From the Annual Meeting to a global series of workshops, forums, and seminars, the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) produces and partners on events designed to facilitate learning, networking, and new business development.
From the Annual Meeting to a global series of workshops, forums, and seminars, the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) produces and partners on events designed to facilitate learning, networking, and new business development.
Join us for a global exploration of hyperspectral technology. Whether you are working on greenfield projects in the Americas or managing brownfield operations in Africa, the ability to translate spectral data into geological insight is a game-changer.
This important Injection-Induced Seismicity Workshop series returns to Banff for continued discussions of state-of-the-art understanding, regulations, and management of injection-induced seismicity.
This webinar explores whether Electrical Resistivity Imaging (ERI)—a high-resolution geophysical technique—can bridge the gap, specifically when faced with the complex salinity and saturation levels of coastal sands.
The Integrated Event for Unconventional Resource Teams
As the mining industry shifts toward more responsible and lower-impact practices, mine tailings are increasingly regarded as a secondary mineral resource. However, poor knowledge of subsurface geometry and internal heterogeneity at historical tailings sites leads to uncertainties in resource estimates.
Data Driven Oil & Gas USA brings together 350+ leading upstream innovators and digital experts to explore data-driven strategies that maximize production and foster innovation in the oil and gas industry.
Create a platform for students and early-career professionals who cannot attend the annual IMAGE conference in person but want to share their research and interact with more experienced colleagues within the SEG community.
The workshop responds to growing demand for rigorous, field-ready geophysical solutions that blend AI/ML with established methods to enhance monitoring, risk assessment, and site integrity across the project lifecycle.
This workshop is especially timely as the global energy transition demands more efficient discovery of hydrocarbons and alternative energy source, deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS), and search for critical mineral resources, all of which require innovative geophysical approaches in complex settings.
This course initially covers how and what fiber optic cables record, their sensitivity and how they can be used. Next, we cover seismic wave propagation and what FO DAS measures. Then we will look at acquisition and processing of the data, and multiple field data applications. As such this course will cover the full spectrum of FO DAS theory and applications.
The goal of the fourth Hydrogeophysics workshop is to bring researchers from both applied geophysics and hydrology communities together to share the most recent advances in the field of hydrogeophysics.
Fibre‑optic sensing has rapidly evolved into a transformative technology for exploration, development, and production. Its ability to deliver continuous, high-resolution measurements of temperature, acoustics, and strain enables operators to monitor wells, reservoirs, and infrastructure with unprecedented detail.
GeoSciEd is an international conference held every four years which focuses on Geoscience Education.
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This course covers the background and fundamentals of elastic properties and the full range of applications from acquisition, processing, and illumination to prestack migration, inversion, and interpretation.
This two-day short course introduces geoscientists to the latest deep generative models for solving geophysical inverse problems in critical mineral exploration.
This short course highlights a range of approaches for the integration of geology, geophysics, and neighboring disciplines and illustrates benefits of bringing these disciplines together.
This course teaches the beginner both the theory and practice of LLMs in solving Geoscience problems.
This course will cover the economic analysis and decision modeling concepts and methodologies used in the financial evaluation of oil and gas wells and projects.
How do we choose the right seismic attributes for machine learning? Join us as we demystify data conditioning, multi attribute analysis, supervised vs. unsupervised workflows, and how to map geologic objectives with confidence.
The course targets a range of experience levels, from students and young professionals to more experienced practitioners, looking to deepen their understanding of current full-waveform inversion (FWI) implementations and FWI products.
The World's #1 Geoscience Event!
This workshop will focus on the latest optical sensing technology and explore high-value use cases that are driving innovation adoption.
GEOMIN is a pioneering geoscience and mining symposium hosted by the Saudi Geological Survey (SGS) and organized by the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG). It brings together global mining leaders, geoscience innovators, researchers, and academics for a powerful exchange of ideas, insights, and solutions.
This workshop aims to explore how these modern AI tools can address core challenges in geophysics. By integrating large-scale learned representations with physical modeling and mathematical constraints, foundation models have the potential to provide more robust, transferable, and computationally efficient solutions than traditional workflows
This symposium will bring together industry leaders, innovators, and policy influencers to explore emerging trends shaping the future of energy exploration.
New Frontiers in Geophysics: From Resources to Infrastructure
This workshop will explore key advancements in seismic acquisition and address how modern technologies are solving legacy challenges, particularly in sand dunes, dense infrastructure, transition zones and hybrid environments.
By the end of the course, participants will gain a foundational understanding of LLMs, their capabilities and limitations, and actionable knowledge on leveraging GenAI for improved efficiency and innovation in subsurface exploration and reservoir management.
This SEG workshop will focus on practical, decision-relevant advances in QI, emphasizing approaches that are physically grounded, uncertainty-aware, and demonstrably impactful to subsurface decisions.
This symposium aims to bring together geophysicists, petrophysicists, rock physicists, reservoir engineers, and researchers to share advances, challenges, and best practices in Seismic Petrophysics.
