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Thirty years of petroleum industry experience in wireline operations, formation evaluation, recruiting, sales, and technical support for both a major wireline company and a major directional drilling company. Also involved with a high tech startup service company providing state of the art resistivity devices. Specific experiences and skills include:
Dan Mathis
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Extensive exposure to wireline logs in the Gulf Coast (Texas to Mississippi) and the Gulf of Mexico
Full knowledge of both openhole wireline and LWD logging tools
Quality control of wireline and LWD operations
Familiar with log analysis programs QLA2 and PRISM
Author of seven technical papers on geosteering in horizontal drilling operations
Earned "Wildcatter" award for a new gas reservoir discovery in San Patricio County, Texas
Interpretation skills include both hand and computer analysis
Taught logging schools to beginning geologists for a major oil company
EDUCATION
William Jewell College B.S. Physics, 1968
Wichita State University M.S. Physics 1969
SOCIETIES
Treasurer, Vice President, and President of Society of Professional Well Log Analyst 1995-1997
Treasurer of SPWLA National Convention 1997
Society of Petroleum Engineers
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Houston Geological Society
Gulf Coast Association of
Geological Society