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GSH is is pleased to welcome the new members to our Board for 2011-2012. These new board members bring strong leadership and their own personal commitment to improve GSH. Congratulations! President-Elect Scott Singleton First Vice-President Elect Glenn Bear  ...

The annual GSH Tennis Tournament was held September 17 at the Houston Racket Club.

The Geophysical Society of Houston and the Houston Geological Society hosted the fourth annual Geoscience Day on Thursday, September 30, 2010 at the Bureau of Economic Geology in Houston.

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From the Editor: The GSH Journal is a new venture for the GSH. We have outgrown our venerable newsletter, which has served us well for decades. We have added special features and hope to add more as interest is expressed by our readers. There will be one technical article. We can add more if our membership increases to where it should be. What to look for in the Journal: A new format with color.  ...

Dear Valued GSH Advertiser; The Geophysical Society of Houston is pleased to announce that this Fall starting with the September issue, it will launch the GSH Journal. The GSH Journal will be an expanded magazine that will bring more science and more news to our ever growing geophysical community. In addition to news about upcoming technical meetings, social events, and updates from the GSH Board, we have added these ...

The Main Event Below is a seismic line for your perusal. We challenge you to make a seismic interpretation within the stipulated guidelines. Send in your interpretation and have it published in the Journal along with your name. September's challenge: Interpret top and base salt across this depth-migrated seismic section. VE = 4x TO DOWNLOAD THE HIGH RESOLUTION LINE CLICK HERE  ...

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The Magic of Lame`

The Geophysical Society of Houston and the Houston Geological Society hosted the third annual Geoscience Day on Thursday, September 24, 2009 at the Bureau of Economic Geology in Houston. The purpose of the event was to give a high-level, broad overview of geological and geophysical methods to individuals who are new to the industry. This year’s theme was The Life of an Oilfield. Activities consisted of presentations given by experienced employees of the industry, field acquisition ...

President’s Column for Oct, 2009 by Marc Sbar , 2nd VP Most of you may not realize that GSH has a fun side. With Technical Breakfasts, Technical Lunches and Special Interest Groups there’s hardly any time to just hang out with your buddies and do the things you like. Well it turns out there is a very dynamic program driven by active committee chairmen and …all of this fun is the purview of the 2nd VP. However, before delving into the program I need to thank Bob Ayers for the great job he ...

The China Syndrome 2009

To The Executive Committee of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists: We, the undersigned active members of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists, do hereby petition the Executive Committee of the Society to cease and desist in any action in the furtherance of the closing of the Geoscience Center, now housed in the SEG headquarters, Tulsa, OK. Such actions would include, but are not restricted to, any distributions or warehousing of the material, items, or artifacts now housed or ...

Time Flies When You’re Having Fun!

2009 GSH/SEG Spring Symposium - Honoring Franklyn K. Levin On March 4 & 5, approximately 170 people attended the GSH annual Spring Symposium held at the Omni Palace in West Houston. The symposium of invited and contributed papers highlighted recent innovations in seismic (land, marine, ocean-bottom, simultaneous sources) and EM acquisition technology, along with related processing and interpretation techniques. Throughout the program, speakers celebrated Frank’scontributions ...

Is it a depression yet?

A Few Thoughts As I sit here at home, staring at my monitor, I ponder what to write for this month’s column. I would like it to be something witty and entertaining but I draw a complete blank. We all know there have been many authors before me, which have written elegant prose for this column that made us sit back and reflect on their message. I read many previous columns for inspiration, yet I struggle. Well, I will take the lead from my predecessors, as I know there are many ...