I am a Geologist with almost two years working experience in the oil and gas industry. I work with a servicing firm; I created this thread so that fellow interpreters and modelers can share ideas in moving our jobs forward. Help upcoming Geologist and share update on latest industrial software.
Also if there is any vacancy in your firm or my firm we can easily contact each other.
I just realized Geologist are very few compared to the Engineers hence the need for this thread

I am a Geophysicist/Seismic Interpreter with 9yrs industry experience. I have also worked as a Palaeontologist/Biostratigrapher.

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I am a Geophysicist/Seismic Interpreter with 9yrs industry experience. I have also worked as a Palaeontologist/Biostratigrapher.

Bros i greet your 9 years experience, interpreting seismic can you know an MFS from seismic volume?

I am a geophysicist, just graduated from futo and still serving, no experience apart from industrial training in paleontology/biostratigraphy. I will be glad if you all share your experience with me.

good day everyone, am currently in my 200level studying geology. pls OP what software or soft skills can a geology student like me learn that is so relevant and useful in the industry. thanks

Siloko26:
good day everyone, am currently in my 200level studying geology. pls OP what software or soft skills can a geology student like me learn that is so relevant and useful in the industry. thanks

with the right tutorial and practice you can understand arcGIS if interested in this let me know

Siloko26:
good day everyone, am currently in my 200level studying geology. pls OP what software or soft skills can a geology student like me learn that is so relevant and useful in the industry. thanks

Acquiring soft skills its dependent on the relevance to your passion. For me when I use PETREL and GEOGRAPHIX they are user friendly and they serve the purpose that I Love; seismic interpretation, petrophysics and modeling. So if you want to Model/interpret i will recommend PETREL & if u want to Characterize GEOGRAPHIX

nonyeesther:
I am a geophysicist, just graduated from futo and still serving, no experience apart from industrial training in paleontology/biostratigraphy. I will be glad if you all share your experience with me.

There are so many experience to share, so pls narrow down ur question.

@almasterpiece, am a fresh graduate of geology, am interested in Petrel and Geographix, i was told that if i download it,i will need a code to unlock it, how true is that? how can u be of help and are there other software u can recommend? my email is abodunrinoluwatobi14@gmail.com

olubori1:
@almasterpiece, am a fresh graduate of geology, am interested in Petrel and Geographix, i was told that if i download it,i will need a code to unlock it, how true is that? how can u be of help and are there other software u can recommend? my email is abodunrinoluwatobi14@gmail.com

i sent you a mail.

almasterpiece:

i sent you a mail.

Thanks

almasterpiece:

Bros i greet your 9 years experience, interpreting seismic can you know an MFS from seismic volume?

Yes, you can ascertain a Maximum Flooding Surface (MFS) on seismic but it requires experience especially in Seismic facies analysis, quality of data and a good knowledge of the field in question. In Geosciences we try as much as possible to gather enough available data for our interpretations. Most Geoscientists would ask for Well Data and Biostratigraphic information in addition to Seismic for them to point out any MFS (Which still requires plenty of experience). However the easiest data set to obtain an MFS from is Biostratigraphic chart.

Seismic Facies analysis/Sequence Stratigraphy is a field I love so much

almasterpiece:
I am a Geologist with almost two years working experience in the oil and gas industry. I work with a servicing firm; I created this thread so that fellow interpreters and modelers can share ideas in moving our jobs forward. Help upcoming Geologist and share update on latest industrial software.
Also if there is any vacancy in your firm or my firm we can easily contact each other.
I just realized Geologist are very few compared to the Engineers hence the need for this thread

So what is your area of specialty?

nonyeesther:
I am a geophysicist, just graduated from futo and still serving, no experience apart from industrial training in paleontology/biostratigraphy. I will be glad if you all share your experience with me.

I started in the Industry as a Micropaleontologist in a servicing Firm. This is a field most Geoscientist dread. I got the job mostly due to my B.Sc Project research which I did in micropaleontology. Package that which you know about palaeontology very well cos it might sell you one day.

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So what is your area of specialty?

I interpret Seismic data using well logs; & other available data, Characterize and Model Reservoir; Static.

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