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Introduction to February Focus: Geophysics in Québec

Jean M. Legault and Oliver Kuhn

Oliver Kuhn Technical Editor: Ruth Peach Format Editor: Elizabeth Atkinson In the same way that Quebec is rich in mineral and energy resources, it has a rich and long history in exploration geophysics. For most of us that live and work outside of Quebec, there is a level of mystery…

Focus Article | February 2020

Proceedings of the 2004 CSEG Convention Workshops

Satinder Chopra / Helen Isaac / Jason Noble / Oliver Kuhn

Oliver Kuhn Chairpersons: John Logel & Mike Burianyk Introduction by Session Chair Pitfalls in Rock Properties and Lithology Prediction in Dolomite John D. Logel Calibrated Three-term AVO to Estimate Density and Water Saturation Jon Downton, and Alvaro Chaveste Porosity-Thickness Prediction by Application of AVO/LMR Analysis to Seismic Data: A Case…

Article | October 2004

Junior Geophysicists Forum (JGF)

JGF Committee

Oliver Kuhn (Divestco/Geo-X Processing Division), the outgoing president of the CSEG, was our first speaker. Oliver talked about the importance of networking. He emphasized how much networking has helped him and others during their careers and encouraged people entering the industry to develop networking skills and take advantage of networking…

Article | October 2007

Mike Corrigan

An Interview with Mike Corrigan

Oliver]: I have known you for a while Mike – would it be fair to say that your career has reflected the changing face of the Calgary Oil Industry? I would say so Oliver. As I said, I graduated and took a job in mining, and in 1982 Hudson’s Bay…

Interview | June 2011

Satinder Chopra

An Interview with Satinder Chopra

Oliver]: Well, this is different, with you on the other side of the table! I’ll start, as usual, by asking about your educational background and your career – introduce yourself to our members, though you don’t need any introduction really. I grew up in Shimla, the capital city of Himachal…

Interview | March 2009

CSEG History – A Random “On-Line” Browse

Ron Larson

Oliver Kuhn. The SEG convention returned to Canada in 1977 for the second time. There is a common thread between the two conventions and Canadian SEG Presidents. Norm Christie was SEG President when the 1963 event came to Calgary; Roy Lindseth was the second Canadian SEG President in 1977. Norm…

Focus Article | February 2005

Convention Program & Table of Contents

1996 Convention Committee

Oliver Kuhn and Tad Iwamoto Robertson's Research - Ron Silva 3:55 Panel Discussion 4:15 Questions and comments from the floor   SEISMIC SURVEY METHODS AND DESIGN Wednesday May 8th, PM Glenview Room (Garden Terrace Level) Session Chairmen: Mike Galbraith, Seismic Image Software and Stephen Chiu, Kelman Seismic 1:30 Efficient offset…

Article | May 1996

Magnetotellurics in Exploration for Geothermal Targets

José Antonio Rodríguez, Mehran Gharibi, Oliver Kuhn

…Abstract The increasing demand to develop renewable energy resources has driven a surge in interest in geothermal sources, both for power generation and for direct use of heat, or for a combination of both. The most economically attractive geothermal projects are those that exploit a naturally occurring, high-temperature hydrothermal reservoir.…

Focus Article | November 2021

Introduction to June Focus: Central Canada

Oliver Kuhn and Jean Legault

…Mining and near surface applications dominate the exploration geophysics sector in Central Canada. In our search for articles, rather than just focusing in those two areas, we also looked for other geophysical applications that would provide readers a broader and more interesting range of topics. Therefore in addition to a…

Focus Article | June 2019

Introduction to September Focus: Emerging Methods and Technologies

Oliver Kuhn and Neda Boroumand

…The original vision for this RECORDER edition’s theme was that we would feature a collection of articles that focused on new, leading edge geophysical technologies in applied use. We fell short of that goal, and that is probably because entirely new geophysical technologies are rare, and most of what is…

Focus Article | September 2018

Introduction to June Focus: Western Canadian Mineral Exploration Geophysics

Jean M. Legault and Oliver Kuhn

…Western Canada is well known for its oil and gas sector, but the minerals sector is also an important part of the resource extraction economy. For CSEG readers not familiar with the minerals sector, a closer look will reveal many parallels with the oil and gas world: dramatic up and…

Focus Article | June 2017

Why Did I Apply Pre-Stack Interpolation to a Tightly Shot Plains 3-D?

Lee Hunt; Pat McKenny and Dave Levesque; Glenn Hauer and Oliver Kuhn

…Summary A 3-D seismic survey was purchased over a channel sand development play that was known to be charged with gas, oil, and water. The 3-D seismic data was of very high quality, and it was initially felt that finding a structurally high location with indications of good reservoir quality…

Article | January 2009

Ancient Chinese Drilling

Oliver Kuhn

…Some time ago the RECORDER published an article of mine (December 2000, Odyssey of Oil). That article took a look at some ancient oil industries from around the world, and drew parallels between those ancient industries and our modern oil industry. Readers of that article would have detected in the…

Article | June 2004

CSEG National Conventions – Past, Present and Future

Oliver Kuhn

…The first National Convention of the CSEG was held in April, 1973 against a politically volatile backdrop. The year began with oil prices hovering in the $2.50 per barrel range. An Arab oil embargo triggered by the Arab-Israeli war disrupted oil flows and triggered panic buying; later in the year…

Article | May 2004

CSEG Convention Historical Posters

Oliver Kuhn

…In April of 1973, at the first ever CSEG National Convention, Pete Savage was the first author of a technical paper, “Shallow Marine Hovercraft Operations – Mackenzie Delta”. Now, thirty-one years later at the 2004 National Convention, Pete is first author of several posters, ten to be exact! But these…

Article | May 2004

Focus Intro: Stratigraphy-Plays, Software, Processing

Oliver Kuhn

…The last decade or two has seen seismic interpretation become less qualitative and more quantitative. Geophysicists now commonly work closely in teams with geologists and engineers, who think of the subsurface in terms of lithology and real rock properties. Numerous new techniques and methodologies have evolved to help move geophysicists…

Focus Article | March 2004

Odyssey of Oil

Oliver Kuhn

…Make thee an ark of gopher wood; rooms shalt thou make in the ark, and shalt pitch it within and without with pitch. Genesis 6:14 Noah is instructed here to make his ark watertight by caulking it with pitch. In this context pitch refers to bitumen - thick, jellied crude…

Article | December 2000

David Paterson

An Interview with David Paterson

Oliver]: And you did some summer fieldwork. That’s right – during summer breaks at university I worked in mineral exploration - undergrads were a source of cheap labor for the mining companies, and it provided the students with some geology exposure. A win-win situation! We would work every day for…

Interview | June 2004

The Petroleum Geoscience Vision of the University of Calgary

Helen Isaac

Oliver Kuhn (VP), Rob Vestrum ( D i rector of Educational Services), Helen Isaac ( RECORDER/ Outreach) and Jim Racette (Managing Director). The Vision is the outcome of a major external review in 2005 and over 100 discussions with industry and alumni in the last two years. The department of…

Article | February 2006

Petra Buziak

An Interview with Petra Buziak

Oliver]: But you have it covered now? Yeah, I got both sides of the story now! So, when I graduated from University I got a job in Calgary at PanCanadian. I was really fortunate that I got some good advice fro m some of the people that I worked with…

Interview | January 2007