- Видео 263
- Просмотров 415 994
HGSGeoEducation
США
Добавлен 12 июл 2012
the Houston Geological Society
www.hgs.org
www.hgs.org
Mark Shann-Disruptive Oil and Gas Discoveries GOM and Beyond
Mark Shann of Westlawn Americas talks about new ideas and controversies in the search for oil and gas in the US and southern GOM. What are the main differences across the Gulf in terms of petroleum systems and hydrocarbon potential? Is there new play potential from recent global analogs. (recorded April 17, 2024)
Disruptive discoveries are the material exploration finds that can reset basin-creaming curves and reinvigorate exploration (think Starbroek in Guyana). They require some thinking beyond the norm, based on careful data observation, in combination with the application of new technology, especially seismic imaging. This talk examines some of key similarities and differences in the p...
Disruptive discoveries are the material exploration finds that can reset basin-creaming curves and reinvigorate exploration (think Starbroek in Guyana). They require some thinking beyond the norm, based on careful data observation, in combination with the application of new technology, especially seismic imaging. This talk examines some of key similarities and differences in the p...
Просмотров: 292
Видео
Tom Ewing-Tectonics and Petroleum Systems of the Seno Mexicano (South Texas and Northeastern Mexico)
Просмотров 2512 месяца назад
Dr. Tom Ewing, Senior Geologist, Frontera Exploration Consultants Seno Mexicano (South Texas and the Burgos Basin of Mexico) is a prolific Cenozoic gas-rich hydrocarbon province, as shown by a fresh compilation and estimation of production. The 183,000 km2 Seno Mexicano basin (99,000 km2 onshore) overlies poorly known, highly extended continental crust related to the Jurassic formation of the G...
Scott Tinker-Seeking Energy Truth
Просмотров 3722 месяца назад
Scott Tinker talks about oil and gas and renewable energy, projecting the need for fossil fuel, and other energy sources, into the future. He says, "the challenge facing a world of over 8 billion people, living from extreme poverty to extreme wealth, is how to increase human flourishing, while also protecting the environment." This one hour program was recorded April 17, 2024 during an HGS spec...
Mike Sweet: Submarine Paleogene Deepwater Fans of the Gulf of Mexico
Просмотров 6035 месяцев назад
Dr Mike Sweet of the University of Texas, Gulf Coast Basin Depostional Synthesis Project, talks about the paleo environment and deposition of the Wilcox in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico, US. Recorded March 11 2024 in Houston Texas.
Bob Lindsay: Geological Field Work Solved Oil Field Problems in the Permian Basin
Просмотров 3866 месяцев назад
Dr Bob Lindsay gave an inspiration talk at the 2024 Scholarship NIght February 12, in Houston. He talked about his career at Chevron working the Permian Basin trying to solve production problems in the Grayburg Formation. This talk has detailed geological information on the Permian basin formations in the subsurface and in outcrop in the Guadalupe Mountains.
Scholarship Night Student Award Presentations February 12
Просмотров 276 месяцев назад
HGS hosted a dinner meeting February 12 2024 inviting award winning students to the Norris Center. Jeff Lund, Nicole Villareal, Judy Schulenberg awarded the Calvert Fund Scholarships. Joe Lynch awarded the Undergraduate Fund Scholarships. Fang Lin welcomed the students and got a group photo.
Art Berman: Don't Be Fooled by Lower Oil Prices or Alarmed About Forecasts For Higher Prices
Просмотров 6 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Geologist and Economic oil expert Art Berman looks at oil prices and long term outlook for oil production and price levels. Recorded January 24 , 2024
Ken Shipper: Guyana-Suriname Margin 3D Lithospheric Model
Просмотров 1646 месяцев назад
Ken Shipper presents his University of Houston research on "Predicted Hydrocarbon Trends of the Guyana_Suriname margin Based on 3D Full thickness Lithospheric and Basin Model." this was recorded Janaury 17, 2024.
Juan Pablo Ramos Vargas: Crustal Architecture Colombian Basin
Просмотров 1856 месяцев назад
Juan Pablo Ramos Vargas of the University of Houston presents his research in the "Crustal Architecture of the Colombian Basin and its Implications for the Early Evolution and Hydrocarbon Potential of the Caribbean Sea." This was recorded January 17, 2024
Bill Armstrong- Legends in Wildcatting Part 2- The Alaska Oil Discovery
Просмотров 4827 месяцев назад
Bill Armstrong, CEO of Armstrong Oil and Gas is honored at the HGS Legends in Wildcatting special dinner meeting January 8, 2024 in Houston Texas. He talks about his career, his company's discovery of over a billion barrels of oil on the north slope of Alaska, oil resources, and the Trans-Alaska pipeline.
