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IAGC Executive Committee on 9-Feb-12 8:00 AM

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:00:00 GMT

IAGC Executive Committee
Start Date: 9-Feb-12 8:00 AM
End Time: 9-Feb-12 10:00 AM
Location: TBD

TBD

IAGC Board of Directors Meeting on 20-Feb-12 3:00 PM

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 21:00:00 GMT

IAGC Board of Directors Meeting
Start Date: 20-Feb-12 3:00 PM
End Time: 20-Feb-12 5:00 PM

IAGC Annual Meeting on 21-Feb-12 8:00 AM

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 14:00:00 GMT

IAGC Annual Meeting
Start Date: 21-Feb-12 8:00 AM
End Time: 21-Feb-12 3:30 PM
Location: Norris Conference Center, Houston, Texas 77024
Speaker: Tommy P. Beaudreau

Event Details:

This program will offer a keynote lunchtime speaker and will include a panel session comprised of geophysical industry executives who will offer their viewpoints on the state of the industry today the obstacles we face and our outlook going forward. In addition, we will have concurrent breakout sessions focusing on:

HSE & Security in Geophysical Operations
Commercial Health of the Geophysical Industry
Advances in Marine Data Acquisition Technology
Advances in Land Data Acquisition Technology

We will provide brief updates on IAGC global activities and will conduct routine Association business. As always, we will conclude this meeting with a networking reception.

We appreciate your continued support and look forward to seeing you at the 2012 Annual Meeting.

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As this years annual membership meeting will not be held at a hotel we do not have any discounted room rates to offer our attending guests. There are, however, many hotels in the area :hotels:

If you require a letter of invitation to attend for the purpose of obtaining a travel visa from your home country we have a generic layout :here:

Please contact us if you need something different (+1.713.957.8080/ iagc@iagc.org)

Norris Conference Center

803 Town & Country Ln

Houston, Texas 77024

Joint EAME/Asia Pacific Crew Managers Network Meeting on 27-Feb-12 7:00 PM

Tue, 28 Feb 2012 01:00:00 GMT

Joint EAME/Asia Pacific Crew Managers Network Meeting
Start Date: 27-Feb-12 7:00 PM
End Time: 28-Feb-12 5:00 PM
Location: Meeting Venue Will Be Announced in Late January 2012
Event Details:

There is no registration for this meeting.

This meeting is for Land Crew Managers only. If your company has operations in the EAME and/or Asia Pacific region and you wish to send 1 or 2 Crew Managers to this meeting, you are instructed to contact Mehdi Hamel (WesternGeco - mhamel@slb.com and provide him with the names and e-mail addresses of those individuals.

VISA Requirements:

For your convenience, a link to the United Arab Emirates Embassy in Washington, DC USA is provided so as to assist participants in determining if a VISA must be obtained for entry into UAE. If you require a VISA you should contact Mehdi Hamel (mhamel@slb.com) to make the necessary arrangements.

Meeting Venue Will Be Announced in Late January 2012

Spring 2012 IAGC/OGP Joint HSE & Security Forum on 24-Apr-12 8:30 AM

Tue, 24 Apr 2012 13:30:00 GMT

Spring 2012 IAGC/OGP Joint HSE & Security Forum
Start Date: 24-Apr-12 8:30 AM
End Time: 25-Apr-12 5:30 PM
Location: Venue to be Determined, Houston, Texas
Event Details:

ExxonMobil will be hosting this event.

Venue to be Determined

Global HSE & Security Steering Committee Meeting on 26-Apr-12 9:00 AM

Thu, 26 Apr 2012 14:00:00 GMT

Global HSE & Security Steering Committee Meeting
Start Date: 26-Apr-12 9:00 AM
End Time: 26-Apr-12 11:00 AM
Location: Venue to be Determined, Houston, Texas
Event Details:

Meeting Location to be Determined

Venue to be Determined

Party Chief and Captains Network Meeting on 22-May-12 12:00 PM

Tue, 22 May 2012 18:00:00 GMT

Party Chief and Captains Network Meeting
Start Date: 22-May-12 12:00 PM
End Time: 23-May-12 5:00 PM
Location: Fugro Offices - Oslo, Norway

Fugro Offices - Oslo, Norway

Safety Moment Just Get the Basics Right!

