Responsible for implementing and monitoring the Development and Exploration programs in the East China Sea.

A Lead Geophysicist within Maersk’s Corporate Petroleum Engineering Department. Responsible for seismic processing (land projects from Algeria and Kazakhstan, marine projects from the North Sea and Greenland), Lead Geophysicist for Maersk’s forthcoming 4D projects, active member of biannual Geophysics workshops (presented two talks in 2010) and assisted in the newly formed In-house data processing centre. Recent Key Projects: 4D seismic modelling Managed the assessment of different acquisition techniques for forthcoming round of 4D acquisition over a number Danish fields. This involved the modelling of navigation repeatability testing, processing decimation tests and targeted processing to enhance the frequency content to aid high resolution interpretation.3D PSDM projects Project managing PSDM reprocessing projects from Norway and Denmark. This was from the tender specification, contracts award, contractor management through the supervision and interpretation of the shallow horizons for the velocity model updates through to the final PSDM deliverables. Survey Design Benchmark studyProject managing the benchmarking of number of contractors to perform the full seismic survey design over a HPHT field in the North Sea. The project involved the theoretical design through to the generation of a set of different synthetic acquisition programs (NAZ, WAZ, MAZ and OBC). A Paper covering this work has been submitted to the 2012 EAGE conference.

Responsible for the Geophysics department within the consultancy division, which required direct involvement in all of the following: • Geophysical Project management, • All seismic survey design, • Acquisition tender specifications and review, • Processing tender specifications and review, • Bespoke processing projects on the in-house ProMAX systems, •External processing supervision •Reservoir characterisation utilising AVO and inversion software. The diverse projects require continued international travel.