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DEADLINE: 8 SEPTEMBER 2010
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DEADLINE: 6 OCTOBER 2010

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Advance registration opens 6 July.

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SEG celebrates its 80th year in Denver, the Mile High City. Register today to attend the world’s largest oil, energy, and mineral exposition showcasing cutting-edge technology for use in exploration and associated industries. The SEG International Exposition is the premier venue for individuals to meet under one roof to discuss new geophysical technologies and how they can be applied to new and existing play areas. Many innovative geophysical products and services will be introduced at this exhibition including computer software and hardware; seismic acquisition and processing equipment; and educational, consulting, and project-management services..

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Oil and gas industry professionals in Denver and the Rocky Mountain region have led the way over the past few years in developing and implementing technology to locate and develop unconventional resources. The October meeting promises to showcase that technology for geophysical and nongeophysical professionals, as well as showcase the beauty and vibrancy of the Mile High City. Come and enjoy downtown Denver with its many new and old hotels and restaurants. Register today!

Visit www.visitdenver.org/seg to learn more about Denver and what it has to offer SEG attendees

Annual Meeting Announcement

Highlights of this year’s meeting include:

Exhibition Hall - More than 300 exhibiting companies from around the globe will be there with many companies exhibiting for the first time.
09 Exhibit hall

Technical Program – With more than 1,130 abstracts received for review, this year’s Technical Program includes 116 diverse sessions. Nine Special Sessions covering a wide variety of topics. (include link here to page on these special sessions)

SEG Forum, “Unconventional Gas: Political and Environmental Challenges and Opportunities”

New geophysical products and services will be introduced at this, including computer software and hardware; seismic acquisition and processing equipment; educational, consulting and project management services; and numerous other innovative products and services

International Showcase - featuring the former Soviet Union and Europe with a focus on balance of technical issues and business challenges experienced in the region.

High Performance Computer Theater – plans are underway to incude a 100-seat HPC Theater on the floor of the exhibit hall. This will feature applications such as: HPC, Visualization, Collaboration, Workflow, and others.

Pre-convention Courses