Bill Armstrong -Legends in Wildcatting Alaska- Part 1 -Early Years
Просмотров 3587 месяцев назад
Bill Armstrong, CEO of Armstrong Oil and Gas is honored at the HGS Legends in Wildcatting special dinner meeting January 8, 2024 in Houston Texas. He talks about his career, his company's discovery of over a billion barrels of oil on the north slope of Alaska, oil resources, and the Trans-Alaska pipeline.
Bill Armstrong- Legends in Wildcatting- Introduction and Overview
Просмотров 2207 месяцев назад
Bill Armstrong, CEO of Armstrong Oil and Gas is honored at the HGS Legends in Wildcatting special dinner meeting January 8, 2024 in Houston Texas. He talks about his career, his company's discovery of over a billion barrels of oil on the north slope of Alaska, oil resources, and the Trans-Alaska pipeline. Moderated by Charles Sternbach.
Galveston Field Trip Stop 2
Просмотров 518 месяцев назад
Erik Scott leads Brazos River and Galveston Field Trip November 18 2023
Galveston Field Trip Stop 3
Просмотров 248 месяцев назад
Erik Scott leads Brazos River and Galveston Field Trip November 18 2023
Galveston Field Trip Stop 4
Просмотров 348 месяцев назад
Erik Scott leads Brazos River and Galveston Field Trip November 18 2023
Galveston Field Trip Stop 5 Back Bay
Просмотров 328 месяцев назад
Galveston Field Trip Stop 5 Back Bay
Galveston Field Trip Stop 1 Overview
Просмотров 958 месяцев назад
Galveston Field Trip Stop 1 Overview
Robert Stewart- Sheriff Lecture Introductions
Просмотров 398 месяцев назад
Robert Stewart- Sheriff Lecture Introductions
Giant and Super Giant Oil Fields in Gulf Coast: How To Find More
Просмотров 3258 месяцев назад
Giant and Super Giant Oil Fields in Gulf Coast: How To Find More
Airborne Laser Mapping LIDAR in Central America
Просмотров 2048 месяцев назад
Airborne Laser Mapping LIDAR in Central America
Tom Lapen: U of H Department Overview
Просмотров 538 месяцев назад
Tom Lapen: U of H Department Overview
Student Poster Session Sheriff Lecture
Просмотров 1819 месяцев назад
Student Poster Session Sheriff Lecture
Student Award Winner Sheriff Lecture 2023
Просмотров 1159 месяцев назад
Student Award Winner Sheriff Lecture 2023
Bryan Guzman- History of Carbon Capture in the US
Просмотров 15110 месяцев назад
Bryan Guzman- History of Carbon Capture in the US
HGS 100th Gala: Toast to the Future
Просмотров 10610 месяцев назад
HGS 100th Gala: Toast to the Future
HGS 101st President Gets Rock Hammer Award
Просмотров 3910 месяцев назад
HGS 101st President Gets Rock Hammer Award
@36.28 > what is the tribe name?
Benishangul Gumuz
Well done; thanks for posting.
Very nice summary. I've been trying to find evidence from deep wells that confirm the hypothesis that post-rifting Mesozoic sediments overlie Paleozoic sediments in the areas shown to have crustal thinning (green areas in the figure at minute 13). Where have any wells encountered Paleozoic sediments under what's understood to be original locations of Louann Salt deposition?
Climate change is real, but NOT man-made. Green energy propaganda.
At what point do you geologists from Texas and Mexico talk to the guys from the Pacific Northwest or the Scots? How do you explain a SYSTEM if you stay in your cubby-holes? I can see escarpments in NY and Scotland. PUT THE SYSTEM TOGETHER! You guys are too segmented. I travel to NW New Mexico/NE Arizona. I know the rocks say "swamp" at some point and riverine at another. Paleomagnetism, unless you're too orthodox. I'm only saying that if your theories don't match up with someone else's thousands of miles and millions of years away, then there needs to be RESOLUTION! Tie them together. One front.
