6.7 1953 GEOPHYSICAL PROSPECTING appeared as a quarterly. First Associate Editors appointed to assist the Editor of GEOPHYSICS. 6.6 1954 Executive Committee voted to separate the Annual Meeting from the AAPG. 6.5 1955 SEG held its last joint meeting with AAPG, then celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary with a separate meeting in Denver. 6.4 1956 The first Yearbook was published, and SEG's scholarship program was initiated with $12,125 distributed to thirteen students. 5.10 1960 Silver anniversary issue of GEOPHYSICS published listing "classic" papers of the first twenty-five years of the journal. 5.9 1961 The SEG Medal Award (later renamed in honor of Reginald Fessenden) was created. 5.5 1965 SEG staff move into the Society's new building in June. 5.2 1968 SEG co-sponsors the Offshore Technology Conference. 5.1 1969 Pre-cursor of Sheriff's Dictionary published. 4.10 1970 Emeritus Membership was established. 
Clarence Karcher's first exploration reflection seismic experiment. 4.8 1972 First book published by SEG jointly with the AAPG.Sheriff publishes Encyclopedic Dictionary of Exploration Geophysics. 4.2 1978 The SEG Maurice Ewing Medal Award was established as SEG's highest award.4.1 1979 GEOPHYSICS began monthly publication, and fifteen Continuing Education courses were offered.3.9 1981 A record $4 billion was spent on geophysical acquisition.3.8 1982 Geophysics, The Leading Edge of Exploration debuted in June.3.6 1984 The Geophysical Resource Center was completed and occupied.3.5 1985 50th Anniversary of GEOPHYSICS.3.4 1986 Shell Companies Foundation donated $100,000 for books and periodicals to the SEG Library in the Geophysical Resource Center, and the building was named the Cecil and Ida Green Tower.3.3 1987 Seismic Data Processing, by Özdogan Yílmaz published.3.2 1988 An agreement with AAPG, SPE, and SPWLA led to the formation of an Intersocietal Coordinating Committee.3.1 1989 Initiation of the SEG Foundation Trustee Associates.2.10 1990 Oz Yílmaz's video short course on Seismic Data Processing, produced by Western Geophysical is offered to SEG to market.2.9 1991 SEG Executive Committee approve annual mid-year meetings in venues outside of the United States.2.8 1992 Midyear SEG Meeting held in Moscow.
2.7 1993 The SEG GEOROM containing GEOPHYSICS issues from 1936-1992 produced. GEOROM includes TLE and Sheriff's Dictionary 2.6 1994 SEG Membership numbers begin to recover. 2.5 1995 Expanded Abstracts of the Annual Meeting offered on CD Rom. 2.4 1996 SEG Online is moved internally to SEG headquarters. 2.3 1997 The SEG Distinguished Instructor program inaugurated. 2.2 1998 All-time record of booths sold for the Annual Meeting in New Orleans. 2.1 1999 SEG Annual Meeting in Houston draws highest number of attendees since 1987. 1.15 2000 SEG Annual Meeting held in Calgary. 1.14 2001 SEG Annual Meeting in San Antonio. 1.13 2002 A 4th edition of Sheriff's Dictionary published as Encyclopedic Dictionary of Applied Geophysics,. 1.12 2003 The majority of members of SEG live outside the United States. 1.11 2004 SEG adopts a three-tiered dues structure. 1.9 2006 SEG Annual Meeting in New Orleans, one year after Hurricane Katrina. 1.8 2007 The SEG Foundation launches a major gifts campaign intended to attract young people into geophysics. 1.7 2008 SEG opens its first office outside of the United States in Beijing, China. 1.6 2009 Despite a worldwide recession, SEG's Annual Meeting in Houston drew strong attendance. 
1.5 2010 Governance reform proposal narrowly defeated.1.3 2012 SEG approves a new journal INTERPRETATION co-published with AAPG.
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1.2 2013 SEG's Annual Meeting drew 11,015 attendees, the largest registration since 1999.
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