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dGB Europe
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| | dGB Earth Sciences
Nijverheidstraat 11-2
7511 JM Enschede
The Netherlands
Tel. +31(0)53 4315155
Fax. +31(0)53-4315104
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| | Getting there...
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Who is Who
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| dGB management
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| | Paul de Groot is president of dGB. He worked ten years for Shell where he served in various technical and management positions. Paul subsequently worked four years as a senior research geophysicist for TNO Institute of Applied Geosciences before co-founding dGB in 1995. He has authored many papers covering a wide range of geophysical topics and co-authored a patent on seismic object detection. Paul holds MSc and PhD degrees in geophysics from Delft University of Technology. |
| | Bert Bril is co-founder and head R&D of dGB. He began his career in 1988 as an acquisition geophysicist with Delft Geophysical. He switched to software development in 1991 and worked for Jason Geosystems until 1992. Then he worked at the TNO Institute of Applied Geoscience before co-founding dGB in 1995. He is the (co-)author of numerous papers covering geophysical and object-oriented software development topics. Bert holds an MSc in geophysics from Utrecht University. |
Marketing |
| | Jan Stellingwerff Beintema joined dGB as Senior Sales Manager in 2006. He is a Geoscientist with over 20 years of experience in various aspects of geology, geophysics and reservoir evaluation. In the beginning of his career, he worked for Western and Halliburton in the acquisition of geophysical borehole data. Then he worked 12 years for CGG in France, where he specialized in the petrophysical interpretation of full-waveform sonic data. Here he also became involved in the marketing and commercialization of their in-house geophysical software package. He holds a Msc in geology from Polytech' Montpellier. |
| Case study department |
| | Geert de Bruin is a Geoscientist, working for dGB since 2004. He is the project leader of the second phase of the SSIS (Sequence Stratigraphic Interpretation System) development project. He is conducting sequence stratigraphic studies and is the (co-) author of numerous sequence stratigraphic articles. Furthermore, he is involved in seismic object detection and interpretation studies. Geert holds a MSc in sedimentary Geology from the Free University of Amsterdam, where he specialized in carbonate geology. |
| | Arnaud Huck works as a Geoscientist for dGB since 2004. He quickly became indispensable in quantitative seismic studies, since he has extensive knowledge of GDI and Strata. He is involved in rock properties predictions, well simulations, impedance inversions, and AVO studies. Arnaud holds a MSc degree with honors in Geophysics from the School of Engineering Geophysics of Strasbourg. |
| Crépin Eric Bouanga joined the case study group of dGB in Enschede in March 2006 where he is involved in seismic interpretation studies and software testing. Before joining dGB, Eric worked 3 years in marine seismic data acquisition for Schlumberger Geco-Prakla. Eric holds an MSc in Marine Geology from Moscow Oil and Gas Academy. |
| Otelindo Medina joined dGB in january 2008 as a geophysicist and will be involved in quantitative seismic studies and software testing. Otelindo holds a MSc. from the university of Paris and he is completing his PhD. dissertation on 4D (time-lapse) seismic interpretation, done at the Petroleum institute at Heriot-Watt University. |
| Farrukh Qayyum joined dGB as a geoscientist in April 2008. He is involved in sequence stratigraphic interpretations, seismic object detection & interpretation studies. Before joining dGB, Farrukh worked as G&G Specialist for Schlumberger-SIS, Pakistan and before that he worked as a mud logger for Baker Hughes Inteq, Pakistan. Farrukh holds a M.Sc. in Geophysics and a M.Phil. with specialization in reservoir characterization and sequence stratigraphy from Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan. |
| Software development department |
| Hélène Huck is a geo-scientific software developer with dGB since 2004. Amongst others, she completely reengineered the attribute engine, and programmed various functionalities to improve the user friendliness. Hélène studied engineering geophysics at Ecole et Observatoire des Sciences de la Terre in Strasbourg (France), and holds an MSc degree with distinction in Geophysics. |
| | Jaap Glas joined dGB in 2005 as a geoscientific software developer for the OpendTect seismic interpretation environment. The epicenter of his interest and expertise concerns multidimensional data processing. He holds a M.Sc. degree, cum laude, in computer science from the University of Amsterdam, and a Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from the University of Twente. His dissertation comprises fundamental research into the definition of geometrical edges on 3-D objects and their retrieval from camera images. |
| Office support
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| | Mieke de Groot is dGB's office manager, responsible for administration and accounting. She has a background in nursing and medical administration. |
| | Arjan Burggraaf is our system administrator, responsible for the computer network, website and technical support. He studied Information Technology at the Saxion Hogeschool in Enschede.
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