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Priority Points Listing Priority Points Company Listing SEG 2020 Annual Meeting, 11-16 October George R. Brown Convention Center Houston, Texas Sue Ellen Rhine The SEG Priority Points System is used to assign booths in a fair and equitable manner. Exhibition & Exhibitors receive points based on SEG Corporate Membership, previous and current year Sponsorship Sales exposition, advertising, and sponsorship participation. Points are totaled and booth [email protected] assignments are made based on the total number of points. The Rebooking Appointed Time Meirilande Streetz Schedule that is issued for rebooking selections is based on companies that are on current Exhibition Services year exhibit floor and present to make booth selections. [email protected] Category I: SEG Corporate Membership One point is accumulated for each year a company has been an SEG Corporate Member. 8801 S. Yale Avenue Suite 500 Category II: Exposition Participation Tulsa, OK 74137 One point is accumulated for each year a company has exhibited in the SEG Annual Meeting Office (918) 497-5500 during the previous 10 years (2010—2019). www.seg.org/am One point is accumulated for each standard booth (or equivalent) occupied during the previous 4 SEG Annual Meetings (2016—2019). Category III: Advertising Priority points are calculated from July 2018—June 2019 for application to the 2020 SEG Annual Meeting in Houston. Exhibiting companies earn .5 priority point per $500 of Advertising contributed to the various SEG mediums listed below. We will analyze your total contribution to determine points. Advertising opportunities: • Geophysics • The Leading Edge • Interpretation • Annual Meeting Official Program • Daily Events Emails • SEG Website Note: Geophysics, Interpretation, and The Leading Edge are SEG publications. Category IV: Sponsorship Exhibiting companies earn 0.5 priority point per $500 of Annual Meeting Sponsorships. Note: Points are calculated from all data collected through 12 July 2019. 1 | P a g e CGGVERITAS (pts from RC2) and R.T. CLARK CO, INC. 52.00 DYNO NOBEL INC. 31.00 SERCEL 424.00 RPS Energy (was Exploration ION (pts from Reed, De Regt, ELIIS 31.00 Consultants Ltd.) 49.00 Tescorp, Pelton) 380.50 ADVANCED GEOPHYSICAL TECH. 30.00 SCHLUMBERGER OILFIELD ARDCO/TRAVERSE LIFT COMPANY 48.00 SERVICES/WESTERNGECO 321.00 MICROSEISMIC, INC. 30.00 SINOGEO 48.00 SEABED/FUGRO 278.00 PARALLEL GEOSCIENCE CORP. 30.00 IKON SCIENCE 46.00 PETROLEUM GEO-SERVICES 199.50 GETECH 28.00 SGI (SILICON GRAPHICS) 46.00 GEOSPACE TECHNOLOGIES 178.00 SONARDYNE 28.00 POLARCUS 44.00 SERCEL (Mark Products) 171.50 TRIMBLE NAVIGATION 28.00 ADVANCED GEOSCIENCES 43.00 DOWNUNDER GEOSOLUTIONS 157.00 ULMATEC BARO AS 28.00 GEOMETRICS 43.00 OYO CORPORATION 154.00 CONOCOPHILLIPS 27.00 SHEARWATER (DOLPHIN SHARP REFLECTIONS 43.00 DRILLING INFO 27.00 GEOPHYSICAL/BERGEN) 153.00 DYNAMIC GRAPHICS 42.00 HP 27.00 BGP INC., CNPC 147.50 GEONICS LTD. 42.00 RMS INSTRUMENTS LTD 27.00 SAUDI ARAMCO 145.50 IN-DEPTH GEOPHYSICAL INC. 42.00 SAEXPLORATION 27.00 TELEDYNE 143.00 INDUSTRIAL VEHICLES INTL. 42.00 GEM ADVANCED MT 26.00 MITCHAM INDUSTRIES 139.00 BOLT TECHNOLOGY 41.00 KATALYST/KELMAN DATA GEOLOGIC SYSTEMS LTD 26.00 GEOSOFT INC. 41.00 MANAGEMENT 128.00 GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY SYSTEMS TGS-NOPEC GEOPHYSICAL 124.50 MOUNT SOPRIS INSTRUMENT 41.00 INC. 26.00 ZONGE ENGINEERING & RESEARCH GEOTERIC (FFA - FOSTER FINDLAY KUWAIT OIL CO. 109.00 ORGAN 41.00 ASSOC.) 