Walt Rosenbusch - noemail@iagc.org — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 21:45:00 GMT

“Being passionate about safety means being so caring about one's fellow workers and being so excited about the tools we have to help them work more safety, that we continually think ahead about more ways to protect people, talk with great enthusiasm when sharing our safety insights, set the right example every time, never shy away from stopping an unsafe act and continuously suggesting safer ways of working.” HSE professionals are constantly trying to finds ways to pass along the same passion for safety as they have. Often they are left feeling unsatisfied and dishearten when it passion is not displayed within their company.

Not that they shouldn’t continue trying, but maybe HSE professionals should be satisfied and encouraged with co-workers doing the right every time for safety – whether they were passionate or not. Maybe concentrate on the basics and repeating them over and over and don’t worry about generating passion. If co-workers don’t get the basics right, it will catch up with us eventually. Below is a list of 10 “basics” that we should all think about.

1. Technically qualified and competent people

2. Effective inductions

3. Safe equipment, materials and environment

4. Specific safety training

5. Permits, proper risk assessments and pre-job talks

6. An effective safety observations system

7. Good reporting

8. Coaching to overcome aspects of human nature

9. Continuous, concise and frequent education

10. A great safety culture

20-Jan-12 3:45 PM

Environmental Impact Assessment of Electromagnetic Techniques

Sarah Tsoflias - noemail@iagc.org — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 20:45:00 GMT

A press release about the completion and publication of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of electromagnetic (EM) techniques used for oil and gas exploration and production in the marine environment was issued 8 November 2011. It has subsequently featured as a news item in several industry journals. The document is available for download in pdf format from the IAGC website.

An abstract about the EIA has been submitted for consideration as a presentation at the 2012 SPE/APPEA International Conference on Health, Safety and Environment, 11-13 September 2012, Perth, Australia.

20-Jan-12 2:45 PM

Recommended Visual Observer Reporting Forms

Sarah Tsoflias - noemail@iagc.org — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 20:30:00 GMT

An initial proposal for a technical paper about the recently released IAGC Recommended Visual Observer Reporting Forms andGuidance for Marine Life Visual Observers has been submitted for consideration as a presentation at the 2012 SPE/APPEA International Conference on Health, Safety and Environment, 11-13 September 2012, Perth, Australia. These documents were developed to complement the IAGC Recommended Mitigation Measures for Cetaceans during Geophysical Operations. A press release about these publications is scheduled to be issued in January 2012. All the documents are available for download from the IAGC website.

20-Jan-12 2:30 PM

US BEOM Fish Workshop Scheduled

Sarah Tsoflias - noemail@iagc.org — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 20:00:00 GMT

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) is convening a workshop to identify gaps in our understanding of the effects of noise on marine fish, fisheries, and invertebrates. Much focus has been placed on understanding the effects of these activities on marine mammals, but the effects on marine fish, fisheries, and invertebrates are less well understood. The upcoming workshop seeks to broaden that understanding. BOEM will use the results of this workshop to better inform decision-making and environmental analysis processes. Led by Dr. Arthur Popper, University of Maryland, and Dr. Anthony Hawkins, Loughine Limited, University of Aberdeen UK, this workshop will bring together world recognized experts on fisheries and anthropogenic noise in order to:

Identify the priority fisheries and species in the U.S. Atlantic and Arctic OCS
Determine the feasible short-term and long-term research goals to close significant knowledge gaps
Ascertain available means to reduce anthropogenic noise levels
Identify mitigation options to reduce exposure risk

For more information and registration, go to www.BOEMSoundWorkshop.com.

20-Jan-12 2:00 PM

BOEM Publishes New NTL Covering Seismic Mitigation Measures for the OCS

Sarah Tsoflias - noemail@iagc.org — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 19:45:00 GMT

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management has issued a new Notice to Lessee (NTL) No. 2012-G02effective January 1, 2012. The new NTL, which supersedes and replaces NTL No. 2007-G02, does not introduce any new types of mitigation measures but is intended to clarify how a geophysical contractor should implement seismic survey mitigation measures, including ramp-up procedures, the use of a minimum sound source, airgun testing and protected species observation and reporting. Additionally, the new NTL incorporates new regulations cited in the Code of Federal Regulation (CFR), which was necessary upon the dissolution of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement and the creation of the BOEM and the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE).

If you have any questions concerning the new NTL, please contact Sarah Tsoflias (VP- IAGC)or Walt Rosenbusch (VP – IAGC).

