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The Vlastislav Červený Student Prize is an initiative of our Local Chapter Czech Republic as a recognition of excellence in two categories: Best Master’s and
If you have been following this year’s race, you know selection was tough but two EAGE communities distinguished themselves for their outstanding work: Local Chapter
Special issue: Multi-scale Hydrogeophysics for Water Sustainability Submission deadline: 30 June 2024 Our planet is in the throes of extreme climate variability. Inextricable linkages of
This year has been filled with groundbreaking events that allowed us to consistently advance in our mission to share geology and engineering around the world
In a world increasingly challenged by climate change and biodiversity loss, the search for innovative solutions has never been more critical. Wageningen University & Research
The hearts and thoughts of our EAGE community go out to the families and loved ones affected by the recent devastating earthquakes in Morocco and
This special issue invites paper contributions that focus on improving seismic tomography and imaging with both physics- and data-driven approaches and their applications to derive
Join us in Paris from November 14-17 for GET2023. This event brings together industry leaders, experts, and decision-makers to propel the transition to a sustainable
Connecting with professionals who share similar interests is key in promoting innovation and technical progress in your field and, as an EAGE member, you can
In collaboration with the EAGE Decarbonization and Energy Transition Community, the Education Committee works on mapping skills needed in energy transition. The aim is to
As a group of EAGE members and volunteers, the EAGE A.I. Committee is dedicated to helping you navigate the digital world and finding the bits
Congratulations to the new members of the EAGE Board introduced on 7 June during the AGMM in the 84th EAGE Annual Conference & Exhibition in
Collection Editors Simon Norris (Nuclear Waste Services, UK) Andrew Cooke (Nuclear Waste Services, UK) Scope Geoenergy is calling for papers to be submitted to the thematic collection
At EAGE we know that, as the energy sector undergoes critical changes and the pace of technological innovation accelerates, it is more important than ever
As a group of EAGE members and volunteers, the EAGE A.I. Committee is dedicated to helping you navigate the digital world and finding the bits
As a group of EAGE members and volunteers, the EAGE A.I. Committee is dedicated to helping you navigate the digital world and finding the bits
The annual EAGE Board elections are due to take place, with voting online beginning from 1 May to 1 June 2023. The Board is responsible
We bring exciting news from our members in Kuwait, with the launch of a new EAGE Local Chapter. The founders invested a lot in cooperation
With a successful EAGE Digital behind us, we could not miss our appointment with the EAGE AI Committee. This month we are focusing on subsurface
At the Special Members Meeting held on 16 February 2023, EAGE members have passed a proposal from the Board to replace the existing two divisional
The Vlastislav Červený Student Prize is brought to EAGE by our Local Chapter Czech Republic, in collaboration with RWE Gas Storage CZ, Seismik, GImpuls and
The EAGE technical community on Hydrogeophysics will run a webinar on 7 March (15:00 – 16:00 CET) for all members to join. The topic –
Special Issue: Rock Physics contribution to the Energy Transition Challenge This Special Issue invites contributions presenting novel theoretical, experimental and applied progress in measurement of
It’s February and the EAGE A.I. Committee has some updates for you! As a group of EAGE members and volunteers, the EAGE A.I. Committee
Collection Editors Daniel Austin Earth Science Analytics Paul Wilson SLB (Petroleum Geoscience Editorial Board) Runhai Feng University of Copenhagen (Geoenergy Editorial Board) Scope Petroleum Geoscience and Geoenergy are calling for
Happy 2023! For their first newsletter of the year, the EAGE A.I. Committee is sharing their highlights of 2022 and wishes you a fantastic year
It’s time to showcase your talent for capturing extraordinary images reflecting any field of geoscience. Entries are now open for the EAGE/EFG Photo Contest 2023!
