Honorary Lecture library

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The SEG Honorary Lecture Program began in 2006 and is aligned with six geographical regions of the world. Because of Shell's investment in the SEG Foundation, these lectures are recorded for online viewing. You must be an SEG member to view these videos, log in here or become an SEG member.

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Shuki Ronen
Shuki Ronen
2012 North America

Ocean- bottom acquisition and processing: past, present and future

Rocco Detomo
Rocco Detomo
2012 Middle East & Africa

4D Time-Lapse Seismic Reservoir Monitoring of African Reservoirs

Ian Jones Online Presentation
Ian Jones
2012 Europe

From imaging to inversion

 
 

Julian Cabrera
Julian Cabrera
2011 Central & South America

Prestack Depth Migration: Current status, Examples and Future

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Lucy MacGregor
2011 Europe

Integrating well logs, seismic, and CSEM data for reservoir characterization

Jung-Ho Kim
Jung-Ho Kim
2011 South & East Asia

Incorporating the Fourth Dimension into Geophysical Data Interpretation

 

Susan Webb
Susan Webb
2010 Middle East & Africa

Deep gravity—long wavelengths and measured moho


Deva Ghosh
2010 South and East Asia

Geophysical issues and challenges in
Southeast Asia with emphasis on Malay Basin

HL Alan G. Green
Alan G. Green
2010 ASEG/SEG Australia-Pacific South

3D GPR and high-resolution seismic reflection images of active faults in New Zealand

 


Mike Batzle
2010 North America

It's the fluids that count

Ben Clennell
Ben Clennell

2010 Pacific South

Electrical properties of sedimentary
rocks from DC to dielectric
frequencies

Bill Goodway
Bill Goodway

2009 North America

The magic of lamé

 

José Carcione
José Carcione

2009 Central & South America

On the physics and simulation of waves for exploration and environmental geosciences

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Samir Abdelmoaty
Samir Abdelmoaty
2009 Middle East & Africa

Multi-azimuth seismic in the Nile Delta, Egypt

Per Avseth
Per Avseth
2009 Europe

Mind the gap in seismic reservoir prediction: How rock physics can bridge the gap between qualitative geology and quantitative geophysics

 

Bob A. Hardage
Bob A. Hardage
2009 BEG/SEG joint North America
Honorary Lecturer

Expanding seismic stratigraphy to the full-elastic wavefield

Andrew S. Long
Andrew S. Long
2009 Pacific South

Multi-azimuth and wide-azimuth
seismic: Foundations, challenges,
and opportunities

C.H. Mehta
C. H. Mehta
2009 South & East Asia

Significance of Fresnel zones in seismic reflection prospecting

 

Paulo Johann
Paulo Johann
2008 Central & South America

Reservoir geophysics: Characterization and monitoring offshore Brazil

Richard O. Lindsay
Richard O. Lindsay
2008 North America

Forgotten geophysics: A reminder that first-order effects should come first

Shivaji N. Dasgupta
Shivaji N. Dasgupta
2007-2008 Middle East & Africa

Emerging geophysical tools for reservoir monitoring in intelligent fields