20-Jan-12 1:45 PM

41st IAGC Annual Meeting

Walt Rosenbusch - noemail@iagc.org — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 18:30:00 GMT

Register today to attend the 2012 IAGC Annual Meeting that will be held on Tuesday 21 February beginning at 8:30 a.m. at the Norris Conference Center (City Centre) in Houston, Texas, USA.The agenda for the Annual Meeting will include several keynote speakers and a panel session comprised of geophysical industry executives who will offer their viewpoints on the state of the industry today, the obstacles we face, and our outlook going forward. We have extended invitations to Tommy Beaudreau, Director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management and a Senior Executive from the Natural Resource Defense Council to be two of our three keynote speakers.

New this year will be concurrent breakout sessions that will focus on:

HSE & Security in Geophysical Operations
Commercial Health of the Geophysical Industry
Advances in Marine Data Acquisition Technology
Advances in Land Data Acquisition Technology

In addition, we will provide brief updates on IAGC global activities and conduct routine Association business. As always, we will conclude this meeting with a networking reception.

Register today!We appreciate your continued support and look forward to seeing you at the 2012 Annual Meeting.

20-Jan-12 12:30 PM

Safety Moment: Risk Assessment protecting your most valuable asset!

Walt Rosenbusch - noemail@iagc.org — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 23:30:00 GMT

A risk assessment is an important step in protecting workers and business, as well as complying with the law. It helps you focus on the risks that really matter in your workplace – the ones with the potential to cause real harm. In many instances, straightforward measures can readily control risks, for example ensuring spillages are cleaned up promptly so people do not slip, or cupboard drawers are kept closed to ensure people do not trip. For most, that means simple, cheap and effective measures to ensure your most valuable asset – your workforce – is protected.

What is risk assessment?

A risk assessment is simply a careful examination of what, in your work, could cause harm to people, so that you can weigh up whether you have taken enough precautions or should do more to prevent harm. Workers and others have a right to be protected from harm caused by a failure to take reasonable control measures.

Accidents and ill health can ruin lives and affect your business too if output is lost, machinery is damaged, insurance costs increase or you have to go to court. We are required to assess the risks in our workplaces so that we can put in place a plan to control the risks.

16-Nov-11 5:30 PM

EM Environmental Impact Assessment completed

Walt Rosenbusch - noemail@iagc.org — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 23:00:00 GMT

An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of electromagnetic (EM) techniques used for oil and gas exploration and production in the marine environment has been completed and published. The EM EIA was funded by the member companies of the IAGC EM Subcommittee and prepared by LGL Limited environmental research associates. A Press Release announcing the new publication was distributed to a range of international and local specialist oil and gas magazines on November 8.

The goal of the EIA was to provide a comprehensive resource summarizing available literature and potential effects of EM technologies on marine life. Designed for a broad audience, the document provides a basic description of EM survey technologies, naturally-occurring EM fields, and the potential use of these fields by diverse animal groups. The assessment focuses on survey activities considered to have at least some potential to affect marine animals, such as EM, noise, light emissions, and accidental events.

The EIA concluded that EM sources as presently used have no potential for significant effects on animal groups such as fish, seabirds, sea turtles, and marine mammals. In addition, cumulative effects from EM surveys are negligible compared to natural EM anomalies, induced fields from natural water currents, and anthropogenic EM sources such as those originating from undersea equipment.

The IAGC EM Subcommittee anticipates the EM EIA will be a useful reference document for the geophysical industry as well as oil and gas exploration companies, regulators, non-government organizations and other stakeholders. Environmental Impact Assessment of Electromagnetic Techniques used for Oil & Gas Exploration & Production is available for download in pdf format at the IAGC website.

16-Nov-11 5:00 PM

Fall 2011 HSE & Security Forum recap

Walt Rosenbusch - noemail@iagc.org — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 22:30:00 GMT

The fall IAGC/OGP Joint Global HSE & Security Forum was held the 27th & 28th of September, hosted by CGGVeritas at their offices in Massy, France. There were 67 participants to the two-day event – one of the largest numbers of individuals to attend the Forum to date. The Chair of both the IAGC Global HSE & Security Steering Committee and OGP Geophysical HSSE Subcommittee developed a very engaging and compelling agenda. 19 high potential (HiPo) incidents were presented, the IAGC detailed updates of its various subcommittee and workgroup activities, and OGP appraised attendees on the various guideline updates they are undertaking. In addition, several case studies were presented that allowed for the sharing of best practices. These presentations were very well received to the point that case studies will be included as an agenda item in future Forums.