26.00 FAIRFIELD GEOTECHNOLOGIES 107.00 ATLAS FLUID CONTROLS 40.00 SEISMIC EQUIPMENT SOLUTIONS 26.00 SCINTREX-MICRO-G 105.00 PETROSYS USA, INC. 40.00 WEATHERFORD INTL LTD. 26.00 HALLIBURTON ENERGY SERVICES 101.00 VERIF-I 40.00 NORSAR 25.50 DAWSON GEOPHYSICAL COMPANY 91.50 WESTERN GEOPHYSICAL 40.00 EARTH SIGNAL 25.00 EMERSON/PARADIGM GEOPHYSICAL (pts from cogniseis, ESG (ENG. SEIS. GROUP) 39.00 GEOTECH 25.00 Earth Decision Sci and Flagship) 88.00 GEOPHYSICAL TECHNOLOGY INC. 39.00 LENOVO 25.00 OYO/GEOSPACE TECHNOLOGIES (pts. From Concord & Oyo GEOCOMPUTING GROUP 38.00 PAULSSON, INC. 25.00 Instruments) 85.00 SEIMAX TECHNOLOGIES (WAS PETRIS TECHNOLOGY (pts from GEOCENTER INC.) 38.00 Zeh) 25.00 INOVA (was ARAM) 80.00 BEICIP INC. 37.00 SEISMIC SYSTEMS INC. 25.00 PHOENIX GEOPHYSICS LTD. 75.00 KONGSBERG MARITIME 36.00 SEISWARE INC. 25.00 SINOPEC 75.00 HYDROSCIENCE TECHNOLOGIES, SEVMORNEFTEGEOFIZIKA (SMNG) IHS MARKIT (FORMERLY PETR. INC. 35.00 (ROSGEO) 25.00 INFO/DWIGHTS/IHS ENERGY) 72.00 TIDELANDS GEOPHYSICAL (TGC INDEL-DAVIS 35.00 DYNAMIC TECHNOLOGY 67.50 IND.) 25.00 ROBERTSON RESEARCH 35.00 LANDMARK GRAPHICS CORP 65.00 WIRELESS SEISMIC INC. 25.00 SDI-SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT 35.00 GEOPHYSICAL INSIGHTS 64.00 Z-TERRA & X-TREME GEO 25.00 DELL EMC (was EMC) 34.00 IRON MOUNTAIN OIL DATA (was AMPHENOL FIBER SYSTEMS INTL. 24.00 Hays Oil Data) 64.00 IHRDC /PLATO 34.00 FOREMOST INDUSTRIES 24.00 OVATION DATA SERVICES INC. 63.00 LUMINA 34.00 GEOTRACE TECHNOLOGIES 24.00 FUGRO - SIAL, AIRBORNE SURVEYS 59.00 VIBRA-TECH ENGINEERS INC. 34.00 THALES (WAS RACAL SURVEY OPTASENSE LTD. 24.00 GROUP) 59.00 IBM CORPORATION 33.00 VEHICLE SOURCE PRODUCTS 24.00 CHEVRON 58.00 AIRMAG SURVEYS 32.00 BELL GEOSPACE 23.00 CHINA OILFIELD SERVICES LIMITED SHELL 57.50 (COSL) 32.00 EMGS 23.00 SPECTRUM GEO, INC. 56.00 GEOTOMO LLC 32.00 KLEIN ASSOCIATES INC. 23.00 EDCON - PRJ 54.00 IKON MINING 32.00 MACHA INTERNATIONAL INC. 23.00 INT INC-INTERACTIVE NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES 54.00 NANOMETRICS, INC. 31.50 MAGSEIS AS 23.00 2 | P a g e BAKER HUGHES INC. (pts from ORICA 23.00 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 14.00 Baker Atlas) 18.00 WORLD GEOSCIENCE 23.00 DWS INTERNATIONAL 14.00 GREEN MOUNTAIN GEOPHYSICS 18.00 EQUINOR 22.50 LEOBERSDORFER FUGRO - LCT 14.00 MASCHINENFABRIK GMGH 18.00 ARK GEOPHYSICS 22.00 GEDCO 14.00 PHILLYSTRAN INC. 18.00 GEOENERGY INC. 22.00 GEOGRAPHIX INC. 14.00 SONY ELECTRONICS 18.00 GEO-MICROBIAL TECHNOLOGIES 22.00 GEOSTUFF 14.00 TDI BROOKS INTERNATIONAL 18.00 NETAPP INC. 22.00 IMATION 14.00 TECHNO IMAGING 18.00 PENNWELL 22.00 NGA (purchased by Geosoft) 14.00 SEISMIC EXCHANGE (EASTERN TEEC 18.00 OCTIO GEOPHYSICAL AS 14.00 GEOPHY) 22.00 ANADARKO PETROLEUM CORP. 17.00 SENSORS & SOFTWARE INC. 14.00 WESTERNGECO 22.00 COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES 17.00 GEOCABLE SYSTEMS -DIV. HL (pts STINGRAY GEOPHYSICAL 14.00 to HL Tech) 21.00 CRAY, INC. 17.00 TERRASYS GEOPHY 14.00 GEOPHYSICAL SERVICE INC. 21.00 GEODATA CORPORATION 17.00 XTREMEGEO LLC 14.00 HIGH TECH INC. 21.00 GEOMAGE