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HTTP://GSKS.SEG.ORG January-February 2011 Volume 7, Issue 1 Geophysical Society of Kansas PRESIDENT S MESSAGE In this issue: GSK Scholarship Announcement GSK Membership 3 GSK Council 3 GSK Committees 3 Crew Tracker 4 Professional Directory 6 GSK Advertising 12 2 As we begin 2011, I would like to take a few moments to reflect on our society s accomplishments over the past year. All in all, I believe 2010 was quite a successful year for the GSK. Although we had a limited number of technical programs due to the resignation of our Technical Program Chair early in the year, we were fortunate to have two Distinguished Lecturers speak to our membership in 2010. In January, Bruce Hart of Conoco- Phillips presented his AAPG/ SEG Distinguished Lecture, Reservoir-Scale Seismic Stratigraphy: A Call to Integration, and in November, Carl Sondergeld of the University of Oklahoma (hosted jointly by the Kansas Geological Society and the GSK) presented his SEG/ AAPG Distinguished Lecture, Rumblings from the Laboratory: Past, Present, and Future. In addition to these technical programs, we co-sponsored the Kansas Geophysics in the 21st Century symposium in October. The 21 technical talks and the keynote address by SEG Past- President Steve Hill were all well received by the approximately 100 symposium attendees. In the spring, 15 undergraduate and graduate students from three Kansas universities applied for our annual GSK scholarships. We had an outstanding pool of applicants, and it was difficult to choose the winners. With the support of our membership and newsletter advertisers, we were able to award $3000 in scholarships to 7 of these students and also to provide $500 for Wichita State University s Michael L. Crouch Memorial Scholarship, which was established by the GSK in 2008 in memory of GSK Vice President Mike Crouch, who was a Wichita State alumnus. As I said before, quite a successful year Let s plan on making 2011 even better. We are currently putting together our spring technical program schedule, so if there are any particular speakers or topics you would like to see, please contact me at nissen_susan@yahoo.com with your suggestions. In 2011, we will once again be offering our annual scholarships to both undergraduate and graduate students at our Kansas universities who are currently studying geophysics or who plan to use geophysics in their future careers. If you are a student (or if you know of a student who might be interested in a GSK scholarship), please see the announcement on p. 2 for further details. With the arrival of the new year, I would also like to remind everyone that it is time to renew your GSK membership. You should have recently received an email or a mailing from our Treasurer, Spencer Musgrove, with your renewal notice. If you did not receive your renewal notice, please contact Spencer at Spencer.Musgrove@fmr.com. I encourage you to renew your membership ASAP, so we may continue to provide the scholarships and technical programs that benefit our geophysical community. Happy New Year! Susan Nissen Web Address http://gsks.seg.org

Page 2 GEOPHYSICAL SOCIETY OF KANSAS Scholarship The Geophysical Society of Kansas will provide scholarships for the Fall 2011 semester to deserving students at Kansas universities who are currently studying geophysics or are planning to use geophysical methods in their future careers. General Information Award amount: One or more awards, up to $1000 per award Application deadline: April 1, 2011 Awards will be announced no later than May 1, 2011, with funds distributed by May 31. Application Criteria Undergraduate or graduate student at a Kansas university. Must be enrolled as a student during the Fall 2011 semester. Application procedures Download an application form at http://gsks.seg.org Send completed application to: Geophysical Society of Kansas P. O. Box 48069 Wichita, KS 67201 Scholarships are supported by Geophysical Society of Kansas members and industry sponsors.

Page 3 2009-11 Council OFFICERS FOR THE CURRENT TERM (ending May 31, 2011) PRESIDENT Susan Nissen, Consultant, McLouth, Kansas VICE-PRESIDENT/PRESIDENT-ELECT open SECRETARY Samantha Reid, Geotrace Technologies, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma TREASURER Spencer Musgrove, FIML Natural Resources, LLC, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma EDITOR Rick Miller, Kansas Geological Survey, Lawrence, Kansas COUNCIL ADVISORS Rick Saenger, Hedke-Saenger Geoscience, Ltd., Wichita, Kansas Jim Womble, Consultant, Wichita, Kansas Membership in GSKS Joining GSKS can be accomplished either by requesting an application form from membership chairman Samantha Reid at sreid@geotrace.com, or 405-990-9573, or by downloading an electronic form at http://gsks.seg.org and submitting the form according to instructions provided on the form. Membership Classifications Annual Fees Active $25 Associate $25 Student No Charge GSK Committees TECHNICAL PROGRAMS open MEMBERSHIP Samantha Reid NEWSLETTER Rick Miller (Mary Brohammer layout) ADVERTISING Dennis Hedke WEBPAGE Rick Miller (Brett Bennett/Eunmok Lee development)

