Report SEGSCUnpad

SEG Student Chapter of UNPAD, Department of Geophysics, Faculty of Mathematics and
Natural Science, University of Padjadjaran.

Jl. Raya Bandung-Sumedang Km.21, Jatinangor 45363.
Society of Exploration Geophysicists

The International Society of applied Geophysics
Student Chapter University of Padjadjaran
Department of Geophysics, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Science, University of Padjadjaran.
Jl. Raya Bandung-Sumedang Km.21, Jatinangor 45363
PREFACE
This report is intended to describe UNPAD Student Chapter of SEG activities in
order to inform all people that having concern with Student Chapter activities. Besides, we
also want to share our activity report for the future. As we are recognized as an organization
below SEG, so we have to be responsible in holding and keeping up the good name of
SEG by doing good and contributive activities especially for the student itself. Its certain
that all of the activities that we have held are to support educational activities of the
member of the student chapter. We also realize that our activity still far from perfect, but
we are doing our best to run the chapter well by making good and accurate plan, doing the
budget management, being responsible for every activity that we have held, and the
most important is developing the leadership skill among the chapter member.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
By being the part of SEG Student Chapter, UNPAD Student Chapter have learned
a great deal of so much things. We have learned many topics related to petroleum,
natural gas and other energy mineral resources. We also could meet and keep contact
with the geoscientist outside of academia. Encouragement and assistance from every
single individu who helped us are gratefully appreciated. We wish to thank and great
achievement for all lecturer who taught us, opened my mind about petroleum and gave a
motivation to us to learn more.

INTRODUCTION
SEG is the world's leading geosciences society dedicated to "advancing geophysics today
for inspiring geoscientists for tomorrow." SEG provides students with the resources and tools
they need for a successful academic and professional career. As part of this society and after a
year of a very challenging and full experienced journey that University of Padjadjaran Student
Chapter has passed. We are proudly hand in our activity report which is expressed our
determination of conducting all of the activities and meetings. Our activities consist of
academic activities which are short courses, guest lecture talks, and field trip. Of course, all
of mentioned academic activities were really help us as a student to improve and gain our
knowledge about geosciences, in fact that Indonesian geosciences students still lack of good
curriculum and textbooks.
Besides,
we
also
followed
and
conducted
activities
that
could
be
considered not really intended to achieve academic goal, respectively. But once
again those activities mean so much for Indonesian Student Chapter, especially
for Padjadjaran University Student Chapter to
working
experience
by
following
and
improve our leadership skill
conducting
either
international
or
and
national
scale event. Some UNPAD Student Chapter members was chosen and passed the qualification of
being student volunteer, student delegation, oral and poster presenter at some of
National/International Convention and Exhibition that held in the last past of year. We do
believe this experience would give a significant contribution for the improvement
of UNPAD Student Chapter.
This report provides an integrated view of UNPAD Student Chapter of SEG , list of
executive committee and organization chart, constitution, list of activities in September
January to December 2011, list of members and photo of activities.

TABLE OF CONTENT
TITLE
PAGE
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Table of Content
Chapter 1 (Constitution)
Chapter 2 (Executive Committee)
Chapter 3 (Activity Report)
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Closing
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Signature of Submission
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Member List
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CHAPTER 1
CONSTITUTION
UNIVERSITY OF PADJADJARAN GEOPHYSICAL SOCIETY
Article I
Name
The name of this organization shall be the University of Padjadjaran Geophysical Society
Article II
Object
The objective of this organization shall be to promote interest in, and knowledge of science and
applied geophysics, and to promote friendship and cooperation among those interested in
geophysical sciences. It shall be affiliated as Student Section of the Society of Exploration
Geophysicists.
Article III
Membership
Section 1.
All persons who interested in science of geophysics and HIFI Member who qualify
as students, staff, or faculty of the University are eligible get membership minimum
has passed 3rd semester and will join to geophysics society.
Section 2.
The membership shall consist of member and honorary members.
Section 3.
The voting member shall consist of students, while the faculty and staff shall be
considered honorary members without voting privileges.
Section 4.
A prospective member may be introduced at any regular meeting of the Society,

and shall become a full member upon registration to the Secretary and subquent
approval by the Executive Committee.
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Section 5.
Any full member who fails to show continued interest in the Society, and its activity
shall be dropped.
Section 6.
Both of new member reception authentications will be arranged by SEG SC of

