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This article describes efforts to acquire some of the original 2D seismic data in the Amazon jungle of eastern Peru in the early 1970’s.

Fully-automated seismic horizon picking dramatically shortens the time between acquiring seismic data and picking drilling targets.

GSH Outreach Committee Activities - May2022

Seismic Interpretation Fundamentals Webinar Questions Interpret the "major" unconformity Additionally, can you interpret more than one...

Deconvolution is the topic of GSI Vintage lecture. It is part of the series of Wavelet Processing.

A monthly mystery item from the Geophysical Society of Houston’s museum archives! Can you guess what this quirky geophysical item is??

A monthly update from the Geophysical Society of Houston’s Geoscience Center - May 2022.

Identify Reservoir Fluid Contact Reflections and show where to drill the well.

Western Geophysical’s Party 75 found itself caught in the great Managua earthquake of 1972...

In this GSI vintage movie we continue the discussion on additive noise attenuation methods. A previous lecture (GSH Movie Time–January 2022)

The Science and Engineering Fair Houston (SEFH) is always a fun and exciting event! 2022 brought back an in-person competition at the George

By Lee Lawyer Back on March 5th and 6th, 2013, we had a Spring Symposium, which introduced a new format. Previously we called for papers...

We are in the process of renewing our lease at the Geoscience Center. After considering some other possible locations, it was determined

Recounting the early history of Western Geophysical’s boat building escapades with the launching of the Western Islander in Singapore in 197

Mystery Item for the April GSHJ is a Monroe Mechanical Calculator from the late 1950’s. It was used on seismic field crews as well as in

During the past couple of years the world was forced to modify their lives due to SARS-CoV-2 (aka COVID-19). Because changes were sudden and

The Mystery Item is a Electro Magnetic Detector from the 1930’s and was donated by Sun Oil.

We lost one of our valued volunteers in January when Ed Lengel passed away.

Volunteers hosted exhibit booths and two in-person family science night events at greater Houston area schools to bring awareness of geoscie

Early history of Western Geophysical’s boat-building escapades.

This is the first of three lectures covering the various methods of deconvolution used by GSI.

The Geophysical Society of Houston hosted the first annual Axe Throwing Social sponsored by Oxy, TGS, and RPS on Thursday, February 24th.

Welcome to the new GSHJ! The GSHJ is back for 2022 and better than ever! Browse and search your favorite GSHJ content in a sleek and...