On behalf of the Board, I would like make this formal invitation to all members to a Special Members Meeting which will take place online
Collection Editors Roman Shor University of Calgary Rosalind Archer Griffith University Sebastian Geiger Delft University of Technology Kevin Taylor University of Manchester Scope Geoenergy is calling for papers to
Collection Editors Niklas Heinemann University of Edinburgh Edward Hough British Geological Survey Dave Dewhurst CSIRO Sebastian Geiger Delft University of Technology Scope Geoenergy is calling for papers to be
Collection Editors Kathryn Moore University of Exeter (Geoenergy Deputy Editor) Juliana Segura-Salazar The University of Queensland Katerina Savinova The University of Queensland Scope Geoenergy is calling for papers
Welcome to the latest newsletter prepared by the EAGE A.I. Committee this year. As a group of EAGE members and volunteers they help you navigate
2022 is coming to an end, this means it’s time to secure your 2023 EAGE membership! Guarantee your uninterrupted access to all the benefits we
EAGE’s flagship digital transformation conference returns in 2023 following a successful second edition in Vienna earlier this year. The Third EAGE Digitalization Conference & Exhibition
The EAGE Women in Geoscience and Engineering (WGE) community is striving for a gender equal world. One of our goals is to discuss about the
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is well established as a key method in the geophysicist’s toolbox for tackling near surface geophysics problems. GPR applications are broad
It’s already time to focus on the conference agenda for the next EAGE Annual being held in Vienna on 5-8 June 2023 and your opportunity
EAGE and the Geological Society of London are proud to present Geoenergy, our new co-owned journal that will be launched in January 2023. In tandem
A new special interest technical community is available for you: Geohazards! EAGE is proud to have a network of members interested in promoting the development
EAGE is pleased to present its newest Technical Community on UAV (Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles)! Welcome to a network of members interested in sharing knowledge and developing
Our sector is entering a new era where questions around sustainability, low carbon energy, digitalization, as well as job security, have never been so prominent.
In commemoration of the International Day of Charity (5 September), we would like to recall EAGE’s commitment to supporting good causes that enhance social bonding
EAGE and the European Federation of Geologists (EFG), are proud to announce the winners of this year’s Photo Contest! The 2022 “Legends of Geoscience” title
EAGE recognizes and honours the scientific advances and achievements made by its members. By nominating your colleagues to 2023 EAGE Awards, you help them stand
Welcome to the latest newsletter prepared by the EAGE A.I. Committee this year. As a group of EAGE members and volunteers they help you navigate
It was an amazing week in beautiful, sunny Madrid for the 83rd EAGE Annual Conference and Exhibition. The convergence of science, technology, policy and ambition
In an interview published in First Break August, Jean-Marc Rodriguez, EAGE President (2022-2023), talks about the upcoming challenges and opportunities for the Association. He states
Welcome to the latest newsletter prepared by the EAGE A.I. Committee this year. As a group of EAGE members and volunteers they help you navigate
EAGE helps you to make the most of your time off, with a series of online courses and webinars that will prepare you for your
The EAGE Board has unanimously expressed shock and dismay at the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine. In addition to a special registration fee waiver programme through which
Welcome to a new newsletter prepared by the EAGE A.I. Committee. As a group of EAGE members and volunteers they help you navigate the digital
A special issue of Geophysical Prospecting (GP) on advances and applications of ocean bottom geophysical prospecting technologies is set for 2023. The aim is to
Two years from its emergence, the EAGE A.I. community is going strong, led by a multidisciplinary team of geoscientists that have found their way to
