Industry Analysts

	Up and away Complementing seismic exploration is crucial to keep costs down. Phill Houghton sat down with Oil&Gas to explain how cutting edge airborne gravity gradiometry techniques can help reveal hidden depths. More >>		Oilfields of the future – Today O&G speaks to Ross Philo, Director, Global Energy Solutions at Cisco Systems, to unearth the tangible benefits of digital oilfields and how oil companies can get the most out of these technologies. More >>
	Deep impact As drilling gets more challenging, better technology needs to be applied. Helios Santos of Impact Solutions shared his thoughts with O&G on how the industry needs to adapt its approach to drilling. More >>

Previous Analysts

In safe hands
A hands-on job at an oil or gas company is perceived as a demanding assignment, especially for those working in hazardous and unforgiving environments.
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Mapping the future
Dwayne Cobbs, Chair of the Geospatial Information Technology Association’s GIS for Oil & Gas Conference 2007, looks at geographic information systems and the oil and gas industry, and how technology is moving the industry forward.
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Moving ahead with educational advocacy
The US oil and natural gas industry is moving ahead with a long-term educational advocacy program to build understanding and appreciation of the role the industry and its products play in fueling the nation’s economy.
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Exploring new technology
O&G caught up with David Monk, 1st Vice President of SEG, to get his thoughts on current trends in exploration
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Making waves in the industry
The challenges of exploration and production, with OYO Geospace Corporation’s Larry Walter
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The search is on
With record demand for oil and gas combined with a relatively unstable political environment in parts of the world, the industry is seeking to rapidly expand its spending and efforts to find, develop, and produce oil and gas at higher levels.
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