Hill Geophysical Consulting
415 Texas St. Ste. 200 Shreveport, LA USA
318.221.3329
Hill Geophysical Consulting is an internationally acclaimed seismic imaging and interpretation company.
We generate the best structural and rock physics picture of what lies below the surface, specializing in all aspects of oil and gas prospect generation, prospect reviews, solution mining imaging, oil and gas storage, unconventional resource plays, seismic acquisition design, seismic processing, AVO processing, AVO analysis, seismic modeling, and seismic hazard analysis.
Kevin Hill founded his Shreveport-based consulting company in 1987 and has worked on thousands of projects in the US and abroad using the most cutting edge computing technology, including Kingdom, Petra, Hampson-Russell, Rock Solid Attributes, Paradigm, and Global Mapper.
At HillGeo.com you can learn more about us, review some of our past projects and papers by Kevin Hill, and contact us if you are interested in our services.
A Seismic Oil and Gas Primer
Outline of A Seismic Oil and Gas Primer
What Is Seismic Data?
Seismic Data
Seismic Data
What Is Seismic Data? Types of Seismic Data Explained.
How Is Seismic Data Collected?
How Is Seismic Data Collected?
A Seismic Crew Collects Data in the Field
Snell's Law at Work
Geophones and Receiver Boxes
When Is Seismic Data Collected?
How Much Does It Cost to Collect Seismic Data?
How Do I Give Permission to a Company?
A Basic Seismic Permit Form
Map Showing Location of Seismic Work to Be Done
Questions Attached to the Seismic Permit Form
What Kind of Environmental Damage Might I Expect?
What Kind of Environmental Damage Might I Expect?
What Payments Should I Expect?
Do I Get a Copy of the Results of the Seismic Data?
Mineral owners with less than 640 acres (1 square mile) would not benefit from having copies of the processed 3D seismic data.
Owners of large mineral acreage (>640 acres) may want to request a copy of the processed 3D seismic data over their acreage.
Why should I allow seismic data to be collected on my property?
Seismic Data Give the Explorationist a Picture of the Geology of the Subsurface
Why does a company need to collect seismic data on my land for the Haynesville Shale?
3D Data Plus New Processing Algorithms Generate Clear Images of the Subsurface
What Does the Haynesville Shale Oil and Gas Formation Look Like on Seismic Data?
What Does the Haynesville Shale Oil and Gas Formation Look Like on Seismic Data?
The Geologist's and Geophysicist's Job Is to Fill in the Gap between Wells