Forum attendees benefited from the following presentations and updates provided during the two-day event:

Mehdi Hamel (WesternGeco), Patrick Legh-Smith (WesternGeco), John Barrett (Global Geophysical) Phil Gallaway (Chevron), Jose Tamayo (Geokinetics) and Alastair Hunter (Paras Marine) presented six individual case studies that addressed evacuation from hostile areas; change management; behavioral based safety; contractor health, environment and safety management within a large E&P company; incident analysis; and a new workboat design that would aide in minimizing incidents, respectively.
Eelco Sixma (CGGVeritas) presented the new/updated Aide Memoirethat he has been developing which will allow a user to search fatalities and high potential incident in one place.
Stephen Hallows (BP) provided an update of his task group efforts in updating OGP 292 – HSE Competence Assessment and Training Guidelines for the Geophysical Industry.
David Rash (Geokinetics) provided an update of the Security Subcommittee’s recent activity and the priorities they are taking in developing a strategic plan to address the various security related issues impacting the geophysical industry.
Ian Threadgold (Threadgold Safety Management) updated attendees as to the status of the Risk Management of Explosive Remnants from Geophysical Operations (ERGO) guidance document that he and others are developing. Ian requested additional input from the interested individuals.
Stewart Fraser (OGP) provided a comprehensive update on various OGP activities including the status of the OGP 210 update effort.
Jonathan Miller (CGGVeritas) was able to report that sponsors had been identified to host all four of the regional Land Step Change Crew Managers Network Meetings: South American Exploration – Latin America; Global Geophysical – North America; WesternGeco – EAME, and; BGP – Asia Pacific.
John Barrett – Global Geophysical provided a brief update on the activities of the Line Clearance Workgroup.
Jess Yeates (CGGVeritas) provided an update of the Small Boat Subcommittee, including the Subcommittee’s remit and an outline of issues it will address in the near term – Guidelines for Small Boat Operations and Guidelines for Small Boat competency and Training.
Dr. Barbey (WesternGeco) provided an overview of the efforts of the OGP-IPIECA Health Committee and answered a number of questions from attendees regarding health related issues impacting the geophysical (and E&P) industry.
The company Beltoise set up a driver training simulator and allowed several attendees to test their skills at driving in and under various scenarios.

The above, as well as the rest of the presentations and high potential incident presentations from the Forum, are available on the IAGC website.

2012 Spring HSE & Security Forum

The 2012 Spring HSE & Security Forum will be held the 24^th & 25^th of April, 2012 and will be hosted by ExxonMobil in Houston, Texas, USA. An initial announcement concerning the spring 2012 Forum will be sent out in January or February 2012. If you have any suggestions for agenda items/topics for the Forum, you are encouraged to send them to Patrick Legh-Smith (WesternGeco) – IAGC Global HSE & Security Steering Committee Chairman, and Walt Rosenbusch (IAGC).

SPE/APPEA International HSE Conference

TheSPE / APPEA International Conference on Health, Safety and Environment will be held in Perth, Australia, 11 – 13 September, 2012.IAGC and OGP are considering the practicalities of holding the fall 2012 IAGC/OGP HSE & Security Forum in Perth in conjunction with the SPE/APPEA HSE conference. When a decision is made, an announcement will be made to IAGC and OGP members.

16-Nov-11 4:30 PM

Acoustic Mitigation & Monitoring Systems for Marine Mammals Workshop Proceedings now available

Sarah Tsoflias - noemail@iagc.org — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 19:00:00 GMT

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement (BOEMRE), Gulf of Mexico Region, has made available a new study report titled: Status and Applications of Acoustic Mitigation and Monitoring Systems for Marine Mammals: Workshop Proceedings (OCS Study BOEMRE 2011-002). The report releases the proceedings of a November 2009 workshop that explored the capabilities and limitations of using passive and active acoustic systems to monitor and help mitigate adverse impacts of marine mammals in offshore environments.

The IAGC participated in the 2009 workshop in Boston, Massachusetts. A report written soon after is available on the IAGC website. The new publication and technical summary are available for download from the BOEMRE website.

