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SEG/EAGE Summer Research Project

SEG/EAGE Summer Research Workshop

Low Frequencies: their value and challenges

Important dates

Information coming soon

15-20 August 2010
Snowbird, Utah

This five-day meeting in Utah will include proposed topics such as:

Sourcing low frequencies both actively and passively
Capturing low frequencies in acquisition
Preserving signal and suppressing noise in processing
Enhancing low frequency content with other geophysical measurements
Utilizing low frequencies in imaging and inversion
Applying low frequencies and making a difference

We welcome your participation in this forum. Be prepared for a lively meeting full of discussion and new ideas.

Application & Registration

Information is coming soon.

Housing
The headquarter hotel and meeting location for this workshop will be the Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort. The hotel is located 29 miles from the Salt Lake City International Airport.

Make your reservations by calling the Central Reservation Office +1-800-453-3000 or by emailing lodging@snowbird.com. When making your reservation please identify yourself as being part of the SEG/EAGE Summer Research Workshop to receive the group rate of USD$119.00 per night.

Organizing committee

Chris Krohn, Chairman
Kyle Lewallen
Michel Verliac

SEG meeting planner

Canaan Rice, CMP

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