Make sure you pick up this month’s [April] issue of Hart’s E&P Magazine and be captivated as you read up on how the NEOS methodology injects new life into an old basin in the article titled, Ventura Basin Still Holds Hidden Treasure. The article takes a close look at the various facets of its Ventura …
Next week NEOS will be California Dreamin’ with the rest of the attendees at the 2012 AAPG Annual Convention in Long Beach, California. In this, our second year at the AAPG, we’re thrilled to share the progress we’ve made in a single year with continued global expansion and in demonstrating our exploration insights in key …
NEOS has just launched a new extension to our website called Global Programs, to give our audience a clear understanding of where we currently operate, how we apply our multi-measurement methodology to basins both new and old as well as to offer a preview of programs that are under development. To date, our global activity …
Well, after a year in the spotlight, it came to be time to retire our original narrated slideshow and to replace it with a newer model. Below you’ll find the latest edition, updated to reflect the latest round of projects we’ve been undertaking for our clients in conventional and unconventional basins around the world. Click here …
NEOS’s multi-measurement methodology provides a variety of tools to help the explorationist interpret the subsurface with greater accuracy and confidence. One of these tools, embedded within our NeoSphere software platform, applies a proprietary statistical technique to all acquired geo-datasets and the attributes calculated therefrom (e.g., Bouger gravity, reduced-to-pole magnetic data, microseepage indicators) to mathematically determine …
Dr. Marianne Rauch-Davies, Manager of Technical Consulting at NEOS GeoSolutions, will be the featured speaker at the October 6 meeting of the Potential Fields Special Interest Group of the Geophysical Society of Houston, the largest local section of the SEG. Dr. Rauch-Davies will be presenting a case study involving the recent integrated G&G study of …
California’s Ventura Basin has been in production since 1861, the year Lincoln was sworn in as President of the United States and the first shots of the Civil War were fired. Approximately 100 oil & gas fields have been discovered since, with cumulative production from the region exceeding 4 billion barrels of oil equivalent. Although activity has …
California holds a soft spot in my heart. I went to college there. Met the mother of my children there. And strengthened my passion for geology while hiking the awesome Bay Area outcrops along Half Moon Bay and the Marin Headlands. California also served as the site of my first legitimate job (I’m classing Burger King …
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