Seismic Soundoff

Seismic Soundoff

Seismic Soundoff showcases conversations addressing the challenges of energy, water, and climate. Produced by the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) and hosted by Andrew Geary of 51 features, these episodes celebrate and inspire the geophysicists of today and tomorrow. Three new episodes monthly.

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Episoder(324)

11: Bringing Sheriff's Dictionary to the Spanish-Speaking World (Inside IMAGE '26)

11: Bringing Sheriff's Dictionary to the Spanish-Speaking World (Inside IMAGE '26)

This one is personal for me. I worked with Reinaldo Michelena, Lucía Torrado, and Sergio Chávez-Pérez on this project for years, and after more than a decade of effort, seeing a printed Spanish editio...

20 Aug 32min

10: The Other Half of a Technical Career (Inside IMAGE '26)

10: The Other Half of a Technical Career (Inside IMAGE '26)

The SEG & AAPG Women’s Network brought together six leaders for a conversation on technical leadership and decision-making in complex energy environments. The panel focused on what happens as technica...

19 Aug 22min

9: What Great Geoscientists Keep Learning (Inside IMAGE '26)

9: What Great Geoscientists Keep Learning (Inside IMAGE '26)

Tom Ewing and Mike Forrest join me ahead of the AAPG and SEG Honors and Awards ceremonies for a conversation that quickly becomes less about the awards and more about what kept them engaged for so man...

19 Aug 26min

8: Where the Next Geoscience Opportunity Comes From (Inside IMAGE '26)

8: Where the Next Geoscience Opportunity Comes From (Inside IMAGE '26)

As IMAGE 2026 gets underway, we return to two conversations from last year that feel even more relevant now. Peter Duncan explains why asset turnover can create openings for smaller oil and gas compa...

18 Aug 19min

304: What Energy Security Means for Geophysics in the Middle East

304: What Energy Security Means for Geophysics in the Middle East

"I wish people understood that the pace of change across this region is not gradual anymore. It's moving very quickly and in many cases faster than traditional global markets expect." Conflicts and d...

13 Aug 25min

303: Can Your Subsurface Model Explain All the Data?

303: Can Your Subsurface Model Explain All the Data?

"We have to absorb and analyze more data than ever in shorter amounts of time. Spending a day thinking about these workflows can bring you insights into practical ways to integrate the model and data ...

6 Aug 21min

302: Why Integration Defines the IMAGE ’26 Technical Program

302: Why Integration Defines the IMAGE ’26 Technical Program

“We’re moving from isolated geoscience disciplines to integrated subsurface solutions. You’re seeing AI becoming an enabling technology rather than the story itself.” Adam R. Goss and Bunmi Elebiju e...

23 Jul 34min

301: Why IMAGE ’26 Is Built Around Connection

301: Why IMAGE ’26 Is Built Around Connection

"It helps to see the bigger picture, to get out of your own sphere of interest. So it can be a good way to see different angles of your own industry.” Applied geoscience is becoming more connected as...

16 Jul 25min

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