LTD. 17.00 INTERNATIONAL SEISMIC CORP- CENTERLINE GEOPHYSICAL 13.00 REAL TIME SYSTEMS 17.00 ISEIS/SEIS SOURCE 21.00 DYNAMIC AVIATION 13.00 TRICON GEOPHYSICS, INC. 17.00 RESOLVE GEOSCIENCES, INC. 21.00 FUGRO - JASON (N.A.) INC. 13.00 BHP BILLITON 16.00 SANDER GEOPHYSICS 21.00 CCI-COMPETENCE CENTER GX TECHNOLOGY CORP. 13.00 SOUND OCEANICS 21.00 INFORMATIK GMBH (WAS MARINE MAGNETICS 13.00 SATTLEGGER) 16.00 ENTHOUGHT INC. 20.50 NCS SUBSEA INC. 13.00 DIGITAL FORMATION INC. 16.00 ALASKA STRUCTURES 20.00 PETROSEISMIC SERVICES 13.00 EAGE 16.00 AMD 20.00 RISE (HANYANG UNIV.) 13.00 AUSTINBRIDGEPORTH (was GEOCARE BENEFITS 16.00 Bridgeporth) 20.00 GEOMODELING TECHNOLOGY SEISMOTECH LIMITED 13.00 CORP 16.00 AVALON SCIENCES LTD. 20.00 TEXAS MEMORY SYSTEMS 13.00 HL TECHNOLOGIES (was Harvey- VSG-VISUALIZATION SCIENCES DECO GEOPHYSICAL SC 20.00 Lynch) 16.00 GROUP (was Mercury Comp) 13.00 GEOKINETICS (WAS GRANT) 20.00 KYOTO UNIVERSITY 16.00 WORLD OIL/GULF PUBLISHING 13.00 JAGUAR EXPLORATION, INC 20.00 NATIONAL COMPRESSED AIR 16.00 ELSIWAVE 12.50 ROLLS ROYCE/ODIM ASA (was JAPEX GEOSCIENCE INSTITUTE 20.00 ODIM HITECH) 16.00 CEGAL (was Blueback Reservoir) 12.00 JEBCO SEISMIC 20.00 DESTINY RESOURCE SERVICES SEISMIC MICRO-TECHNOLOGY INC. 16.00 PARTNERSHIP 12.00 LANDOCEAN ENERGY SERVICE INC. SUN MICROSYSTEMS COMPUTER (was EP Tech) 20.00 CORP. 16.00 EON GEOSCIENCES 12.00 OMNI ENERGY SERVICES CORP. 20.00 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS 16.00 EXXONMOBIL 12.00 ROCK SOLID IMAGES (WAS GRIDWORLD (was Beijing PETROSOFT) 20.00 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON 15.50 Gridworld) 12.00 WEIHAI SUNFULL ELECTRONICS & ACCELEWARE CORP. 15.00 SENSOR CO 20.00 KELMAN TECHNOLOGIES (KTI) 12.00 CNPC KEY LABORATORY 15.00 AUSTIN POWDER COMPANY 19.00 LYNX INFORMATION SYSTEMS INC. 12.00 CREWES/UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY 15.00 DGB EARTH SCIENCES 19.00 OCCIDENTAL OIL & GAS 12.00 DELFT UNIVERSITY 15.00 ELSEVIER SCIENCE PUBLISHING 19.00 OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV. 12.00 ENGENIUS SOFTWARE 15.00 GLOBAL GEOPHY. SER. 19.00 PATERSON, GRANT & WATSON LTD 12.00 JOHN E. CHANCE (PTS FROM FRAUNHOFER ITWM 15.00 PETROSEN - SENEGAL NATL OIL CO. 12.00 FUGRO-GEOS) 19.00 GTS GEOTECH LP 15.00 LARSON SOFTWARE (WAS LARSON PRINTREX INC. 12.00 PLOTTING) 19.00 SEISMICCITY, INC. 15.00 ROBERTSON GEOLOGGING 12.00 SEISTRONIX INC. 19.00 SEITEL INC 15.00 SAUER COMPRESSORS USA 12.00 UNIQUE DIGITAL 19.00 VINCI TECH 15.00 SEABIRD EXPL. AS/SEABED 12.00 XI'AN SENSHE ELECTRONIC TECH. AAPG 18.00 CORP. 15.00 SEANAMIC (UMBILICALS) 12.00 ARAM (was Geo-x) 18.00 A-G GEOPHYSICAL PRODUCTS 14.00 SEARCHER SEISMIC 12.00 3 | P a g e KING FAHD UNIV OF PETROLEUM SERCEL UNITE 12.00 HART PUBLICATIONS 9.00 AND MINERALS 7.00 STRUCTURESOLVER 12.00 LISLE EXPLORATION CO. 9.00 LAB FOR INTEGRATION OF GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS 7.00 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 12.00 MAXELL CORP. OF AMERICA 9.00 LAND SEISMIC NOISE SPECIALISTS 7.00 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO 12.00 NEW ENGLAND RESEARCH 9.00 PICO ENVIROTEC (was Picodas ZEROWAIT 12.00 PURE STORAGE 9.00 Group) 7.00 QUANTECH GEOSCIENCE (WAS ALTAIR 11.00 POLARIS INTERNATIONAL LTD.
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