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NEOS' Morgan Brown presents a case study showing how PSDM data provided key structural imaging benefits that reduced horizontal drilling risk in the Marcellus and Utica shale. Link to presentation within post. https://blog.neosgeo.com/2017/03/22/case-study-presentation-from-the-3-d-seismic-symposium/

Case Study Presentation from the 3-D Seismic Symposium | NEOS Blog . The event provides case histories for geophysicists, geologists, landmen, and engineers who seek to stay abreast of new 3-D technology as applied to petroleum exploration and development. This year, our own

Who will be attending RMAG's 3D Seismic Symposium in February? https://blog.neosgeo.com/2017/01/17/neos-presents-at-3d-seismic-symposium-prestack-depth-migration-for-structural-imaging/

NEOS Presents at 3D Seismic Symposium – PreStack Depth Migration for Structural Imaging | NEOS Blog NEOS presents case from a survey in northwest Pennsylvania where PSDM provided key structural imaging benefits for horizontal drilling application.

Catch us next week at the AAPG in Calgary. http://blog.neosgeo.com/2016/06/16/neos-presenting-at-2016-aapg/

NEOS Presenting in AAPG Technical Program | Structural models constrained by geophysical data provide additional insight to the subsurface in Southern Colorado, U.S.

NEOS announces exciting news this morning.
http://blog.neosgeo.com/2016/04/29/neos-to-acquire-cgg-multi-physics-business/

NEOS to Acquire CGG Multi-Physics Business | NEOS to acquire CGG's Multi-Physics business, creating the premier, full-scope multi-physics exploration company.

How much do you know about your geothermal system? http://blog.neosgeo.com/2016/04/25/our-geothermal-solution/

NEOS' Geothermal Exploration Program | De-risk prospects through an enhanced understanding of the geothermal system.

Straight out of First Break's April Issue 'Special Topic' - EM & Potential Methods. http://blog.neosgeo.com/2016/04/20/resistivity-imaging-in-a-fold-and-thrust-belt/

ZTEM and Sparse MT Data used in Geophysical Sudy | NEOS discusses resistivity imaging in April issue of First Break.

NEOS Seismic Imaging Group (SIG) going strong at today's 3-D Seismic Symposium in Denver.