Resources
Here you'll find a one-stop-shop to all of the Technical papers and articles relevant to Searchers investment in the oil & gas industry.
Technical papers
Accessing a seat at the low-carbon energy table on India’s Eastern Margin
Neil Hodgson, Peter Hoiles and Karyna Rodriguez, Searcher
GeoExPro Issue 6 2022
The rise of Venus in Uruguay’s Pelotas Basin
Sudan’s Red Sea oil
A NEW ARCADIA: SEISMIC ACCELERATION OF THE NOVA SCOTIAN MARGIN
Neil Hodgson, Karyna Rodriguez, Peter Hoiles, Julia Davies and George Kovacic
GEOExPro June 2022
SEISMIC IMAGING-LED SEDIMENTOLOGY INSIGHT REVEALS EXTRAORDINARY NEW POTENTIAL IN THE GULF OF PAPUA
Alaister Shakerley, Tim Rady; Larus Energy Ltd and Neil Hodgson, Karyna Rodriguez; Searcher Seismic
GEOExPro April 2022
OFFSHORE OMAN: STUNNING HYDROCARBON GEOLOGY FROM A CLOSING OCEAN
Neil Hodgson, Karyna Rodriquez: Searcher; Julia Davies, Peter Hoiles: Discover Geoscience; Dr. Saleh A Al Anboori: MEM
GEOExPro March 2022
From Agua Caliente (‘Hot Water’) to Aceite Caliente! (‘Hot Oil!’)
Neil Hodgson, Karyna Rodriquez, Julia Davies, Lauren Found and Dennys Uyen.
Published in GEO ExPro Vol 18. Issue No. 6 Dec 2021
South Africa Poised for Exploration Greatness
Choose your spot and make it hot. How ideas turn into hotspots
Neil Hodgson, Karyna Rodriguez and Julia Davies (Discover Geoscience) set out an era of hotspots born from new ideas, data availability and discovery.
Published in First Break Volume 39 May 2021
What does it mean when Bottom Simulators are Black Swans
Author: Karyna Rodriguez, Neil Hodgson, Julia Davies (Discover Geoscience)
GEO ExPro – June 2021
Determining the geothermal gradient in an undrilled region has direct implications for basin modelling and remains one the largest areas of uncertainty in frontier basin exploration today. Bottom Simulating Reflectors (BSRs) occur at the base of a shallow gas hydrate layer in many of the worlds deep water basins and by calculating the geothermal gradient from the sea floor to base hydrate, quantitative and qualitative inference of the deeper heat flow can assist basin modellers in their work. However, BSRs do not always simulate the seabed and such deviant behaviour can lead them to be interpreted as ‘anything but’ the base of the gas hydrate. Yet such black swans suggest BSRs may be even more useful in mapping variations in heat flow and geotherm than we had previously recognised.
Articles
How Perth’s Searcher Seismic built its data-as-a-service platform
Samira Sarraf, April, 9 2020
The Paleozoic Prospectivity of the Offshore Canning Area, Australia
Amiribesheli, S. and Weller, A., 2019, Presented at AEGC2019 Data to Discovery, Perth, Australia
Dude, where’s my AVO? A case study from the Browse Basin, North West Shelf, Australia
Amiribesheli, S., McGlew, J., and Thorp, J., 2019, Presented at AEGC2019 Data to Discovery, Perth, Australia
Thoughts from the EAGE 2019: Clouds and Machines Dominate
Thorp, J., June, 14 2019
What lies beneath: Unraveling the potential of the East Palawan Basin, Philippines
Davies, K. and Weller, A., 2019, GeoExPro, vol. 16 no. 2, p. 50-54
Hydrocarbon Prospectivity of the Offshore Canning Area in Western Australia
Confronting the Elephant: Dorado-1 and the Prospectivity of the Offshore Canning Area
Weller, A. and Amiribesheli, S., 2018, PESANews, no. 151, p. 57-61
A Tempting Tango in the Malvinas Basin, Argentina!
Weller, A., October, 28 2018
Confronting the Elephant: Dorado-1 and the Prospectivity of the Offshore Canning Area
Weller, A., July, 31 2018
Papua New Guinea’s Northern Basins: A Fresh Look at the Bougainville Basins
Amiribesheli, S. and Weller, A., 2018, Presented at: PESGB SEAPEX Asia Pacific E&P Conference, London, England