attend the panel. Listen to the full episode: https://go.seg.org/3PS0xBp #SEG #AAPG #energy
New #Podcast: Staying Safe During Earthquakes (ep. 156) In this episode, Dr. Sara K. McBride, a Research Social Scientist at the US Geological Survey, discusses her paper, "Evidence-based guidelines for protective actions and earthquake early warning systems," where she shares who is most likely to be injured during an earthquake, and how seismologists, earth scientists, and engineers can best protect and warn the populations they serve. Listen to the full episode: https://go.seg.org/3IQABE3 #SEG #Earthquakes
New podcast: Removing the Starting Model for FWI (ep. 155) In this episode, Arnab Dhara discusses his paper, "Physics-guided deep autoencoder to overcome the need for a starting model in full-waveform inversion," where he proposes employing deep learning as a regularization in full-waveform inversion. This is a cutting-edge conversation that may represent the future of FWI. Listen now: https://go.seg.org/3v4s8aP
New Podcast: How to Sustainably Develop on Reclaimed Lands (Ep. 154) In this episode, sponsored by Geospace Technologies, Yanlong Niu discusses his paper, "In-situ physical properties of reclaimed lands in Singapore," from the May issue of The Leading Edge. Listen: https://go.seg.org/3HDt9vv
New Podcast: Why Integration is the Future of Oil and Gas (Ep. 153). Don't miss this episode, sponsored by Geospace Technologies, where Scott Singleton breaks down why every geophysicist should attend the 2022 Unconventional Resources Technology Conference in Houston, TX., and why the multidisciplinary nature of this conference is the future of the industry. Listen here: https://go.seg.org/3Oij9tv
Don't miss this new podcast episode: How and Why DAS Succeeds (Ep. 152) In this episode, Ariel Lellouch discusses his upcoming Middle East and Africa Honorary Lecture, "Applications of Fiber-Optic Sensing to Borehole Seismology," and makes a case for geophysicists to utilize DAS data in their work, and why it's essential to look at data without any pre-made ideas. Listen here: https://go.seg.org/38VX3xV #SEG #podcast #DAS #Seismology
Mojtaba's lecture (9 June), "Present-Day Crustal Stress Across Spatial Scales," aims to investigate the pattern of crustal stress at different spatial scales to better evaluate the causes and consequences of contemporary stress in the earth’s crust. Register for free: https://go.seg.org/3lpKP3G
New Podcast: The Transformation of SEG (Ep. 151). Don't miss this episode, sponsored by Geospace Technologies, where #SEG President-Elect Ken Tubman discusses the outcome of the Strategic Options Task Force. Listen here: https://go.seg.org/3a5NpsL
New Podcast: Consequences of Contemporary Stress in the Earth’s Crust (Ep. 150) Don't miss Mojtaba Rajabi discussing his upcoming Pacific South Honorary Lecture, "Present-Day Crustal Stress Across Spatial Scales." Listen here: https://go.seg.org/3MmV2cK This episode is proudly sponsored by Geospace Technologies
New podcast: How to Get the Most From Any Seismic Investment (ep. 149) In this podcast, Peter Rowbotham discusses his paper, "Investment in North Sea seismic leading to new opportunities," from the April issue of The Leading Edge. Listen to it here: www.seg.org/podcast
New Podcast Alert: Unlocking the Next Generation of Geophysicists (Ep. 148) In this episode, Warren Neff, a high school Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) teacher, and Luke Gallery, a high school senior, discuss exposing high school students to geophysics and how to incorporate the field into STEM programs. Listen to the entire episode here: www.seg.org/podcast
New Podcast Alert: Living With Uncertainty - Using Near-Surface in Urban Settings (ep. #174) In this episode, Yunyue Elita Li discusses her upcoming South & East Asia Honorary Lecture, "Listening to Singapore: Harvesting urban noise for space, water, and hazard mitigation." Register for the course and listen to the entire episode: https://go.seg.org/3E80dde
Kevin Bohacs discusses his upcoming course, "Introduction to Field Safety Leadership." Register for the course here: http://ow.ly/c2gv50IC4UX Then listen to the entire episode: seg.org/podcast
Aria Abubakar, the SEG-AAPG IMAGE 2022 Technical Program Chair, discusses what to expect for the Technical Program at #IMAGE22. Listen: http://ow.ly/1BIO50Igi8e AAPG This episode is proudly sponsored by Geospace Technologies.
Drs. Katrin Sieron and Blake Weissling provide an overview of their project, highlight their accomplishments, and reflect on the legacy of their work. Listen to Seismic Soundoff episode 143: http://ow.ly/FrcZ50I94UV This episode is proudly sponsored by Geospace Technologies.
This conversation will help geophysicists better connect their work across the entire production chain and support their work in being more useful and practical to others. Listen: https://seg.org/podcast/Post/13689/Episode-141-Breaking-down-the-life-cycle-of-a-well This episode is proudly sponsored by Geospace Technologies.
This conversation lays out the seismic and technological needs and innovations to move carbon capture and renewable energies forward. Listen: http://ow.ly/p4PY50HOHPy #CCUS Seismic Soundoff Episode 140 is proudly sponsored by Geospace Technologies.
Danilo Jotta Ariza Ferreira discusses modern geostatistic methodologies from the December 2021 special section on Latin America in The Leading Edge. Danilo shares how to avoid two common pitfalls in geostatistical modeling, why models are always wrong (but you should still use them), and highlights a few innovations in seismic-based geophysical solutions. Listen now: http://ow.ly/I5T650HwjUe
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"Recovering key species for ecosystem restoration" is the 2022 theme.
GWB's Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombats (SHNW) project in Australia helped mapping w/o destroying their burrows. Learn more: http://ow.ly/GQoU50I9kCw
GWB's Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombats (SHNW) project in Australia helped mapping w/o destroying their burrows. Learn more: http://ow.ly/GQoU50I9kCw
Mark your calendars for 10 March, and make plans to attend Elita Li's lecture "Listening to Singapore: Harvesting urban noise for space, water, and hazard mitigation." Register now for free: https://go.seg.org/3d3bgaJ
To honor and celebrate International Women’s Day (8 March), the SEG Women’s Network and Geoscientists Without Borders® are holding a joint event highlighting efforts that women geoscientists are leading that contribute to a sustainable society. Make plans to join Katrin and Patricia (free registration): https://go.seg.org/3gDTXis
Need financial assistance to study the geosciences? Don't miss out on these incredible opportunities for students. Now accepting applications for: SEG Near Surface Research Award Grant, SEG/Chevron Student Leadership Symposium Grant, SEG Student Chapter Outreach Grant, and more! Learn more and view deadlines: https://go.seg.org/3ra22jB
Drs. Katrin Sieron and Blake Weissling provide an overview of their project, highlight their accomplishments, and reflect on the legacy of their work. Listen to Seismic Soundoff episode 143: http://ow.ly/FrcZ50I94UV
This episode is proudly sponsored by Geospace Technologies.
This episode is proudly sponsored by Geospace Technologies.
In celebration of , the SEG WN and Sustainability committees are hosting a live panel—with women in leading roles in several organizations—to share how they are advancing sustainability with a local, regional, and global impact. Meet the speakers and register for free: https://go.seg.org/3IgMJgy
Take advantage of savings on these investigative titles in print during the SEG Book Mart moving sale. Browse lineup: https://go.seg.org/3If0We0