UNPAD
Article IV
Conformity
The relation of this Society to the Society of Exploration Geophysicists shall be governed at all
the time by the Constitution, Bylaws and Rules of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists.
Article V
Officer and Their Duties
Section 1.
The officers of this Society shall be President, Vice-President, and SecretaryTreasurer. And has 3 division, Public Relation, Academic, and Human Resources
Development. These officers and Committee Chairman shall compose the
Executive Committee.
Section 2.
It shall be the duty of the President to preside at all meetings and to administer the
Society in conjunction with Secretary and Treasurer. He/She shall have authority to
act for the Society within the framework of the Constitution.
Section 3.
The Vice-President shall assume duties of the President in the absence of the
President. He/she shall be responsible for the arrangement of all programs and shall
assist the president in the business of the Society. He/She shall promote
membership in the chapter and SEG student membership.
Section 4.
The Secretary and Treasurer shall maintain the finances and records of the Society
and proceedings of the meetings. He/she shall furnish members with notification
and agendas of meetings.
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Section 5.
Public Relation He/She with President and Vice-President (as needed) will be front
man as public relation, increasing SC existence and communication. Shall be order
Student Chapter members to organized event with permit and accepted from
Executive Committee, and with Executive Committee make MOU to cooperate
with other institution (in special event*)
Section 6.
Academics shall maintain and arranged Course and Field Trip Programs with
approval from Executive Committee with objective to increase the knowledge of
student member about geophysics and geosciences.
Section 7.
Human Resources Development shall be arranged the programs with Executive

Committee for eligible student member and HRD shall be increase the prosperity of
the student member to be an active and cooperative as well in this student chapter.
Article VI
Nomination and Election Officers
Section 1.
All nominees shall be members of the Society.
Section 2.
Nominations shall be made from the first at the next to the last meeting of each
academic year, still be the students who consistently and consequently of their duty
until the end of period.
Section 3.
Officer shall be elected at the next to the last meeting of each year by secret ballot
immediately following the close of nominations. They shall assume office at the
close of that meeting and hold office. Election shall be a simple majority of vote
cast or determining by President.
Section 4.
An officer may be removed from office by third-fourth vote of executive committee

or by critical authority from the President.
Article VII

Meetings
Section 1.
Meetings shall be held no less frequently than once a month during the academic
year provided that suitable program material is available.
Section 2.
Particular place, date and time for each meeting shall be determined by the
President with notifications and agenda furnished the membership at least three
days in advance of meeting time.
Section 3.
A quorum consisting of at least 50% of the members shall be required for meetings
at which business in conducted.
Section 4.
The program at regular meetings shall include the following, not necessarily in
order:
1. Roll call
2. Reading of the minute o the previous meeting.
3. Secretary-Treasurers report
4. Official business
5. Activity program
6. Announcements
Article VIII
Finances
Section 1.
Dues of any will be established by Executive Committee.
Section2.
Fees for special events or projects sponsored by the Society will be approved by a
majority decision of executive Committee.
Article IX
Faculty Advisors

Section 1.
One Faculty advisor, who is also a member of Society of Exploration

Geophysicists, shall be elected at the first meeting of academic year.
Section 2.
Faculty Advisor shall provide continuity and assist the Society in operating manner
which is consistence with the goals and purposes of the University of Padjadjaran
and the Society of Exploration Geophysicists.
Article X
Amendments
Section 1.
Amendments may be proposed at any meeting and voted at the following meeting.
All members will be notified in writing of the proposed amendment and a period of
at least one week must elapse between such notification and decide upon the
proposed amendment.
Section 2.
An amendment will be adopted by a two-or thirds vote of executive committee.
Acknowledgement
President SEG SC of UNPAD
Syafriyono
In the name of all Member of SEG SC UNPAD

CHAPTER 2
Executive Committee of SEG Student Chapter
2011
Faculty Advisor
: Dr. Daharta Dahrin
President
: Syafriyono
Vice President
: Amalia Aristia
Secretary
: Arif Darmawan
Treasurer
: Keshan Aprilyanthy
Tiara Larasati
Division Chairman
: Ilham Ulil Amri

