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How much do you know about carbon capture and sequestration? Read this detailed analysis on how it works and the methods for it being monitored.
June 13 – 17 and 21 – 24 (9 days; 4 hrs./day). Times TBD
ISTI will host another of our popular Earthworm training courses, online (9 days total). Earthworm is the popular open-source regional earthquake data acquisition and location processing system.
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved a major carbon capture and storage project (CCS) in Lea County, New Mexico. This project is thought to be the largest of its kind in the Permian Basin. Carbon dioxide (CO2) will be sequestered from Lucid Energy Group’s Red Hills gas processing complex (see Major CCS project given the green light in New Mexico).
Update : An area of the Permian Basin has been categorized as a “Seismic Response Area” (SRA) after a recent magnitude 4.2 or 4.5 earthquake near Stanton, Texas.
Multistage stimulation will revolutionize the Geothermal industry (see https://jpt.spe.org/why-multistage-stimulation-could-transform-the-geothermal-industry) and open up the west to producing energy on the order of 60 Gigawatts of energy if these oil and gas techniques work for geothermal wells!
ISTI’s team has decades of experience with the AQMS software that was used to monitor the earthquakes and other ground-shaking events from this eruption. ISTI’s experts helped the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory to get this software tuned and operational on a Linux platform 6 months before the eruption began.
ISTI & GEObit join together at the AGU Annual Meeting in New Orleans 13 – 17 Dec. 2021.
We are a team providing a complete seismic monitoring solution.
ISTI is presenting virtually at the AGU Fall Meeting being held 13 – 17 December 2021.
Check out our posters!
April 24, 2020 Update
ISTI’s Sid Hellman put together a nice web UI to help people find the number of cases in their counties in the USA. Please refer to the CDC web pages for what you should be doing to be safe from COVID-19.
General News
How much do you know about carbon capture and sequestration? Read this detailed analysis on how it works and the methods for it being monitored.
June 13 – 17 and 21 – 24 (9 days; 4 hrs./day). Times TBD
ISTI will host another of our popular Earthworm training courses, online (9 days total). Earthworm is the popular open-source regional earthquake data acquisition and location processing system.
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved a major carbon capture and storage project (CCS) in Lea County, New Mexico. This project is thought to be the largest of its kind in the Permian Basin. Carbon dioxide (CO2) will be sequestered from Lucid Energy Group’s Red Hills gas processing complex (see Major CCS project given the green light in New Mexico).
Update : An area of the Permian Basin has been categorized as a “Seismic Response Area” (SRA) after a recent magnitude 4.2 or 4.5 earthquake near Stanton, Texas.
Multistage stimulation will revolutionize the Geothermal industry (see https://jpt.spe.org/why-multistage-stimulation-could-transform-the-geothermal-industry) and open up the west to producing energy on the order of 60 Gigawatts of energy if these oil and gas techniques work for geothermal wells!
ISTI’s team has decades of experience with the AQMS software that was used to monitor the earthquakes and other ground-shaking events from this eruption. ISTI’s experts helped the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory to get this software tuned and operational on a Linux platform 6 months before the eruption began.
This winter 2022, ISTI will host another of our popular training courses, online (5 days total), this time on AQMS.
Winter 2022 (5 days). 28 February - 4 March. Time: TBD
Register Now!
ISTI helped install and coordinate the upgrade of the Puerto Rico Seismic Network’s (PRSN) software to the latest version of the ANSS Quake Monitoring System.
The work will be presented at the 2021 AGU.
ISTI & GEObit join together at the AGU Annual Meeting in New Orleans 13 – 17 Dec. 2021.
We are a team providing a complete seismic monitoring solution.
ISTI is presenting virtually at the AGU Fall Meeting being held 13 – 17 December 2021.
Check out our posters!
This fall 2021, ISTI will host another of our popular training courses, online (5 days total), this time on AQMS.
Fall 2021 (5 days). 13 - 17 September. Time: 10am - 2:30 EDT (14:00 - 18:30 UTC)
Register Now!
Join ISTI at the GAGE/SAGE 2021 Community Science Workshop
We’ll be teaching: Introduction to Earthworm/AQMS Short Course
August 2021; half-day
ISTI exhibited at the SnT Online virtual meeting.
ISTI presented STAX Project – Data data analysis and interactive data access.
Abstract: The STAX (Source Term Analysis of Xenon) project aims at the development of a worldwide network to measure radioxenon isotopes released from medical isotope production facilities.
ISTI will exhibit at the WOSMIP Remote 2 Online virtual meeting.
ISTI presents STAX Project –Data processing and viewing software.
Abstract: The STAX project is an experiment focused on the development of a worldwide stack release monitoring network to measure radioxenon isotopes released from medical isotope production facilities.
Missed SSA 2021?
Here’s what was covered.
ISTI & GEObit join together at the SSA Online virtual meeting,
We are a team providing a complete seismic monitoring solution.
Mon., 19 July - Thurs. 29 July. 9 days; 4 hrs./day. 10:30 am - 3:00 pm EDT, including a half hour break.
ISTI will host another of our popular Earthworm training courses, online (9 days total). Earthworm is the popular open-source regional earthquake data acquisition and location processing system.
Introduction to Earthworm/AQMS ShortCourse
August 2021; half-day
Missed AGU 2020?
Here’s what was covered.
ISTI & GEObit join together at the AGU 2020 Online Virtual meeting, 1 – 17 December 2020.
We are a team providing a complete seismic monitoring solution.
ISTI is presenting at the AGU Fall Meeting being held in San Francisco, 9 – 13 December 2019. In addition, ISTI welcomes you to visit our team at our AGU exhibit (booth 835) throughout the week.
2020 SeisComP Course Online, September 14 – 18 and 21 – 24; 9 days; 4 hrs/day. Start time: 12:30pm 1/2hr break at 2:30pm, finish time 5pm. New York Time (EDT).
9 days; 4 hrs./day. Start time: 1pm New York Time (EDT).
Summer 2020 EW Course
Check out this ISTI/RESIF e-poster. It was presented by RESIF at the EGU General Assembly Online on 7 May 2020:
D1661 EGU2020-19125 Yasmine: A New Tool for stationXML.
As ISTI’s Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Peter Devanney is responsible for ISTI’s worldwide marketing and sales. Supporting the next stage of ISTI’s growth, Peter works with the ISTI team to deliver innovative environmental monitoring products and services focused on our customers’ mission success.
April 24, 2020 Update
ISTI’s Sid Hellman put together a nice web UI to help people find the number of cases in their counties in the USA. Please refer to the CDC web pages for what you should be doing to be safe from COVID-19.
A recent Richter Magnitude 3.4 earthquake (OGS magnitude) was felt and caused the shut-in of a well being completed in Oklahoma. This closure and the logic for monitoring was discussed in a recent article in “The Oklahoman”.
NEW DATES: 2020 Earthworm Course Online, June 8 – 12 and June 15 – 18; 9 days; 4 hrs./day. Start time: 9am New York Time (EDT).
Note: The class was previously scheduled to begin a week earlier, but with COVID impacts, we’ve needed to be adaptable with our scheduling. Thank you for your understanding.
Meet Sid & Stefan at AMS 2020
Who: Sid Hellman and Stefan Lisowski of ISTI.com
What: 100th AMS Annual Meeting
Where: Boston, MA
When: 14 January 2020
ISTI & GEObit join together at the AGU Annual Meeting in San Francisco 9 – 13 Dec. 2019.
We are a team providing a complete seismic monitoring solution. Contact us through SHM.works.