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Using seismic data to guide geologic interpretation

Next-generation software will allow geologists to integrate seismic and petrophysical data into their computer-aided interpretation workflow.

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Exploration Technology: Common Contour Binning
Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Pinpointing Hydrocarbons using the power of Seismic Stacking.
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