Riama Sinaga
Saut P Sinaga

CHAPTER 3
ACTIVITY REPORT
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SEG SC UNPAD FIELD TRIP
GEOLOGICAL FIELD TRIP in CINAMBO
SEG Student Chapter

University of Padjadjaran
2011
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Background Activity
Geology is a science that studies the Earth and its utilization for the benefit for human. In
its application, a geophysicist will interpret the data obtained in the field. This data can be
obtained by controlling the field of knowledge so that knowledge becomes an important matter
for geophysical student. To improve the knowledge, necessary to hold various activities in the
field.
Knowledge gained from field to field excursion in accordance with the course lecturer
who has set the course of study. In addition, SEG Padjadjaran University Student Chapter also
have the opportunity to get knowledge of the field while on a field study in Cinambo,
Majalengka Area. However, students have the opportunity to increase knowledge of the field by
following other activities outside of school, one of them by following the field trip. Field trip is
purposed to be more flexible because it is not binding and may be followed by anyone without
having to take a particular course. For this reason, SEG Padjadjaran University Student Chapter
in cooperation with Geophysical Student Association of Padjadjaran University held a field trip
activities are useful to increase student knowledge of the field.
Objective
This field trip provides basic geological knowledge that useful for geophysical
interpretation and geophysical analysis and also to perform good working in geological and
structural analysis
This activity was held on:
Date
: Sunday, 12 December 2010
Time : 06.00 am -07.00 pm

Place : Cinambo Field, Majalengka Area
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Participant: 40 students
-
15 members
25 non-member
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3
4
5
6
7
8
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34
35
36
37
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Name
Tenny Octaviani
Syawal Ibrahim
Dicky Nugraha
Frans Ivo
Rijal Sihotang
Haryamdo
Syafriyono
Saut P Sinaga
Jhuangdo Dirgantara
Astuti Gardiani
Noventri
Amalia
Adhinda
Lisana Shidqi
Keshan A
Hesty K
Kania Puspanida
Anandita
Riama
Waris Rahadi
Nuraeni
Heru Wandira
Arif Darmawan
Marselina
Tiara Larasati
Adam Bachtiar
Johan Fransnico
Risky Aftartu
Ilham Ulil
Mufty Said
Dicky Septiawan
Dadang Ramdan
Deny Saputra
Sofyan Darmawan
Anhar
Waris
Wahyudian
Heru Haryanto
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Member
Member
Non-Member
Non-Member
Member
Non-Member
Non-Member
Member
Member
Member
Non-Member
Non-Member
Member
Non-Member
Non-Member
Member
Non-Member
Non-Member
Non-Member
Member
Non-Member
Non-Member
Non-Member
Member
Non-Member
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Non-Member
Member
Member
Member
Non-Member
Non-Member
Non-Member
Member
Member
Non-Member
Non-Member
Non-Member
Non-Member

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40
Gilang Wilantara
Candra Permana
Non-Member
Member
Summary
Cinambo, Majalengka area- West Java, is part of Bogor Basin Back Arc Basin (Back-Arc
Basin) geological formation. These basins are characterized by gravity flow deposits (turbidit)
formed from the Early Miocene time. This pattern shows progradation and the younger to the
north, and relate well with the pattern of growth-fault Fold-Thrust Belt in the direction of NNE.
Anjakan perlipatan-lane section is a series of lines that develop from the west, about Purwakarta
to the east around Bumiayu.
Cinambo river, a branch of S. Cimanuk, is one of the best shows outcrops of a folding
sequence and faulting almost constantly. The litology comprises sandstone and mudstone nearly
uniform with the general direction of WNW-ESE bedding.
Budgeting
Income:
Participant
Total
40 x IDR.40.000
IDR 1.600.000
IDR 1.600.000
Outcome:
Details
Transportation
Breakfast+drink (40 x IDR5000)
Lunch+drink (40 x IDR10.000)
Total
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Budget
IDR 1.000.000
IDR 200.000
IDR 400.000
IDR 1.600.000