Page 4 The Crew Tracker Active seismic crews as of January 1, 2011 Provided by Acquisition Company Representatives Acquisition Company Location (County/Parish) Instruments Lockhart Geophysical Crew 1 Sheridan, KS ARAM/ARIES Lockhart Geophysical Crew 2 Rice, KS NODAL Wireless Lockhart Geophysical Crew 3 Stafford, KS ARAM/ARIES Lockhart Geophysical Crew 4 Norton, KS ARAM/ARIES Lockhart Geophysical Crew 5 Nemaha, KS ARAM/ARIES Paragon Geophysical Crew 206 Cheyenne, CO Inova Scorpion3C Paragon Geophysical Crew 207 Banner, NE Inova Scorpion Paragon Geophysical Crew 208 Phillips, CO Inova Scorpion Paragon Geophysical Crew 210 Trego, KS Sercel Unite Geokinetics Crew 303 Haskell, KS I/O RSR Geokinetics Crew 305 Goshen, WY I/O RSR Geokinetics Crew 306 Converse, WY / Weld, CO Sercel 428 Geokinetics Crew 309 Weld, CO Sercel 428 Tidelands Geophysical Crew 310 Goshen, WY ARAM/ARIES Tidelands Geophysical Crew 330 Gonzales, TX ARAM/ARIES Tidelands Geophysical Crew 350 Finney, PA ARAM/ARIES Tidelands Geophysical Crew 360 Bee, TX ARAM/ARIES Tidelands Geophysical Crew 370 Roosevelt, NM ARAM/ARIES Tidelands Geophysical Crew 390 San Augustine, TX ARAM/ARIES Seismic Imaging Solutions Crew 101 Los Angeles, CA Fairfield Z-Land

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Page 6 Professional Directory Directory HEDKE-SAENGER GEOSCIENCE, LTD 8100 E. 22nd St. North Bldg 2200 Suite 3 Wichita, KS 67226 Phone: 316-295-4675 Fax: 316-201-1999 Cell: 316-737-2600 E-mail: dhedke@hs-geo.com rsaenger@hs-geo.com Rick Saenger Dennis Hedke Consulting Geophysicists

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Geophysical Society of Kansas P.O. Box 48069 Wichita, KS 67201 Phone: 316-295-4675 Fax: 316-201-1999 Cell: 316-737-2600 We re on the web. Check us out at http://gsks.seg.org OUR MISSION: To provide our members a quality venue for disseminating geophysically focused information pertinent to Kansas and surrounding regions. We also seek to advance the geosciences by providing members opportunities to increase the understanding of geophysical principles and practice. If you are aware of speakers / topics which would benefit members, let us know, and we ll pursue. Additionally, we are actively seeking research papers and results to share with our audience. If you are interested in publishing your work, please contact Editor Rick Miller. New Members The Geophysical Society of Kansas welcomes the following new members: Individual Affiliation Member Status Gary Bartlett FairfieldNodal Active Individual Sugarland, Affiliation TX Member Status Georgios Gary Bartlett Tsoflias George Georgios Dallas Tsoflias III Brian Miller University FairfieldNodal of Kansas Lawrence, Sugarland, KS TX Geophysical University of Consultant Kansas Houston, Lawrence, TX KS University of Kansas Lawrence, KS Active Active Student GSK ADVERTISING GSK is seeking subscribers to fill space in future newsletters. Our publishing cycle is bi-monthly, January-February, March-April, etc. Preferred formats for electronic files are typical Word document (.doc),.jpg,.pdf, etc. Please check with us if you have questions. ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE Description Single Issue Rate 6 Issue Rate Expand your exposure Advertise in the GSK Newsletter. Business Card Annual Rate Only $75 Eighth Page $45 $165 Quarter Page $80 $330 Half Page $150 $500 Full Page $275 $650 To obtain a downloadable order form, please go to our website at http://gsks.seg.org.