You may have heard the news of an active onshore licensing round in the Sultanate of Oman but may be less sure of what it covers, where the blocks are located and what plays are involved. Would they be of interest? In our latest blog post we introduce the three blocks on offer and discuss their relative merits based on our past experience working in the Sultanate. It might be something to pique the interest, or enough to prompt you to move on!
Bill Wilks and Phil Copestake are looking forward to attending the GESGB BEOS conference "Standing on the shoulders of giants" taking place on 4-5th March 2025.
The Essentials of Rock Physics and Seismic Amplitude Interpretation training course has been introducing geoscientists to the principles, workflows and limitations of interpretating subsurface data using rock physics since 1999. …
Helen Bone and Georgina Lockham are looking forward to attending the SPE Geothermal Conference in just three weeks time to join in the conversation around sustainable energy for the future and what role geothermal energy will play in this. Continue reading to find out more.
We’ve all heard the old subsurface interpretation adage 5 interpreters, 6 interpretations, but how often do project teams take the first interpretation and accept it as correct? In our latest blog post, we discuss the importance of looking at problems from a different perspective. We also discuss the advantages of conducting an independent review, and what value this can add to a project.
For a bit of fun over the festive season, we thought we would test your knowledge of well known (geological) locations across the globe. For those of you who took part, here are the answers.
Season's Greetings from everyone at Merlin, we hope you enjoy the festive period. We are looking forward to 2025!
For a bit of fun over the festive season, we thought we would test your knowledge of well known (geological) locations across the globe.
In order to further develop Merlin’s capability in wind energy subsurface support, Merlin’s Geoscientist Georgina Lockham, and Senior Geophysicist Eleanor Oldham have recently attended a course and conference dedicated to this net zero energy solution. Continue reading to learn more.
As part of our very busy conference season Helen Bone attended the 11th GSL Geothermal Symposium last week where a wide range of issues were discussed from data and the subsurface, to infrastructure and policy. Read her latest blog post to learn more about the conference and her thoughts on geothermal energy for the future.
Today is World GIS Day. Continue reading to find out more about how we use GIS everyday here at Merlin, and why it is such an important tool.
