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Back-to-back Friday Fun posts – it must be the holidays! We’ll get back to the seismic stuff shortly, but a few links of interest as we close out 2009:
Making a New Year’s resolution to get more exercise? Well, then draw some inspiration from Brutus the Wolf. Brutus and his friends live on Ellesmere Island in [...]
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The TSA may be unable to successfully seize explosives before they get on an airplane, but they are able to successfully seize the laptops of bloggers who are critical of their organization.
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Probably not a big deal in California, but they are unusual in Phoenix. My office was just shaking around some.
Update: Yes, 5.9 in Northwest Mexico. Article is a bit funny, as observers on ground floors accuse observers in tall buildings of lying about feeling the earthquake.
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Every once in a while, someone comes up to me and asks, “why does ION serve beer on-booth at its afternoon happy hours at EAGE and SEG?” Finally, I’ve found the answer.
Wired Science conducted the field research at the American Geophysical Union’s fall meeting in San Francisco earlier this month. The results are showcased in [...]
Dubai has been in the news a lot of late. If your travels take you to Dubai (on seismic business, pleasure, or to help restructure the emirate’s debt), you will be truly spoilt for choice when it comes to food. There are over 450 restaurants in the city, many located within the emirate’s luxury hotels.
Dubai [...]
‘Simultaneous Sweeping’ has become a catch-phrase in recent years. Excitement in the area is building as the evidence mounts that simultaneous shooting methods such as ISS and DS3 make possible record-breaking field production levels. With all the hype surrounding these and other new source production methods, it’s easy to lose sight of other advancements to vibratory [...]
With all the buzz about FireFly, it’s easy to forget about another dynamic workhorse in ION’s land systems’ portfolio – Scorpion.
The Scorpion acquisition system was introduced at the SEG in 2006 and has since been deployed in a variety of challenging environments around the world. Based on feedback from customers, ION has continued to make improvements to this [...]
A survey by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reported that the top 50 US purchasers bought more than 12.5 TWh of green power in 2008 with Intel Corporation holding the top spot, again.
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Beijing is a truly amazing city and a favorite of ION’s world travelers. It serves as the capital of a country with centuries of history and tradition. Closed to commerce and travel with the West until ~20 years ago, Beijing and China have burst onto the global scene in a big, big way culminating with [...]
: skip to main skip to sidebar Exploring the Issue of Hydrocarbon Depletion A Blog on our Energy future Supported by : International Communications Management aarondunlap.net Monday , December 07, 2009 Our Obsolete Playbook I think it would be quite easy to make the case that our playbook has failed us quite badly . And to make matters worse , only a few are even aware of it . Energy and government experts are fudging the numbers on a daily basis , while our financial experts are groping in the dark . No one , and I mean no one that matters , is prepared to cope with scenarios not contained in the playbook . Our current world view , or playbook” , is based upon classical , or Newtonian mechanics” after Sir Isaac Newton and his laws of motion . Big thinkers of the time , like Rene Descartes , concluded that the world was one of mathematical precision , not confusion . Science and technology were seen as the tools to rearrange the stuff of nature in a way that best advanced the material self-interest of human . beings Generations of economists have since proffered that an endless growth in material welfare is the economy’s long-run normal state and created a debt-based monetary
It’s amazing to think about how far we’ve come in terms of scientific achievement in recent years. Some patterns of scientific progress remain constant, however, such as the importance of the visionary technology heretic as well as the headwinds introduced by the ever-present naysayer(s). Those ever-present themes are well illustrated in an article I ran across last [...]
Well, our colleagues in Calgary, Denver, and Moscow may take exception to the term “blizzard” but, by Houston standards, this is probably as close as we’re going to get. And, after all, we needed some proof for them as to why we all had to go home early today! Although my neighborhood wasn’t nearly as snowy [...]
Mount Kilimanjaro is a true wonder. Soaring 4,600 meters off the plains of Tanzania, Kilimanjaro tops out at nearly 20,000 feet, making it the highest peak on the African continent. Because of its extreme height, Kilimanjaro has historically been capped by snow year-round. Author Ernest Hemingway was so inspired that he wrote a classic short story called [...]