Welcome to the third newsletter prepared by the EAGE A.I. Committee this year. As a group of EAGE members and volunteers they help you navigate
Two years from its emergence, the EAGE A.I. community is going strong, led by a multidisciplinary team of geoscientists that have found their way to
In support of Ukraine’s geoscience community, EAGE is introducing a special fee waiver programme for the country’s geoscientists and engineers. Until further notice, we will
The EAGE Women in Geoscience and Engineering (WGE) Community is striving for a gender equal world. We would love to see a world free of
English Russian English The EAGE Board unanimously expresses our shock and dismay at the ongoing Russian military invasion of Ukraine and offer our support to
In the incredibly fast-paced digital transformation era we are living in, EAGE recognizes the importance of keeping you informed of all the opportunities available via
Welcome to the third newsletter prepared by the EAGE A.I. Committee this year. As a group of EAGE members and volunteers they help you navigate
Two years from its emergence, the EAGE A.I. community is going strong, led by a multidisciplinary team of geoscientists that have found their way to
Guest editors of Near Surface Geophysics are inviting the submission of papers for a Special Issue on ‘Geophysics for Infrastructure Planning, Monitoring and Building Information
The United Nations have proclaimed 11 February the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. This day is set aside to ensure full and
Artificial intelligence and machine learning have developed at an incredible pace in the recent years. As a group of EAGE members and volunteers we aim
Today, 24 January, marks the International Day of Education. At EAGE, education is at the heart of our mission to share knowledge. We are very
Geophysical Prospecting is returning to the topic of mineral exploration and mining geophysics with a third Special Issue due for publication in January 2023. Guest
We are delighted to include a brand-new Energy Transition Area in the Exhibition of our Annual Meeting in Madrid on 6-9 June this year –
Photo enthusiasts, listen up: We’re currently welcoming submissions for the EAGE/EFG Photo Contest 2022. This year’s theme is Legends of Geoscience – all images that
Artificial intelligence and machine learning have developed at an incredible pace in the recent years. With that development came new algorithms, workflows, paradigm shifts, failures,
Start 2022 with a challenge – the Laurie Dake Challenge: an EAGE’s prestigious student team competition! The application window for the 2022 Laurie Dake Challenge
Two new extensive online courses ‘Geological CO2 Storage’ and ‘Non-Seismic Data Acquisition and Processing: Gravity and Magnetics’ are now available on our Learning Geoscience platform.
There are enormous opportunities for geoscientists and engineers in the energy transition. As the leading multidisciplinary geoscience and engineering association, EAGE is a natural platform to
Even though this year’s Annual Meeting in Amsterdam has just taken place, it’s time to get back to normal. That means we encourage everyone to
Gerardo Gaitan (Royal Holloway, University of London), explains what the Third Young Professionals Summit scheduled for 18-19 November 2021 is all about. Young professionals (YPs),
After last night’s conference evening we’re already nearing the end of the 82nd EAGE Conference & Exhibition. Thursday’s programme looked ahead not only to the
Wednesdays at the EAGE Annual are always a much anticipated day at the event. With the majority of community events, dedicated sessions and the conference
Day two of the 82nd EAGE Annual Conference & Exhibition brought the live launch of the Technical Programme. We are thrilled to see so many
The 82nd EAGE conference & exhibition is currently taking place in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. We are bringing you a daily recap to keep you in
The 2022 membership renewal window is now open. Regular, retired and student members of EAGE can now secure their membership for next year – as
Returning to university? Make sure to connect to EAGE to help you gain those essential skills and network needed to get ahead of the curve!