Documentation:
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Closing
With this activity report we would like to say thank you to Mr. Sartono for support and
great geological knowledge and also thanks to Student Affiliation of Padjadjaran University
Geophysical Student Association for supporting us. We hope this activity greatly provide a
beneficial contribution especially for students as participants.
Jatinangor, December 2010

Best Regards
Activity Leader
President SEG SC Unpad
Heru Haryanto
Syafriyono
(140310070021)
(140310070022 )
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ACTIVITY REPORT
2
SEG SC UNPAD Continually Course
Subsurface Mapping
By
Stephen M. Scott
SEG Student Chapter

2011
17

Background Activity
Subsurface Mapping are one of basic knowledge for geosciences especially geophysicists
to view objects buried under the surface of the Earth. Subsurface maps are the most important
and widely used documents in petroleum exploration and development. Geoscientists and
engineers are expected to understand and be able to efficiently and accurately generate many
types of subsurface maps. Nevertheless, many geoscientists have not had sufficient formal
training in the fundamental principles and methods that underlie accurately constructed
subsurface maps, whether the data source is a seismic interpretation, well log correlation or both.
Based on that, University of Padjadjaran Student Chapter of SEG invited an experts
Lecturer and was held a continually course with title Subsurface Mapping.
Objective
This course covers both fundamental methods of subsurface mapping that have been used
by the most proficient exploration and development geoscientists in the industry, as well as an
introduction to some of the more recent advances in interpretation.
Activity
Date
: Saturday/ February 19, March 12, April 2, May 7, and May 28 2011
Time : 09.00 am -13.00 pm

Place : Seminar room Physics Department of UNPAD
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Participant
Participant of this activity is a student of Physics which are 23 participants.
No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
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Name
Juangdho D.P
Amalia Aristia
Tenny Octaviani
Deny Saputra
Hesty Kusumawardhani
Adam B Saban
Waris Rahadi
Ilham Ulil Amri
Sundus Mirrotin
Fegintia
Rijal Ziya
M Aufaristama
Nilam Tiara
Prawaci Gineung
Tiara Larasati
Gilang Wilantara
David Hadrianus
Tirai Wisely
Fadil Putra W
Frans Ivo Nanda
Risky Aftartu
Dicky Nugraha
Sofyan Darmawan
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Non Member
Non Member
Non Member
Member
Non Member
Non Member
Non Member
Non Member
Non Member
Non Member
Non Member
Non Member
Non Member
Non Member
Non Member
Member
Non Member
Non Member
Member
Summary
In this course we studied a lot of knowledge Applied Subsurface Mapping manual with
exercises. Mr. Scoot said, subsurface geologic maps are important and widely used documents in
petroleum exploration and development. Geoscientists and engineers are expected to understand
and be able to efficiently and accurately generate many types of subsurface maps. Understand
the application of different hand contouring and the pitfalls of selected computer contouring
methods.
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From this course, we received new knowledge of fundamentally methods of subsurface

mapping that have been used by the most proficient exploration and development geoscientists in
the industry, as well as an introduction to some of the more in interpretation. Mapping
techniques, examples and exercises for extensional and compressional tectonic, and another
example of general geology settings from the data seismic are the core of the course. And we
leand to integrating fault data from well logs and seismic data, understand the construction and
application of cross sections.
Budget
Income:
13x
IDR.15000
10 x
IDR.25000
Member
Non Member
Total
Outcome:
Date
19-Feb-11
12-Mar-11
02-Apr-11
16-Apr-11
Details
Snack for
speaker
Room service
Snack for
speaker
Room service
Snack for
speaker
Room service
Snack for
speaker
Room service
Budget
(IDR)
10000
50000
10000
50000
10000
50000
9000
50000
20
195000
250000
445000

07-May-11
28-May-11
Certificate
Memento
Total
Snack for
speaker
Room service
Snack for
speaker
Room service
23x @2000
1 x 40000
10000
50000
10000
50000
46000
40000
445000
Documentation
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Closing
With this activity report we would like to say thank you for every single individu who
support especially Mr. Stephen M Scoot as lecturer and thank you for the cooperation so this
activity could be accomplished very well. We hope this activity greatly provide a beneficial
contribution especially for students as participants.
Jatinangor, May 2011

