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The Curtin Reservoir Geophysics Consortium (CRGC) is a partnership between industry and academia and is undertaking research into the acquisition, processing and quantitative interpretation of geophysical data with an emphasis on Australian petroleum exploration and production issues.

Focused on Research

Acknowledged as having inspired a culture of excellence in the field of Geophysics at Curtin University, CEG Director Professor Boris Gurevich was awarded the university’s highest honour for academic staff, the title of John Curtin Distinguished Professor.

Announcements

16/07/2025 – 2025 CRGC Annual Meeting: Dates and Venue Locked-in

We are delighted to announce the dates and venue for the 2025 CRGC Annual Meeting. The consortium meeting will be held in-person and online over three afternoons, from 18th to 20th November (13:00 – 17:00 AWST), at the Novotel Vines Resort Swan Valley, Perth, Western Australia. The preliminary technical programme will be available in September.

All previous meetings downloads are available at the CRGC members resources page.

News and Events

15/08/2025 – CEG Researchers Contributing in the Organising Committee of the EAGE Workshop on Enhancing Subsurface Practices using AI/ML

We’re excited to announce that Curtin Centre for Exploration Geophysics is participating in organising the EAGE Workshop on Enhancing Subsurface Practices using AI/ML. Submit your abstracts! Read more…


15/08/2025 – CEG Will be at AEGC 2025

We’re excited to announce that Curtin Centre for Exploration Geophysics will be exhibiting at the upcoming 2025 AEGC Conference in Perth! Join us at (Booth # 076) to explore our latest innovations, connect with our team, and discover how we’re helping shape the future of geoscience. See you there! Read more…


5/26/2025 – CEG List of Talks at the EAGE Annual Meeting 2025

The Centre for Exploration Geophysics will be present at the EAGE Annual Meeting 2025 in Toulouse, France on 2-5 June 2025. We welcome you to visit our booth (UNI14) and attend our talks… Read more…


6/12/2024 – Professor Boris Gurevich Awarded the “John Curtin Distinguished Professor” Title

Professor Boris Gurevich has been awarded the “John Curtin Distinguished Professor” title for a subsequent five-year period. The conferral of the honorary award title is a prestigious honour and recognises his ongoing … Read more…

Seismic Soundoff Posdcast: Surface and borehole seismic monitoring of CO2 geological storage

Prof. Roman Pevzner discusses his Honorary Lecture, "Surface and borehole seismic monitoring of CO2 geological storage."

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Seismic Soundoff Posdcast: Seismic's role in geological carbon capture and storage

Prof. Boris Gurevich provides an insider's perspective on the value of expanding your knowledge and awareness of the wide-ranging discipline of geophysics.

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