Christine Worthington

Wastewater Disposal/Underground Injection Control (UIC) - Permitting including regulatory and technical investigations Carbon Sequestration - Site characterization and geophysical analysis for permitting Geophysical support across multidisciplinary projects

Helping build community one bicycle at a time.

• Managed and processed seismic data projects, including budget and timelines. • Oversaw and directed projects from start to finish with aggressive deadlines. • Processed land seismic data including PP, PS, 2D, and 3D data to produce subsurface imaging. • Built high resolution earth models including incorporating seismic well ties and well logs for seismic depth imaging. • Applied problem-solving skills to analyze and resolve issues impacting business operations and goal achievement. • Maintained positive customer relationships balancing internal and external client expectations and objectives. • Presented data results with visualization weekly to clients • Trained junior team members on software and geophysical applications • Leveraged competencies in Omega and Petrel for visualization and earth model building. • Minimized risk through the life cycle of projects, by conducting risk assessments and implementing mitigations.

• Completed successful applications of an innovative technology. • Conducted start-up and close-out meetings and lessons learned to share knowledge within the company. • Recommended and implemented data standardization and usage to ensure data integrity. • Maintained and guided multiple projects simultaneously while ensuring quality of large-scale projects and client satisfaction. • Recognized and offered achievable solutions to meet timelines and objectives.

Completed Schlumberger’s fixed step training program including theory and practical application of geophysical techniques for seismic data processing.

Supervised by Professor G. Randy Keller. My general course of study is geophysics with an emphasis in seismic processing, seismic interpretation, and constructing gravity models. I also served as a teaching assistant for introductory geology lab and gravity & magnetics lab.

• Analyzed regional velocities using Vertical Seismic Profiles (VSPs) in the West Texas Overthrust to deduce how lithologies were represented by interval velocities. • Provided incorporation of the VSPs with seismic data that led to the realization of a prior misinterpretation. • Delivered a re-interpreted and improved accuracy of depth conversion and maps.

• Constructed geologic cross-sections to resolve the extent of the Wolf Camp detrital layer in the Permian Basin. • Generated synthetic seismograms to determine the seismic resolution of the Wolf camp detrital layer.