The Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) has elected new officers to its 2009-2010 Executive Committee, including a new President-elect, Klaas Koster.
Koster holds a geophysics doctorate from Delft in the Netherlands. He has worked with Amoco, Shell, Woodside, and—most recently—Apache, where he was senior technical advisor overseeing subsurface activities in Forties Field. Koster previously served as SEG Vice President on the 2003-2004 Executive Committee.
Other new officers include First Vice President David Lumley, Second Vice President John H. Bradford, Vice President Arthur C.H. Cheng, Secretary-Treasurer Anna Shaughnessy, and Editor Vladimir Grechka.
The new Committee will take office on 29 October 2009. Read more about this leadership transition on the SEG website.
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