Never has the expression a picture is worth a thousand words been more accurate. Just take a look at these great photos and you’ll see
The First Meeting of EAGE Latin America Student Chapters (Primer Encuentro de Capítulos EAGE – 1st ECE Latinoamérica) is an international online event organized by
A special issue of Geophysical Prospecting is being planned on machine learning applications in geophysical exploration and monitoring. Artificial intelligence, and in particular its subdomain
Has your story encountered the energy transition yet? Or are you wondering how to future-proof your career in geosciences? If so, the EAGE Decarbonization &
From 1 October onwards, our membership fee structure will be updated. Why this increase It’s been over 20 years since our last increase in membership
A year has passed and we are all looking forward to discovering the winners of the 2021 EAGE Awards! Don’t worry, you will not have
The application window for the 2021 EAGE Minus CO2 Challenge has just been opened. The prestigious challenge, in which teams from around the globe compete
Following its recent adoption by the EAGE Board, we are herewith sharing EAGE Board’s Statement on Climate Change. Statement Climate change is of great significance
The International Women in Engineering Day – 23 June – means a lot to our community: it provides an important opportunity to highlight women engineers
EAGE student webinars allow us to easily connect students and lecturers online, opening up a wealth of knowledge to students around the globe. On 23
Geoscience and engineering have a front row seat in studying and understanding our living environment. To stress the importance of this process, 5 June has
Guest Editors: Raffaele Persico (University of Calabria) – Managing Guest Editor Sebastiano D’Amico (University of Malta) Francesco Panzera (Swiss Seismological Service) Erica Utsi (EMCradar Consulting)
Our Education Packages now allow you to combine multiple courses in multiple formats and save up to 50% on your total registration compared to individual courses. Packages are
In the recent EAGE Online Geoquiz for student chapters, students from 15 chapters worldwide participated in a chance to gain registration fee waivers for our
Energy transition technologies have demonstrated remarkable degrees of maturity and a great potential to change the energy mix. All sustainable scenarios to meet the climate
The annual EAGE Board elections are due to take place, with voting online beginning from 1 May to 1 June 2021. The Board is responsible
EAGE’s Annual General Meeting for Members (AGMM) is normally held during our Annual Conference and before 1 July of the business year. As members already
Restore our Earth – this year’s Earth Day theme resonates well within the EAGE community. After all, our community plays a key role solving challenges
The network of EAGE is expanding through two new special interest communities (SICs) dedicated to Seismic Acquisition and Seismic Interpretation. Both SICs intend to share
22 March is World Water Day, the dedicated UN observance day on the importance of (fresh) water. Our community plays a key role in providing
Since the launch of our renewed Learning Geoscience platform almost 100 EAGE E-Lectures have been made available for our community to view – free of
Got a keen eye and a camera? We’re currently welcoming submissions for our 2021 EAGE / EFG Photo Contest. This year’s theme is ‘Legends of
EAGE is, in collaboration with EAG (the European Association of Geochemists), opening a new special interest community on Geochemistry. As a central topic featured in EAGE
With many of us working from home, personal connection is more important than ever. EAGE is here to help you stay in touch with the
We have seen a growing interest in our education offerings, with members attending multiple courses throughout a year. To help you save on registration fees
The 2021 Canadian Exploration Geophysical Society (KEGS) Symposium includes a dedicated ‘Best of EAGE’ session as part of their conference. Four speakers will present their
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions, the 82nd EAGE Conference & Exhibition is rescheduled to 18-21 October 2021. We believe the move to autumn will
With EAGE membership 2021 running up to 31 December, now is the time to get the best value out of your association benefits. We are
Welcome to our Triple A website! 2021 is here, and with it a brand new EAGE website. Our updated platform aims to make access and
Volcanic hotspots may be well known and mapped, but are you up to speed on the latest exploration hotspots globally? Our EAGE Online Event series
New workshop to focus on optimising subsurface data delivery EAGE introduces a new workshop with the unique aim of discussing and demonstrating how the industry
From 1 October, it is possible to renew your EAGE membership for 2021. This past year has been a tough one for many within our
On 7-8 September, EAGE delegates had the chance to participate in a new workshop concept. A report on our 1st multidisciplinary workshop on Latin America.
EAGE Communities operate within the Association with the mission of empowering members in knowledge and experience exchange, as well as offering mutual support in various
Education is key to EAGE’s mission to promote the development and application of geosciences and engineering. Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, online education
Throughout May 2020 a ballot was held among our Members about a number of proposals for changes to the Constitution of the EAGE. The ballot
Are you making the best of EAGE’s products and services whilst working from home? Make sure to tap into the online wealth of geoscientific knowledge
Until 1 March, we are looking for cutting-edge research for our upcoming High Performance Computing workshop. Be part of the programme and submit your work
Prof Dr Siddharth Misra’s research focuses on improving subsurface characterization and prospect evaluation for the exploration of hydrocarbons, minerals and water resources.
His major contribution is in the theory of electromagnetic responses of geological formations to various charge polarization phenomena. The theory has enabled him to introduce a multi-frequency electromagnetic log-inversion technique to remove dielectric effects for improved estimation of hydrocarbon pore volume.