Best Regards
Activity Leader
Amalia Aristia
Syafriyono
(140310080056)
(140310070022 )
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ACTIVITY REPORT
3
SEG SC UNPAD
Student Chapter Recruitments
SEG Student Chapter

2011
25

Background
At one time or another, all of students especially geophysicists have been or will in the
position to be a leader and to cooperate in community, to work in group, or join in team work.
Being a geophysicist must be confident, persuasive, and concise in communicating one-on-one
with academics in another side able to work together as a team. It can be an essential part of their
personal and professional growth.
As student who become as geophysicists, goes prospecting to present their fresh idea, one
of positive way to leading all potency is by join the professional organization. And SEG provide
this part for all geophysics students around the world by collect the SEG Student Chapter.
Based on the reasons, University of Padjadjaran Student Chapter of Society of
Exploration Geophysicists (UNPAD SC of SEG), was held programs to compete all student who
want to join and being an officer at SEG SC UNPAD.
Objective
This program is open for all active physics/geophysics students in University of
Padjadjaran who interest in geophysics and has potency to contribute in SEG Student Chapter
University of Padjadjaran. Student be equipped with necessary skills to be able to identify the
positive aspects of being a leader, work in group, built a team work, make a decision, implement
methods for communicate their fresh idea, to speech in front of audience inside the Student
Chapter of SEG.
Activity
This activity held on:
Date
: March- April 2011
Time
: 09.00am till the end
Placed
: Classroom at Physics Department UNPAD
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Participant
Participant of this activity is an active student of Physics which is 20 participants.
Summary
In this activity student, all participants get involved by this activity. First, each participant
will be given the title of a study to be presented in front of the other participants. It helps to
improve presentation skills in front of many audiences. Second, participants will be incorporated
into several groups, and then given a case study that should be solved together. This improves
the ability to work together in teams. And the last is an interview, to know every participant fresh
ideas as a reflection of active geophysical student. And these activities provided a very positive
result in self-development of each student chapter.
Budget
Income
SEG SC UNPAD
Rp.115.000,-
Secretarial paper
Rp. 10.000,-
Leaflet full color A4
Rp.
Snack (25 x @Rp.4000)
Rp. 100.000,-
Expenditure
Total Expenses
5.000,-
Rp. 115.000,-
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Documentation and Attachment
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Closing
support and thank you for the cooperation so this activity could be accomplished very well. We
hope this activity greatly provide a beneficial contribution especially for students as participants.
Jatinangor, April 2011

Best Regards
Activity Leader
Saut P Sinaga
Syafriyono
(140310070056)
(140310070022 )
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ACTIVITY REPORT
4
SEG SC UNPAD and AAPG SC UNPAD
Field Trip to Chevron Geothermal Darajat, Garut
SEG Student Chapter

2011
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Background Activity
Indonesia has a big potential of geothermal energy, as the country lies along the Ring of
Fire where most of the volcanoes are located. There are 256 geothermal areas that have been
identified in Indonesia, of which 84 geothermal areas have been identified in Sumatera, 76 areas
in Java, 51 areas in Sulawesi, 21 areas in Nusa Tenggara, 3 areas in Irian, 15 areas in Maluku
and 5 areas in Kalimantan. Most geothermal systems in Indonesia have high temperature, mostly
above 225oC, very suitable for electricity generation. The potential of geothermal energy is
estimated at 27,510 MW, including 14,172 MW reserves, with proven of 2,287 MW, probable of
1,050 MW and possible of 10,835 MW (Setiawan, 2009). One of the geothermal field with
production well are in Chevron Geothermal Field in Darajat, Garut.
As geologist and geophysicists are closes with geothermal exploration have been or will
in the position and placed in the field. Being a geologist and geophysicists must be understands
the conditions of the field especially in this case the students who interested in geothermal
exploration.
Based on the, University of Padjadjaran Student Chapter of American Association of
Petroleum Geologist (UNPAD SC of AAPG) join with University of Padjadjaran Student
Chapter of Society of Exploration Geophysicists (UNPAD SC of SEG), is was held the Field
Trip program to compete all student who interested in Geothermal Explorations.
Objective
This Filed Trip covers the real knowledge about field geothermal exploration. As well as
an introduction to some of the more information to the students about the geothermal area and
the production activity of geothermal well.
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Activity:
Date
: Wednesday/ June 1st 2011.
Time : 07.00 am -15.00 pm