16-Nov-11 1:00 PM

Western U.S. Lands Access Committee

Thu, 02 Feb 2012 18:37:14 GMT

The Western U.S./Alaska Region Operations Subcommittee monitors and responds -- under the direction of the IAGC President and the oversight Government Affairs Committee -- to governmental, operational or permitting issues affecting the geophysical industry in a region of the U.S. from Colorado to California and Alaska.

Committee Members

Issues and Activities
- IAGC Recommended Approach for Permitting
- BLM Management
- WY SHPO
- NEPA
- Wildlife
- Categorical Exclusions
- "BLM" Communication Initiative
- "Sleeping Charges"
- Sage Grouse
- RESPONSIBLE ENERGY
- Rawlins, Wyoming RMP/EIS
- 2010 WOGCC Proposed Seismic Rule Changes

Sub-Committees / Workgroups
- "BLM"Initiative

Committee Meeting Archives / Committee Documents
- 2007
- 2006
- 2005
- 2004

Associated References

Associated Committees
- Eastern U.S. / Gulf Coast

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IAGC Current Members

Tue, 31 Jan 2012 14:34:26 GMT

Core Members Supporting Members Honorary Members Membership Certificates (PDF) Core Members Company Contact Web URL BGP International Jianguo Zhao www.bgp.com.cn CGGVeritas Fernando Aguilar www.cggveritas.com Dawson Geophysical Company Steven Jumper www.dawson3d.com FairfieldNodal Joe Dryer www.fairfieldnodal.com FUGRO Hans Meyer www.fugro.com...

Membership

Fri, 27 Jan 2012 15:00:12 GMT

Current IAGC Members Membership Classes: IAGC membership has two classes of active membership: core members and supporting members, which are defined below. Certain individuals may also be granted honorary membership status. CORE: Geophysical companies who are members in good standing at the formula dues level for core members, who are not owned by a government entity or an oil and gas exploration and production company (E & P company), and whose primary business is one or more of the following: Geophysical data acquisition contractor; Geophysical data processing contractor; or Owner and supplier of multi-client geophysical data for license. SUPPORTING: Companies who are members in good standing at the formula dues level for supporting members and who either: Meet the core member definition but elect not to participate at the dues level for Core Members; or Provide geophysical industry products and services to other IAGC...

IAGC Membership Dues

Fri, 20 Jan 2012 16:31:24 GMT

Supporting Dues Schedule: Supporting Members' dues structure will be based upon annual revenues from geophysical services, data and/or products and will be assessed annually and scaled as follows: Annual Revenue US Dollars Self Employed USD 350 Less than $2 million USD 950 Less than $5 million USD 1,550 Less than $10 million USD 2,300 Less than $25 million USD 5,000 Less than $50 million USD 9,200 Less than $75 million USD 18,500 Less than $200 million USD 25,800 Over $200 million USD 33,500 For purposes of determining a member company's dues level (either core or supporting), their most recent 12 months of revenue will be used. For these purposes, the...

Guidance Documents, References and Resources in the Marine Environment Area

Thu, 19 Jan 2012 17:50:12 GMT

IAGC Recommended Visual Observer Reporting Forms - December 2011 IAGC Guidance for Marine Life Visual Observers - December 2011 IAGC Recommended Mitigation Measures for Cetaceans during Geophysical Operations - June 2011 The Geophysical Industry's core commitment is that our geophysical operations should not have a significant effect on any cetacean population. It is recommended that, in the absence of any regulations or operation-specific risk assessment to the contrary, the Geophysical Industry implement the following measures during global marine geophysical operations. Environmental Impact Assessment of Electromagnetic Techniques used for Oil & Gas Exploration & Production Fundamentals for Underwater Sound - Report No. 406 OGP/ IAGC - May 2008 This report has been produced by the joint OGP/IAGC Sound & Marine Life Task Force. It is the first in what will be a series of technical monographs on aspects of the issue of how...

Conferences and Meetings

Thu, 19 Jan 2012 14:59:14 GMT

This page acts as a calendar of forthcoming international events such as conferences, workshops, seminars, and meetings related to the subject of Industry sound and marine life. Where available, links are provided to websites with more information on each event. PAST Conferences and Meetings 2012 January 18 - 20 12th National Conference on Science, Policy and the Environment: Environment & Security - Washington, DC, USA February 21 IAGC Annual Meeting - Houston, Texas, USA 20 - 24 2012 Ocean Sciences Meeting - Salt Lake City, Utah, USA March 6 - 8 NMFS Arctic Ocean Open Water Meeting - Anchorage, Alaska, USA 19 - 22 BOEM Workshop: Effects of Noise on Fish, Fisheries, and Invertebrates - San Diego, California, USA 26 - 28 26th Conference of the European Cetacean Society - Galway, Ireland April 16-20 US Office of Naval Research Biennial Program Review Meeting - Washington DC 17 - 18 OGP...

