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    Upcoming Luncheon

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    Recent Changes with Forward Modeling can Significantly Reduce Key Risk with Seismic Acquisition, Interpretation, and Reservoir Characterization

    • Date:
      February 11, 2010
    • Time:
      11:30 am Doors open
      11:45 am Lunch served
      12:30 pm Talk begins
    • Speaker:
      Christof Stork
      Tierra Geophysical
    • Location:
      Wynkoop Brewing Company
      1634 18th Street at Wynkoop
    • Menu
    • Abstract
    • Reservations:
      Monday, January 25, 2010
      through
      Monday, February 8, 2010, Noon.
      The Reservation period has ended.
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    • Date:
      February 11, 2010
    • Speaker:
      Christof Stork
      Tierra Geophysical
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    Upcoming Continuing Education Event

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    Student Challenge Bowl

    • When:
      Monday, March 15th 2010
      Marriott City Center - Downtown Denver, CO

      Networking Reception Begins at 4:00pm

      Student Challenge Bowl Begins at 6:00pm


    • Synopsis:
      Answer: 21

      Eight teams of two students (graduate or undergraduate) from Universities or Colleges are invited to compete in the Denver Geophysical Society and Society of Exloration Geophysicists Student Challenge Bowl.

      All events are free to attend but registration is required for the participation of teams for the Student Challenge Bowl.

      Students compete in a fast paced multiple choice Q&A about geophysics and geology to win an all expense paid trip to The International Student Challenge Bowl at the SEG International Exposition.

      Each teammate is eligible for a $100 travel grant to the Denver Student Challenge Bowl. See Team Registration Form for more details or contact Ashley Tompkins at office@denvergeo.org.
    • Where:
      Marriott City Center (17th & California) Downtown Denver, CO
    • Team Registration Form
    • Sponsorship Information
    • Sponsorship Form
    • When:
      Monday, March 15th 2010
      Marriott City Center - Downtown Denver, CO

      Networking Reception Begins at 4:00pm

      Student Challenge Bowl Begins at 6:00pm


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    Upcoming Sponsorship

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    Student Challenge Bowl

    • When:
      Monday, March 15th 2010
      Marriott City Center - Downtown Denver, CO

      Networking Reception Begins at 4:00pm

      Student Challenge Bowl Begins at 6:00pm


    • Synopsis:
      Answer: 21

      Eight teams of two students (graduate or undergraduate) from Universities or Colleges are invited to compete in the Denver Geophysical Society and Society of Exloration Geophysicists Student Challenge Bowl.

      All events are free to attend but registration is required for the participation of teams for the Student Challenge Bowl.

      Students compete in a fast paced multiple choice Q&A about geophysics and geology to win an all expense paid trip to The International Student Challenge Bowl at the SEG International Exposition.

      Each teammate is eligible for a $100 travel grant to the Denver Student Challenge Bowl. See Team Registration Form for more details or contact Ashley Tompkins at office@denvergeo.org.
    • Where:
      Marriott City Center (17th & California) Downtown Denver, CO
    • Team Registration Form
    • Online Sponsorship Payment
    • Sponsorship Form
    • When:
      Monday, March 15th 2010
      Marriott City Center - Downtown Denver, CO

      Networking Reception Begins at 4:00pm

      Student Challenge Bowl Begins at 6:00pm


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    Upcoming ExComm Meeting

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    DGS Executive Committee Meeting

    • When:
      Tuesday, 4:30 PM,
      February 9, 2010
    • Where:
      Fairfield Industries 1776 Lincoln St. - #1200 Denver, CO 80203
    • When:
      Tuesday, 4:30 PM,
      February 9, 2010
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    Current General Notice

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    Annual Sponsor Packages

    • The DGS has created two sponsorship packages that apply to a full year of events, luncheons and education courses.

    • Each package is structured for the sponsoring company to have presence at 7 functions, Monthly Luncheons and Monthly Advertising in The Record!

    • Your company can now budget a year in advance for sponsorship!

    • Payment plans and customized packages are available.

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    • The DGS has created two sponsorship packages that apply to a full year of events, luncheons and education courses.

    • Each package is structured for the sponsoring company to have ...
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