The CSEG is pleased to support the Distinguished Lecture Tour. This is a national lecture tour sponsored by the CSEG Foundation and presented by a distinguished member of the Canadian Society of Exploration Geophysicists (CSEG). The goal is to promote the science and application of geophysics to those working with, studying, and interested in the science of geophysics and highlights a topic of current interest.
If you are interested in hosting a lecture or have topics to suggest for future lectures, please contact:
Don Lawton
cdl@cseg.ca
For Foundation information, please click here.
2019 CSEG Distinguished Lecture Tour
Previous Lecture Tours
How Engineers Mitigate Risk and Increase Profitability Using Integrated Geophysical Applications, a course for Geoscientists and Engineers
John L.J. Duhault
Seismic Geomorphology and Seismic Stratigraphy – Extracting Geologic Insights from 3D Seismic Data
Henry Posamentier
A Glimpse into the World of Seismic Attributes
Rainer Tonn, Asdrubal Bernal, Jon Dexter
Equinor Canada Ltd.
Interpretation Workflows and the Toolbox for a Solid Seismic Interpretation
Rainer Tonn
Equinor Canada Ltd.
An Unconventional View of Geoscience
David Gray
2019 CSEG Distinguished Lecturer
Senior Geophysical Advisor, Global Exploration with Nexen
Fractured & Shale Reservoirs - From Geologic Concepts to Reservoir Models
Ahmed Ouenes and Scott P. Cooper
Adventures in Scientific Drilling: A Geophysicist’s Perspective
Doug Schmitt
2018 CSEG Distinguished Lecturer
Data Interpretation and Integration from a Seismic Perspective – The Excitement of Innovation
Laurie Weston Bellman
2017 CSEG Distinguished Lecturer
New and not-so-new applications of low-rank matrix and tensor completion to seismic data processing
Mauricio D. Sacchi
2016 CSEG Distinguished Lecturer
Known Knowns, Known Unknowns and Unknown Unknowns in Land Exploration Seismology
Peter Cary
2015 CSEG Distinguished Lecturer
Microseismic Imaging of Hydraulic Fracturing: Improved Engineering of Unconventional Shale Reservoirs
Shawn Maxwell
Seismic Imaging in the Presence of Strong Contrasts – How forgetful are seismic waves?
Bernd Milkereit
2014 CSEG Distinguished Lecturer
Post-earthquake Seismic Reflection Survey, Christchurch, New Zealand
Dr. Don Lawton
2013 CSEG Distinguished Lecturer
Quantitative Interpretation, New Challenges, and Economic Value
Lee Hunt, P.Geoph
2012 CSEG Distinguished Lecturer
Seismic Attributes for Fracture Delineation
Satinder Chopra
2011 CSEG Distinguished Lecturer (Talk Option A)
Extracting Meaningful Information from Seismic Attributes
Satinder Chopra
2011 CSEG Distinguished Lecturer (Talk Option B)
A Tutorial on Airborne Electromagnetic Methods and Some Examples from Mineral Exploration, Hydrocarbon Exploration and Water Exploration
Richard Smith
2010 CSEG Distinguished Lecturer
A New View of the Continent Beneath Our Feet – LITHOPROBE's Scientific, Economic and Social Contributions
Dr. Ron M. Clowes
2009 CSEG Distinguished Lecturer
