Careers: Geology/Experts
| Expert | Average Ratings | Expertise |
|---|---|---|
Amit Roy ChowdhuryIndia
Available
|
I shall answer general questions related to clastic sedimentology. I shall be specially interested to reply to any question on continental deposits, particularly fluvial deposits. As I have about 15 years of experience in working in the field of petroleum geology, I shall love to answer questions related to exploration of hydrocarbons in the aforesaid sedimentary environment. To do so, I may guide how to use all geoscientific data - geological, seismic data and electrolog data acquired in the area of study. However, as I have no exposure in lab work, I may be excused from answering any question akin to sed lab,pal lab or chem lab. | |
Keith PattonAvailable
|
Career and educational options open for fledgling geoscience students. What courses you should take to prepare for the current job market. |
Recent Answers
2009-11-01 Hello:
Jermaine: Most jobs in geology in the petroleum industry require a masters degreee. BS level jobs are usually at well site and are a dead end or as geotecs. I have known some BS Geologists that did
2009-10-18 Decision making on my career path:
ZR: I have been in the industry since I graduated in 1980. I did have to endure layoffs in the late 1980's but that downturn was an artificial construct by the Reagan Whitehouse and the CIA. No I
2009-10-15 report help:
If I am not mistaken, you want to know the basics of a "Geological Field Report". There are standard formats for any company / institution that are follwed to write a report. Whatever it is, there must
2009-10-15 career:
Sartj: Take your basic curriculum for a geology degree, get a BS then get an Masters of Science degree. The second is mandatory to get any kind of a good job. Make sure you have experience, a general
2009-10-15 Geophysics:
Kathy: Do take a computer class. Programming is not so important, but a class in how to use the latest G&G software is. It will give you a big advantage in the job market if you are familiar with
©2009 About.com, a part of The New York Times Company. All rights reserved.