If you visited the Merlin booth at the EAGE Annual 2026 conference in Aberdeen last week, you hopefully took part in our fun competition: DHI Hit or Miss? Fear not, we will reveal the correct answers in a newsletter post next week, but for now here are the results.
Join the Merlin team for a series of short, 20 minute Lunch & Learn technical sessions at the EAGE Annual conference in Aberdeen next week.
The Merlin team are busy getting ready for the EAGE Annual conference in Aberdeen as there is now less than one week to go.
John Donato (a founding member of Merlin) continues to enjoy an active retirement through his work with the UKOGL/Beneath Britain Group. In collaboration with Chris Pullan and Malcolm Butler, he has recently published a new gravity interpretation of the deep geology of England. Continue reading this short newsletter which gives a taster of John's new paper, and, if you want more, you can read it in full on the UKOGL website (link in the article).
The Abberley and Malvern Hills Geopark (AMHG) covers the five counties of Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire and Worcestershire, and boasts a wide variety of interesting landscapes, geology, history and wildlife. It has…
There is just one month to go until the EAGE Annual conference in Aberdeen, 8-11th June 2026. Join the Merlin team at Booth A710.
Understanding and quantifying uncertainty remains a persistent challenge to making effective geoscience decisions. This article explores some of the challenges and the practical solutions that can be put in place to improve subsurface predictions by incorporating uncertainty analysis.
As all geoscience projects depend on robust scientific judgement, access to specialist geoscience expertise becomes not just helpful but essential. Our latest article highlights the value of specialist technical inputs to projects and the power of holding regular clinic-style support sessions.
Today is World Book Day so Merlin staff thought it would be nice to highlight some of the geoscience‑themed books they have enjoyed.
Bill Wilks, Phil Copestake and Eleanor Oldham are heading to Oslo and Stavanger on 2nd March to catch up with clients ahead of the APA round which is expected in May 2026. If you need ongoing support, an extra pair of hands, or a quick stand-alone technical G&G evaluation, then why not get in touch and arrange a meeting with Bill, Phil and Eleanor to see how we can help you?
Bill Wilks will be joining 'Africa Upstream 2026: A New Map of Opportunity - Blocks, Rounds & the Next Wave of Potential' online panel discussion organised by Frontier Upstream Insights on 21st January at 2pm.
In December 2025 the NSTA announced the UK’s second carbon storage licensing round. Merlin round up the geological highlights.