Beneath the Subsurfac‪e‬ TGS

In this bonus episode, we take a quick dive Beneath the Subsurface, into one of the topics mentioned in episode eight on ESG. Gabe Rolland joins the podcast again and we sit down with Alex Loureiro, Director of Marine Environment and Biology at the IAGC to discuss the Ghost Net Initiative: a marine debris removal and tracking effort.

In this episode of Beneath the Subsurface, we're focusing on ESG. We'll unpack what each of the elements are; Environment, Social and Governance, their measurement, and how they permeate our business. With growing requirements for standardizing and quantifying efforts, this discussion tackles how we at TGS are focusing on each of these efforts on a fundamental level. Jaclyn Townsend chats with Whitney Eaton and Gabe Rolland about this essential and quickly evolving topic.

Kicking off season two of Beneath the Subsurface podcast, we tackle some lingering questions and concerns that businesses are facing in the wake of the COVID crisis as well as the downturn in our industry. This double whammy has led traditionally office-based companies into remote work, challenging both individuals and teams to innovate differently. We'll discuss the growing gap between people and companies and how we can all work to bridge it.

In the final episode of Beneath the Subsurface Season One, we're focusing on Well Data Products and the full gamut of subsurface intelligence that can be gleaned from leveraging Well Data with Seismic. Caroline Brignac sits down with Jason Kegel, Ted Mirenda and Katie Fearn for a deep dive into the evolution of well data and how it’s used in today’s workflows.

In this episode of Beneath the Subsurface we're focusing on Latin America and how the recent Spectrum acquisition has enriched and expanded TGS' data library. Erica interviews Richie Miller and David Hajovsky, our experts in this prolific region. We'll explore the hottest regions in the South Atlantic margin as well as the bidding climate in Brazil and the path forward for data and technology investments.

In this episode of Beneath the Subsurface we turn back time with Daniel Orange, our ONE Partner for multibeam technology and seafloor mapping - and incredible storyteller - and Duncan Bate, our Director of Project Development in the Gulf of Mexico and Geosciences. Dan takes Duncan and Erica on an expansive journey through time to meet a special variety of archea that dwell in the impossible oases surrounding sea bottom vents. We also explore the relatively recent discoveries in geoscience leading to seafloor mapping and how seep hunting offshore can enrich the exploration process today.