Join us to discover the latest breakthroughs in geophysical innovation. We’ll highlight cutting‑edge survey‑design approaches, next‑generation seismic‑imaging techniques, multidimensional data integration, and AI/ML‑enabled workflows that are reshaping subsurface understanding.
I will present ongoing efforts leveraging 4D seismic interferometry and scattered wavefields to understand the dynamics in fluid-rock systems associated with geothermal and volcanic systems.
As a fundamental method for subsurface resource detection and hazard identification, geophysical technology plays an irreplaceable role in various stages, including mineral resource reserve assessment, structural mapping, basin and aquifer characterization for brine resources, mined-out area detection, coal and groundwater hazard monitoring.
The objective of the 2026 workshop is to exchange fresh insights, showcase innovative methodologies, and address persistent challenges in exploration, mining, and geoengineering applications.
This course bridges the gap between applied geophysics and geotechnical engineering, providing practical tools for urban engineers.
In this workshop we address methods to be aware of our emotions and tools to reframe emotions in a positive way. We cover practical habits for mental hygiene, and how these habits improve the way we show up professionally and personally.
On behalf of the higher committee at the UAEU, we are delighted to invite you to join us in the Eighth International Conference on Engineering Geophysics, 20–22 October 2026. To be held on UAEU campus in the Garden City of Al Ain, UAE.
Beyond traditional E&P, the workshop addresses the industry’s evolving mandate by exploring Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), with a particular focus on applications of geophysical technologies for Measurement, Monitoring, and Verification (MMV).
We cover practical habits for mental hygiene, and how these habits improve the way we show up professionally and personally. These habits lead to a positive outlook, more harmonious interactions with others, and reduced stress.
This course aims at introducing the basics and fundamentals of deep learning (DL) and illustrating its values in assisting seismic interpretation. By completing this course, participants will (1) learn the basic DL concepts and principles, (2) get familiar with the DL pipelines for common seismic interpretation tasks through case studies, and (3) build their own DL algorithms through hand-on examples.
This course is designed for geologists and geophysicists with interests in potential fields and regional tectonics.
The SIGHT Symposium brings together global experts at the intersection of seismic imaging and high-performance computing to address the growing complexity of subsurface exploration. The event will showcase advancements in imaging technologies, Full-Waveform Inversion (FWI), and scalable computational methods that are transforming how the subsurface is modeled, interpreted, and understood.
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Explore critical mineral systems/occurrences via geophysics and geologic methodologies with a focus on imaging, integration and evaluation techniques that can be used to map, assess and ground-truth potential resources.
The course is suitable for geophysicists, geologists, petrophysicists, reservoir engineers, seismic interpreters, and technical professionals involved in exploration, appraisal, or development workflows.
This virtual conference is open to students studying at all Latin American universities. It is open to all final year undergraduate, Masters, and PhD students across Latin America.
This event blends structured sessions with open, participant-driven discussions—creating an environment for both learning and networking, regardless of background.
This workshop brings together regional and international experts in geology, geophysics, and mineral systems analysis to demonstrate how coordinated, multi-scale geoscience workflows can unlock mineral systems across the region.
This workshop will summarize how AI has delivered value by automating workflows and reducing risk, before diving deep into the next frontier.
IGS 2026 brings together a multidisciplinary community of researchers, engineers, and practitioners to exchange ideas, methods, and case studies addressing complex geomechanical challenges.
virtual workshop will feature the latest science and innovation on integrating drones into geophysical studies through a three-day, online international conference.
This workshop aims to highlight cutting-edge advancements in seismic interpretation, focusing on structural, stratigraphic, geomechanical, and petrophysical domains.
NAPE is the energy industry’s marketplace for the buying, selling and trading of prospects and producing properties. NAPE is the ultimate venue for energy deals.
The symposium will highlight strategies to unlock the full resource potential of these basins by leveraging geoscience insights and integrating multidomain data to tackle exploration hurdles.
The 8th International Symposium on Three-Dimensional Electromagnetics will be held from April 6 to 8, 2027 at the Hotel Laghetto Stilo Barra, located in the beautiful Barra da Tijuca neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
This conference will bring together geophysicists, reservoir engineers, and industry leaders to discuss integrated subsurface characterization and production recovery strategies in Venezuela.
The Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) brings together the brightest minds, boldest ideas, and most innovative technologies shaping the future of offshore development. As a truly global gathering, OTC empowers industry leaders, engineers, researchers, and decision-makers to share knowledge, spark collaboration, and drive responsible energy solutions.
Convened jointly by SEG and AGU, this meeting unites geoscientists and engineers around a shared goal: harnessing Earth's heat from hot springs to the magmatic hearth.
The workshop is devoted to theoretical and computational aspects of seismic wave propagation in laterally inhomogeneous and otherwise complex media, as well as to passive seismics.
IMAGE is the world’s premier gathering for geoscientists, energy professionals, and industry leaders to connect and innovate.
Under the theme Frontiers in Exploration: Intelligence, Innovation, Collaboration, Exploration 27 will spotlight cutting-edge developments in geoscience, artificial intelligence, geophysics, geochemistry and responsible exploration strategies.
The International Geological Congress (IGC) is the premier conference for the advancement of global Earth Science.