59: Tunnels to drones to 12th century churches - the depth of near-surface geophysics
Seismic Soundoff27 Juni 2019

59: Tunnels to drones to 12th century churches - the depth of near-surface geophysics

In this episode, host Andrew Geary speaks with Adam Mangel on June's The Leading Edge highlighting near-surface geophysics. Adam explains the reasons to study the near surface, why it applies to a wide-range of professionals, the practical applications for the field, and why more students should look to near-surface geophysics for their future. Visit https://seg.org/podcast for links to June's special section and to learn more about the SEG Near-Surface Geophysics Technical Section. Interviewee biography Adam Mangel is a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at Colorado School of Mines. He has a B.S. in Geology with a minor in Mathematics from the University at Buffalo and an M.S. in Hydrogeology and a PhD in Environmental Engineering, both from Clemson University. His current research largely focuses on Hydrogeophysics, i.e. using geophysical methods to study hydrologic processes. Adam is driven to improve the world's efficacy as stewards of valuable water resources given the threats of climate change to clean water resources compounded by the present scarcity of this vital resource. He also brews his own beer, grows his own food, and works on motorcycles. Credits Interview: Adam Mangel Original music by Zach Bridges. This episode was hosted, edited, and produced by Andrew Geary. Special thanks to the SEG podcast team: Jennifer Crockett, Ally McGinnis, and Mick Swiney. If you enjoy the show, please subscribe to the podcast on Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Apple Podcasts to be the first to know about new episodes!

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#5: Dallas 2016 Annual Meeting Preview

#5: Dallas 2016 Annual Meeting Preview

Preview the 86th Annual Meeting in Dallas, featuring interviews with the General Chair, Technical Program Chair, SEG’s Executive Director, and other members of the SEG staff. Show notes at seg.org/podcast. Register for Annual Meeting at seg.org/am. 1:26 – Sarah Reed, Dallas General Chair 15:38 – Johnna Yoder, SEG Student and Early Career Advisor 18:36 – Patrick Riley, SEG Member Services Associate 20:10 – Dr. Charles Sicking, 2016 Technical Program Chair 30:12 – Channing Wendt, SEG Global Business Development Advisor 33:42 – Natalie Blythe, SEG Assistant Editor, TLE 39:00 – Dorsey Morrow, SEG Executive Director

29 Sep 201643min

#4: SEG Advanced Modeling (SEAM)

#4: SEG Advanced Modeling (SEAM)

Bill Barkhouse, Associate Executive Director, Business Development & Geophysics, joined us to talk about the founding and future of the SEG Advanced Modeling (SEAM). Show notes at seg.org/podcast.

25 Aug 201622min

#3: James Gaiser, 2016 DISC lecturer

#3: James Gaiser, 2016 DISC lecturer

James Gaiser, SEG’s 2016 Distinguished Instructor, joins Andrew Geary to discuss his new book and course, 3C Seismic and VSP: Converted waves and vector wavefield applications. More info at seg.org/podcast. The SEG Distinguished Instructor Short Course (DISC) is an eight-hour, one-day course on a topic of current and widespread interest presented at locations throughout the world. With an emphasis on the unique aspects of vector wavefields, anisotropy, and the important relationships that unify S-waves and P-waves, the 2016 DISC presents an overview of 3C seismic theory and practical application: from fundamentals of PS-waves and vertical seismic profiles, through to acquisition and processing including interpretation techniques. “As a person who has published books, I am awed by the work the author has done to create this seminal publication.” Bob A. Hardage Senior Research Scientist, Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas at Austin • To register for the course, visit seg.org/disc • To purchase the book, visit seg.org/bookmart If you enjoy the show, show your support and please review Seismic Soundoff on iTunes. It makes a big difference. Sponsor: The SEG Wiki is home to hundreds of biographies of key geoscientists, geophysical tutorials, and core content from the science of applied geophysics. Visit wiki.seg.org to learn how you can grow the world’s first online, geophysics encyclopedia.

16 Aug 201615min

#2: Exploring Interpretation - May 2016 with Kurt Marfurt

#2: Exploring Interpretation - May 2016 with Kurt Marfurt

Kurt Marfurt, editor of Interpretation, highlights four articles in the May 2016 issue. Show notes at seg.org/podcast. Episode sponsored by the SEG Wiki. Learn more at wiki.seg.org.

11 Aug 201620min

#1: Women in Geophysics

#1: Women in Geophysics

Seismic Soundoff’s inaugural episode celebrates the accomplishments of women in the science of applied geophysics. The episode features interviews with Sally Zinke, the first female President of the SEG, and former SEG President Klaas Koster, whose presidency ushered in the launch of the Women’s Network Committee. Maitri Erwin, Women’s Network Committee chair, serves as co-host with Andrew Geary, SEG publications outreach editor. And, geoscientists from around the world share stories of women shaping their lives. Show sponsored by the SEG Wiki (wiki.seg.org). Show notes at seg.org/podcast.

3 Aug 201642min

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