Below you will find details about the premier technical event of the Denver Geophysical Society and the Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists, the 20th Annual 3D Seismic Symposium to be held in Denver on February 14, 2014. It is a one-day technical event focused on case histories and new technologies in 3D seismic.
Please see the attached flyer, document and hyperlink for details.
Seismology is entering an era of innovation where it is increasingly possible to record and utilize spatially unaliased wavefields for both structural and source studies with industry and research applications. We encourage seismologists pursuing science goals and methodologies associated with very large arrays, networks of arrays, or other dense instrumentation innovations and applications to submit abstracts to our session for the SSA Anchorage (30 April – 2 May) meeting (http://www.seismosoc.org/meetings/2014/).
The abstract submission deadline is 10 January 2014.
Thank You,
Rick Aster (Colorado State University) and James Gridley (IRIS PASSCAL)
Session Conveners
Emergence of Continuously Recording Very Large Array Capabilities in Seismology
Enhanced recovery, injection well monitoring, microseismic monitoring, energy exploration, and reservoir characterization/monitoring are driving dramatic new commercial-sector seismic instrument development and analysis techniques in the energy industry. The associated multichannel capabilities are up to orders of magnitude greater than have been available to non-industry-aligned academic seismology. This expansion of monitoring and imaging scope has also produced renewed emphasis on the use of broader-band instrumentation at very large network/array scales. This session will encompass both the diverse scientific/industry opportunities associated with the deployment and analysis of very large numbers of seismographs, and opportunities for associated novel collaborations within the greater seismological and Earth science community.
Dear PCSSEG members,
Here is the call-for-abstract notice for the 2014 joint Pacific Section AAPG / Pacific Section SEPM / Pacific Coast Section SEG meeting on April 27th – 30th, 2014 in Bakersfield. Please find more information on the attached flyer and submit your abstract by clicking here: http://psaapg.org/2014-call-for-papers/
Be sure to include all the required fields. Once you submit your abstract, you’ll receive an automated confirmation email from the server. For any technical issues, email psaapg2014@gmail.com
Wish everyone have a great holiday season and a prosperous year 2014!
Thank you,
Richard
Chuandong (Richard) Xu, PhD
President, Pacific Coast Section of SEG
Geophysical Advisor
Oxy – Vintage Production California LLC
Tel: (661) 869-8071
Please join us for the PCS-SEG monthly luncheon on Wednesday January 8th, 2014 at the Petroleum Club.
The meeting will feature Marianne Rauch-Davies of Geomage. The title of her talk is “MultiFocusing reflection and diffraction imaging for signal improvement and natural fracture and fault detection”.
Event Details:
Junary 8th, 2014
Time: 11:30-1:30
Location: The Petroleum Club, 5060 California Avenue
Cost: Students FREE Lunch – a local Oil Company will pick up your lunches
PCS-SEG Members
$20.00 with reservations
$25.00 without reservations
$30.00 PCS-SEG Membership Dues
$5.00 Student PCS-SEG Student Membership Dues
Please make reservations by Tuesday January 7th at noon.
Please direct questions to Kathy Smith at kathysmith@pacseis.com.
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