Geoff Dorn received his B.S. in astrophysics (1973) and his M.S. in Geology (1978) from
the University of New Mexico,
and a PhD in exploration geophysics (Engineering Geoscience, 1980) from the University
of California, Berkeley.
He joined ARCO's Exploration and Production Technology in the fall of 1980, spending his
first two years in seismic acquisition research. From 1982 - 1987 he directed ARCO's
interactive interpretation research group, leaving management in January of 1987 to
pursue technical research interests in 3-D seismic horizon and volume attribute analysis,
and 3-D visualization. In 1993 Geoff was named an ARCO Research Advisor for his
contributions in 3-D seismic interpretation and visualization research and technical
service. He returned to management in 1997 to direct ARCO's Visualization Technology
group. A member of the SEG (Society of Exploration Geophysicists) Research Committee
since 1990, he has helped organize numerous post-convention research committee workshops,
was chairman of the 1993 SEG Summer Research Workshop on 3-D Seismology, and is a
District Representative to the SEG. He has been chosen as the Spring 2002 SEG
Distinguished Lecturer.
Following the donation from BP and Landmark that established the BP
Center for Visualization, Geoff became Executive Director of this new
research center at the University of Colorado.
His interests include 3-D visualization, 3-D seismic interpretation,
attribute analysis and geophysical reservoir characterization. He is
an active member of the SEG, EAGE and AAPG.
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