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Other Resources

• Smitd & Gates Guide to Graduate School Admissions in the Geosciences
• Workflow for obtaining GOM data
• Charting a course for a successful research career, 2nd Edition, Alan M. Johnson
• Financial Survivor for Oil & Gas workers (free student edition)
• Program of 2016 Gulf Coast Section Imperial Barrel Award Competition_Houston
• 2016 Compensation, Recruitment, and Retention Guide to the Oil and Gas Industry
• Making career connections in the world’s largest professional geological society
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  GIS-UDRIL (GIS Upstream Digital Reference Information Library) is an expansive project that provides digital products and services to upstream petroleum companies. It provides easy access to affordable, useful geological data in georeferenced formats for use in GIS mapping applications.
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  With the AAPG/Datapages you can search from the home page or browse content from over 40 publishers and societies. Non-subscribers may now view abstracts on all items before purchasing full text.
• EAS Self-study Report (2009-2013) (PDF)
• (including EAS)
• GOM Well Data from BSEE (PDF)
  Obtaining Gulf of Mexico Geological and Geophysical Date from the US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (by Sharon Cornelius, É«»¨Ìà Phd Student, spring, 2013)
• Guide to Writing Geophyscial Presentations by R. R. Stewart (PDF)
• Hallway Monitors Announcements and *NEW*
• Making of Texas by plate tectonics (modified from Dalziel, Gahagan, UTG)
• Undergraduate Research Fellowship Travel Program
  É«»¨Ìà contact: undergrad-research@uh.edu
• Field trip guides to Houston and the Gulf Coast region
• - Compilation of publicly available seismic reflection data sets that can be used for graduate or undergraduate research.
• - Teaching the next generation of scientists geologic concepts and reasoning
• by Dr. Tom Ewing, Univ. of Texas BEG
• (Sign up at GeoExPro with your @uh.edu email address to get free access to the digital version of GeoExPro.)