HSE       Data Licensing         Marine Environment         Commercial Health          Site Map
 
User Name:
Password:
Remember Login:
 
Forgot your password?
 
 
 
 
IAGC is the international trade association which represents the industry that provides geophysical services (geophysical data acquisition, seismic data ownership and licensing, geophysical data processing and interpretation, and associated services and product providers) to the oil and gas industry. 

IAGC represents more than 100 member companies from all segments of the geophysical industry.  IAGC member companies:
  • come from all regions of the world;
  • globally employ tens of thousands of people;
  • range in size from the largest global full service contractors to individuals in business as sole proprietorships, and range from start-up companies to companies who provide geophysical goods and services to contractors and E&P companies alike;
  • represent the vast majority of both the global data acquisition capacity and the non-exclusive data in libraries today.
IAGC's focus areas include government issues, standards and best practices (with an emphasis on Health, Safety and Environmental issues) and the commercial health of the geophysical industry.
 
# # # # #

In an effort to better service our IAGC members, this website allows for committees to structure their own pages and invites interaction. IAGC members must login to access these capabilities.

Check this website regularly for HSE alerts and information on industry wide issues.
 
 
 

Free CD available - Marine Geophysical Operations:  An Overview

This interactive CD provides an overview of general information regarding marine operations in terms appropriate for a non-technical audience.
 
 
IAGC Advertisers
IAGC Core Members may advertise on our site for no charge.  Please click here for rates for other IAGC members and non members.
 

Current News:

Alert - US GOM Seismic Permits Caught Up in GOM Oil Spill

Article Requires Membership to Read   eNGO to sue MMS over lack of MMPA and ESA permits for seismic and other operations The Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) today filed a formal notice of intent to sue US Department of Interior (DOI) and MMS for ignoring marine-mammal protection laws when approving drilling, seismic and other operations in the US Gulf of Mexico. more

More Articles

Upcoming Events:

Meeting with Newfoundland and Labrador Province

Offices of the Minister for Energy  3-Aug-10

More Upcoming Calendar Events

 

© 2000 - 2004 IAGC. All rights reserved.

Contact Us | Site Map | RSS | OPML | Search This Site | Home
Schipul Web Design | Tendenci® Membership Management Software | Privacy Statement