Tommie Darden Rape September 18, 1950 ~ August 2, 2023 (age 72) Tommie D. Rape, beloved husband, father, and brother, passed away on...

Annual Meeting Traditionally the GSH President provides a year end summary of the activities of the GSH at the last meeting of the year...

Interview with the 2022 GSH Scholarship recipient

Article discusses the history and development of azimuthal science in geophysics along with some important uses and pitfalls.

2023 Spring Symposium write up and event photos!

Chris Ennen Represents the GSH Outreach program at Ridgemont Elementary School Career Day

By Lillian Jones, 1st VP-Elect Word From the Board, April 2023 The Geophysical Society of Houston is unique. As a local professional...

Geoscience Center receives donations from Enders Robinson who passed away in December 2022

GSH Doodlebugger Diary article on land-based seismic acquisition in Tanzania in the mid-1970’s with Western Geophysical crew V-30.

NextGen, a new chapter of the GSH, founded in late 2019, formed to focus on engaging early career professionals in the geoscience community.

Interview with Tammy Weir discussing the advantages and details of data management with the value added of discovering unknown data.

A GSH Outreach volunteer gave three geoscience classroom presentations to 2nd & 5th graders at Crippen Elementary (New Caney ISD) Career Day

Learn about the Book Swap held on Saturday February 18th in the Sheriff Library sponsored by Rene Mott representing Empress Exploration.

We perform pipeline modeling and subsequent cost analysis of the Texas Gulf Coast as a potential carbon capture and storage (CCS) hub.

Word from the Board, GSH President Elect Katie Baker

A surprising claim of the demise of a carbon sequestration project is investigated and possibly debunked.

Story of the launching and life of the R/V Hollis Hedberg, a seismic research vessel owned and operated by Gulf Oil in the 1970's and 1980's

Geoscience Center and Museum News for February, 2023

GSH Outreach volunteers hosted a hands-on activity booth at the annual Morales Elementary School Science Family Night in Pasadena, Texas.

NextGen invites you to join the GSH community for happy hours, axe throwing, and the first-ever GSH Picnic in 2023.

Sixty percent of the world's oil reserves are located in carbonate reservoirs. Carbonates have been a challenge to interpret, drill and...

News from the GSH Geoscience Center and Museum - January 2023

Fall 2022 geocience outreach events recap: Dulles Math & Science Night, National STEM Day Celebration, Energy Day Festival and STEM/Nova Day

Word From the Board for January 2023 by Simon Voisey, 1st VP