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In article <5c38ea$ldl$1@mhafc.production.compuserve.com>, "Dr. Nigel
Peters" <100126.3251@CompuServe.COM> writes
>What influence does deep water - say over 1500 metres - and 
>thermoclines etc. have on the selection of equipment and 
>methodology for undertaking seismic survey from surface vessels 
>using airgun arrays? Can such influences be largely ignored ?
>
>Regards
>
>Nigel Peters
Nigel,
state your affiliation and the area of the world you are interested in
and I will offer advice.
-- 
Gary Hampson

In sci.geo.petroleum, article 
, mlp0206@lodinet.com (MP) 
wrote:
>     Hi all, as you know I've been looking for a contract for my 
> fiance, well I succeded! 
Good for you and your fiancê, Margo. This shows that perseverence pays 
off. 
> Now it turns out they need a few more Drilling Engineers (spanish is 
> necc.) for LONG TERM (expat or yo-yo) to So.Amer.  Anyone interested? 
> contact me!
If that organization is interested I can make an entry in my new 
"Situations Vacant" section. All I need is the text for their advert and 
if they wish, their logo. Absolute FOC as a service to the E&P; 
community.
-- 
   James Huang      [         http://home.sn.no/~james ]
   Huang Consult    [ G&G; Data QC - Geomodeling - Technical Support ]

Where would I find a list of "general/basic" crude oil characteristics (e.g., API gravity, sulphur content, pour point) for many/most of the major oil fields in the world?
Mike Feeley
71534.1343@compuserve.com

Hello,
Does anyone have experience reading SEGY tapes under windows NT?
The tapes are 8-mill exabytes written by a Unix system.  NT seems to want
fixed length records, a particular partition scheme, etc.  Is there
something 
I can do on the windows end to read these tapes or is there something I
should
do on the Unix end when writing them?
Thanks in advance,
Wesley

In sci.geo.petroleum, article 
<19970126001500.TAA23632@ladder01.news.aol.com>, wesleyp@aol.com 
(WesleyP) wrote:
> Does anyone have experience reading SEGY tapes under windows NT?
Which app are you using under NT?
> The tapes are 8-mill exabytes written by a Unix system.  NT seems to 
> want fixed length records, a particular partition scheme, etc.  Is 
> there something I can do on the windows end to read these tapes or is 
> there something I should do on the Unix end when writing them?
Depending on your app it could be anything from 512 byte blocks to 4K 
blocks, esp if you are running tar.
Email me with more particulars and I'll try to give my USD 0.02 of 
opinions. 
-- 
   James Huang      [         http://home.sn.no/~james ]
   Huang Consult    [ G&G; Data QC - Geomodeling - Technical Support ]

Hi, my name is José Torres Tores. I'm an agricultural engineer and now
I'm applying for an special project in the Balearic Islands.
I need any kind of information about simulating software existing for
simulate forestal fires. I know some experiences have been done in some
departmes of forestal sciences in the U.S., but don't know anything
else.
If you don't know this specific item, but know something in A.I.
applications (particullary cellular autommatas) I'd please very much
your help.
Please  post replys to this mail 
Thanks in advance.