akstuhl, 10 months ago

@magnus here are the two that made it into my zotero when I briefly started down a similar rabbit hole back in the fall... https://doi.org/10.1306/1034742SP3149 http://muse.jhu.edu/book/346

magnus, 10 months ago

@akstuhl Thanks Andy. These are great. The first one seems perfect for what I am looking for

akstuhl, 10 months ago

@magnus great! interested to hear what you find. are you looking into the signal processing / time compression stuff?

timelfen, 10 months ago

@magnus Geof Bowker's first book might cover some of this territory.

https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262023672/science-on-the-run/

magnus, 10 months ago

@timelfen Thanks so much, I didn't know he wrote about this

inquiline, 10 months ago

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magnus, 10 months ago

@inquiline Thank you! For now I am most interested in the R&D activities of Geophysical Services Inc./Texas Instruments but any kind of context will be helpful

inquiline, 10 months ago

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magnus, 10 months ago

@inquiline this is exactly what I was looking for! And thanks for adding the hashtags
@ccmmody I am looking forward to reading your article and diving into the footnotes. If you have any other references on the connections between computing and oil that you can point me to I'd appreciate that

ccmmody, 10 months ago

@magnus @inquiline

this is a key reference for what you're interested in:

Priest, Tyler. "Seismic Innovations: The Digital Revolution in the Search for Oil and Gas." ENERGY AMERICAS (2021): 179.

magnus, 10 months ago

@ccmmody @inquiline Thank you, this looks excellent! Also, reading your article was helpful and encouraging