Senior Geoscientist (geophysics with geology) with 25 years of exploration, development, near field exploration, and new business ventures on various projects.

Seismic interpreter: regional exploration and prospect specific mapping, field development planning, structural modelling, integrating geological models and concepts. Carbonates and clastic experience.

Geological modelling for field development planning and infill well campaigns.

Recent project experience in Southern North Sea and Central North Sea, covering Carboniferous, Permian, Jurassic, Cretaceous and Paleocene aged reservoir plays.

Wide range of Geographical project experience from the Caribbean (Barbados/Aruba), conjugate margins of South America (Brazil) and West Africa (Gabon, Namibia), Gulf of Mexico, Mediterranean region (Italy, Albania, Montenegro, Tunisia), onshore Europe (Italy, Austria, Romania), North Sea (CNS and SNS), Russia (West Siberia), Middle East (Syria) & Australia.

Business focused technical professional, discipline integrator and collaborator. Additional experience in leadership, project and asset management, business development, relationship building and corporate strategy.

• UK: Southern North Sea gas basin; geophysical interpretation, prospect mapping of licence P2588 containing the Monterey undeveloped discovery adjacent to nearby Grove, Cutter, and Carrack fields.
• Re-evaluation of the Monterey Ketch gas discovery, detailed depth conversion and sensitivity analysis Basal Leman Sandstone study, seismic to well synthetics, amplitude mapping, prospectivity mapping, rock physics study, AVO and fluid substitution modelling to fulfil the licence work commitment.
• Detailed development screening of the Ketch Monterey discovery to fulfil the licence work commitment.
• Delivered P2588 licence evaluation with comprehensive and integrated technical report for corporate sale.
• Ongoing technical evaluation of existing licence work commitments (P2581).
• Evaluation and preparation of 33rd Licence round applications including technical review of Appendix B documents.