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CENSUS OF NEW GEOPHYSICAL EMPLOYEES AND GEOPHYSICS GRADUATES

Name: CENSUS OF NEW GEOPHYSICAL EMPLOYEES AND GEOPHYSICS GRADUATES
Creator: Robert E. Sheriff
Keywords: 4. Education, 01 natural sciences, 0105 earth and related environmental sciences

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Feb 1976 English Publisher:Society of Exploration GeophysicistsJournal:GEOPHYSICS, volume 41, pages 155-158 (issn: 0016-8033, eissn: 1942-2156,

Authors: Robert E. Sheriff;

doi: 10.1190/1.1440600

CENSUS OF NEW GEOPHYSICAL EMPLOYEES AND GEOPHYSICS GRADUATES

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During the 1975 SEG Academic‐Industry Seminar held in Houston, June 22–26, participants asked for statistical data regarding the employment of university graduates as geophysics. Accordingly, a questionnaire was sent to about 75 companies which employ geophysicist: oil companies, geophysical contractors, etc. The following tabulation details the result of the 31 questionnaire returned by December 20, 1975. Three questions were asked one regarding employees hired directly from universities, a second regarding summer employees, and third regarding requirements for foreign languages. The last question was designed to obtain information for a study being conducted for the AAAS.

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