Gulf of Mexico

Thu, 12 Jan 2012 22:49:26 GMT

2010 Gulf of Mexico Lawsuits (in response to BP blowout/ spill) Documents related to Seismic Survey Mitigation Measures: Gulf of Mexico Current Guideline / Regulation (NTL 2012-G02) - Effective 01/1/2012 NTL with Changes Highlighted Gulf of Mexico Guideline / Regulation (NTL 2007-G02) - Expired 12/31/2011 MMS Initial Guidance regarding NTL 2007-G02 (26 April 2007) MMS clarification regarding implementation of mitigation measures stipulated in NTL 2007-G02 (2 August 2007) Reporting Forms: Visual Observer Effort Report Survey Report Sighting Report Documents related to NTL 2008-G04: MMS NTL 2008-G04 Information Requirements for Exploration Plans and Development Operations Coordination Documents (1 May 2008) Federal Register Notice Final Rule revisions to 30 CFR 250, subpart B (13 April 2007) Federal Register Notice Final Rule...

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IAGC Newsletter Survey

noemail@iagc.org — Thu, 05 May 2011 14:00:00 GMT

Objectives:

The International Association of Geophysical Contractors (IAGC) is working to improve their member email communications. Your response to this brief survey in regards to the IAGC newsletter (s) is very much appreciated!

Release Date: 5-May-11 9:00 AM
Expiration Date: 31-May-11 12:00 PM

IAGC 40th Annual Meeting 2011

noemail@iagc.org — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 21:00:00 GMT

Objectives:

As an attendee of this year's IAGC Annual Meeting held in Houston February 24th, would you please take a moment to give us your opinions on how the meeting went?

We would especially like to know about some of the things you liked and some things you would like to see done differently next year.

This information will be gathered soley for the purpose of improving next year's annual meeting.

Please feel free to comment on any of the topics covered in the appropriate text boxes at the end.

For the following topic areas please rate your opinion on how they were handled/ presented 1-5.

1 meaning you did NOT like the way something was handled

5 meaning you were very pleased with how it went

Release Date: 1-Mar-11 3:00 PM
Expiration Date: 30-May-11 3:00 PM

2010 IAGC Annual Meeting

noemail@iagc.org — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 20:00:00 GMT

Objectives:

As an attendee of this year's IAGC Annual Meeting held in Houston February 18th, would you please take a moment to give us your opinions on how the meeting went?

We would especially like to know about some of the things you liked and some things you would like to see done differently next year.

This information will be gathered soley for the purpose of sculpting an outline for next year's annual meeting.

For the following topic areas please rate your opinion on how they were handled/ presented 1-5.

1 meaning you did NOT like the way something was handled

5 meaning you were very pleased with how it went

Release Date: 4-Mar-10 2:00 PM
Expiration Date: 2-Jun-10 2:00 PM

For the following topic areas please rate your opinion on how they were handled/ presented 1-5.

1 meaning you did NOT like the way something was handled

5 meaning you were very pleased with how it went

Geophysics Market Survey

noemail@iagc.org — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 13:00:00 GMT

Objectives:

Hart’s E&P Magazine has asked IAGC to help it conduct a survey of geophysical contractors to identify current trends within the geophysical industry related to activity, prices, and changing business models. Results of this survey will be compiled by IAGC, and aggregate survey results will be furnished to Hart's without indentifying any individual company response. Hart's will take IAGC's aggregate results and summarize them in an article on the subject to be published in the October issue, which will be distributed at the annual meeting of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG). If warranted, IAGC will consider sharing or publicizing the results of this survey with other appropriate parties.

Release Date: 4-Sep-09 8:00 AM
Expiration Date: 9-Oct-09 5:00 PM

Tue, 07 Jul 2009 15:04:53 GMT

D¿d you know?

IAGC keeps an archive of monthly Gulf of Mexico Activity Reports compiled by the Americas Offshore Committee

(members only)

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Sun, 05 Feb 2012 11:56:56 GMT