The strength of earths tectonic processes is amazing. The fact that Northern South America was souther south America in Laurentia times show you just how much we actually move albeit very slowly
Wow! That was dense and super informative. I'm just now learning the basics of geology but I will definitely keep coming back to this video as I learn
Watch Nick Zentner and feel your brain warm.
I would like to ask a question? You have an area marked Highland that I believe was volcanic. Could it be an ancient volcanic mountain there at one point?
I can't believe I let my family talk me out of becoming a geologist.
Omg the lady in the background that would not shut up.
Thank you for the helpful overview! Very interesting.
Excellent summary presentation, Tom! Lots to think about.
I enjoyed that.
so when the land separated animals became smaller , look uso when the land separated animals became smaller , look up island animals shrinking. dinosaurs didn't die they shrank!. Land smaller animals smaller !!
some dinos descended into ostriches, others into hummingbirds, so...
So Appalachians, Atlas Mountains, and Ouachita Range formed in the same Pangea collision? Forgive me, I'm not a geologist. Just a geology buff.
Great information dense talk! Thx
My Dad does a lot of this research, Dr. William Martin Benzing IV.
I wish I knew how to contact your wonderful wife...who kept you safe from malaria. The email she posted with that story is now defunct. I would very much like to get a hold of 200c Malaria officinalis. You are both blessed to have such wonderful support for one another's passions. Bravo for your accomplishments!
Great overview. Watching on youtube I had the benefit of pausing here and there, which helped to absorb the information.
A real genius...So sad to hear your death. You'll be sorely missed!
Interesting though I wished he had not run through so much material in half the time it should have taken to explain this well. If he is like this at home he must have the most frustrated wife in town.
His wife passed away some years ago. He talks this way in his presentation because he has a lot of information to convey in a very short time. Lighten up.
damn dude, have some class
Im drinkin beer,you are a buzz killer
You are so boring pasquale
This guy could be my new hero within the next 12-18 months. #88e
RIP Paul.
Explaining up and down does not make you a scientist. Explain what changed and why. Reanalysis of data is actually good science, unlike this presentation.
If you have a few semesters, he might be able to give some reasons. Sadly much of what causes the violent shifts is not fully understood. We just know that they happen and some of the reasons that may have caused them.
Good, reasonable explanation as to why the Tertiary volcanism activity drove off hydrocarbons... but, that being the case, why are the thin seam coal present of such low grade, poorly bituminous vs a higher grade bituminous or even low grade anthracitic???
Too bad the woman off camera wasn't gagged... She really takes away from the presentation for the viewer. 'Might have added nice "color" for those actually in attendance, but killed the vid.
Sigh. Climate change exists, it always has and always will. But taxing co2 will do absolutely nothing. That's what the conversation should really be about.
Excellent work gentlemen!
Tis Issat -> 2nd largest waterfall along the nyle
nice
BP criminals, should be tried for rape, and murder. The scum of the earth.
Yes fantastic.
After Bob gave his HGS talk the weather in Houston had a record cold month of temperatures.
Here's climate change for dumbie's along with common misconception's idiot's like this portray... rofl @ anyone who takes this guy serious Climate change is simple /watch?v=A7ktYbVwr90&list=PL0BmvXx9t-K96Fox6iYWIuPN0PsYn7Fou&index=2
I will get back to you. Being in life sciences, I am no expert on climate and data pertaining but I am going to link this to a prominent climatologist and have him give it a look. Later
I wonder how much this guy charged them to speak. If it was gratis, I wonder who put him up to it. Good thing these kind of folks are marginalized. If he spoke at a conference of climatologists, paleoclimatologists, even meteorologists, he would be laughed out of the building.
"Crunched" being the operative word. Sill no specific reference to what he says that's wrong.
This is one man's opinion/interpretation of some data. Science prides itself on eliminating this kind of presentation. This is why he states his non-affiliation to his professional group. I will say that it is good that some will question the process but when the majority are in consensus with AGW and it's causes, and they are all top in their fields, Bob is in a very very small group of doubters. The group is continuing to get smaller as more data is compiled, crunched and computed.
Why? What exactly is wrong with it?
What a bunch of malarky.
deepwater geologist should watch this video. It is like a course in clastic rock geology
an incredible talk!!
makes some good points about the Macondo oil spill in 2010!