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OYO GEOSPACE WILL RECOGNIZE $15.8 MILLION OF REVENUES FROM SYSTEM SALE
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Oyo Geospace Corp. (NASDAQ: OYOG) delivered a $19.0 million, approximately 10,000 channel, reservoir characterization and monitoring system to an unidentified major oil company last week for permanent installation. Under the contract, the Stafford, Texas, seismic equipment supplier will recog...
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PURCHASE OF CONCORD LETS OYO GEOSPACE ENTER OFFSHORE SEISMIC MARKET
Hart's Petroleum Finance Week
; Houston seismic data instrument supplier OYO Geospace Corp. {OYOG} acquired JRC/Concord Technologies Inc., a privately held Houston marine seismic acquisition equipment designer and manufacturer, for an undisclosed amount of cash and stock. The purchase accomplishes several objectives, according to
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O'Meara Named Director of Reservoir Center at OU
The Journal Record
; Daniel J. O'Meara Jr., a reservoir engineer with extensive interdisciplinary experience in the petroleum industry, has been named director of the new Center for Reservoir Characterization at the University of Oklahoma Energy Center. The new center's research is focused on the Gypsy site that has
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OYO Geospace Intros Wireless Land Data Acquisition System
Wireless News
; Wireless News 09-29-2007 OYO Geospace Intros Wireless Land Data Acquisition System WIRELESS NEWS-September 29, 2007-OYO Geospace Intros Wireless Land Data Acquisition System (C)2007 10Meters - http:// www.10meters.com OYO Geospace has announced the ...
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OU receives grant for energy center
The Journal Record
; NORMAN (JR) -- The University of Oklahoma has received a $2.78 million software grant from Landmark Graphics of Houston, a subsidiary of Halliburton. The grant will enable the Sarkeys Energy Center's Institute for Reservoir Characterization and Institute for Exploration and Development Geosciences
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OYO GEOSPACE SELLS 2 MILLION SHARES IN ITS INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING OF EQUITY
Hart's Petroleum Finance Week
; OYO Geospace Corp. {OYOG} completed an initial public offering of 2 million common shares at $14 per share. Of the stock that was sold, 1 million shares were offered by the Houston oil and gas seismic data instrument manufacturer and 1 million shares were offered by a selling shareholder. Rauscher
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It ain't easy bein' green Lack of oil, defense work forces geophysics firms to look to environment
The Boston Globe
; ... helicopter geophysics." A handsome brochure describes how a helicopter, swinging what looks like a six-foot-high molecule on a cable, maps the subterranean appearance of hundreds of acres. Oceonics Inc. -- "fathoming the world's deepest problems" -- builds an adorable ...
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World's largest show--OTC 99--to attract over 50,000 to Houston
Sea Technology
; Thirty-one Years of Success as the Oil and Gas Industry's Foremost Event Devoted to Development of Offshore Exploration, Development & Environmental Protection This year marks the 31st anniversary of the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) and its largest exhibition in almost 15 years. The
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Okla. City-based Chesapeake Energy donates $500,000 to University of Oklahoma
THE JOURNAL RECORD
; The University of Oklahoma will receive $500,000 from Chesapeake Energy for four primary energy programs. The gifts, which will be made in annual $100,000 installments through 2008, will support academic programs that are strategic to the future success of energy education and research at OU's
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SEG 97--The next dimension
Sea Technology
; SEG 97, the international exposition and annual meeting of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists, the 67th renewal of the world's leading showplace for geophysical instruments and technology, is to be held November 27, 1997 in the Dallas Convention Center in Dallas, Texas. SEG 97 General
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University of Calgary and CSM litigate
Engineering and Mining Journal
; The University of Calgary (UC) sued the Colorado School of Mines (CSM) in two actions: one alleged defamation and the other a breach of contract. CSM sought an order from the Canadian court setting aside UC's claims on the grounds that Alberta was not the forum conveniens for the action. CSM also
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