Place : Chevron Geothermal, Darajat, Garut, West Java.
Participant
Participant of this activity is a student of Geology and Geophysics which is 45
participants.
Summary
Speaker : Mr. Glen Golla, Mrs. Rindu Intani, Mr. Budhi Abbit
In this course we knew a lot of knowledge about basic information of Geothermal
Exploration. In the geothermal area, we learn about how the geology and geophysicists support at
the geothermal exploration. We were looked around the real condition about geothermal system
in that area. This Field Trip are open our mind, about application of our geological and
geophysical who interested with geothermal exploration, which is have a big prospect I the
future as renewable energy.
In this fieldtrip, the students accompanied by some of the lecturers from the faculty got an
additional knowledge about geothermal industry. First, Mr. Glenn golla about the formation of
the geothermal system. He toldus that the geothermal system basically was not too different from
the petroleum system, it also has 5 main components that are a must for the system to be able to
generate the geothermal energy such as source rock, reservoir rock, cap rock, etc. He also told us
about the geological and geophysic setting of the Mount Darajat area where the Darajat
geothermal field lies.
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Then, Mr. Glenn explained the steps and the processes within the geothermal industry,
specifically about what the company is doing in Mount Darajat area. He elaborated the way of
gathering the geothermal energy from below the earth until the distribution of it, and also how
clean and useful this energy is. There are so many steps and processes to be passed by the energy
so that the people will be able to consume it. So, in order to have the better understanding for
this, Mr. Glenn elaborated more about the tools and facilities that are used in this industry such
as the separator, scrubber, turbines, and else. He also explained the specific use and processes
happen within the tools.
After a while, the participants were taken by buses to go to Darajat geothermal field. There,
all the students were permitted to see closely and safely the tools and the facilities elaborated
before. Students could also ask few questions here to satisfy their curiosity about everything they
see in the field. The next hour, all participants were driven back to the hall to have a discussion
with the lecturer.
When there was no more question, Mr. Arias Sugandhi as one of the lecturers then closed
the activity with short speeches. The participants thanked Mr. Glenn and PT. CGI by giving a
memento and vice versa. And at the end, the participants, the lecturers and people from PT. CGI
took pictures together in the middle of the hall. And then departed back to Jatinangor at 6
oclock.
Budget
Income
Participant
SEG SC & AAPG SC
Total
IDR 4.500.000
IDR 195.000
IDR 4.695.000
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Outcome
Lunch for Participant (2 times)
2x 50x @ IDR 8000
IDR
720.000
Snack for Participant (2 times)
2x50 x IDR 5000
IDR
450.000
Lunch for Speaker
1x IDR 25000
IDR
25.000
Snack for Speaker
1 x IDR 10.000
IDR
10.000
Memento
2 x IDR 150.000
IDR
300.000
Banner
2 x IDR 150.000
IDR
300.000
Certificate Paper
45 x IDR 4000
IDR
180.000
Material Kit
52 x IDR 8000
IDR
426.000
Digicam Batterry
IDR 10.000
IDR
10.000
Transportation
IDR. 2.500.000
IDR 2.500.000
TOTAL
IDR 4.695.000
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Documentation
36

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Closing
support and thank you for Chevron Geothermal Darajat, Garut so this activity could be
accomplished very well. We hope this activity greatly provide a beneficial contribution
especially for students as participants.
Jatinangor, June 2011

Best Regards
President AAPG SC UNPAD
Fachri D Priasmara
Syafriyono
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ACTIVITY REPORT
5
SEG SC UNPAD
Continually Course: System Overview of Reflection Seismic Data in
Petroleum Exploration
By
Stephen M. Scott
SEG Student Chapter

2011
39

Background Activity
Reflection seismic method is one of the geophysical methods used by oil and gas
company to explore hydrocarbon reservoir. This method, over time, growing rapidly along with
the application of advanced technologies in the acquisition, processing, and interpretation of
seismic data.Seismic reflection methods is crucial method in oil and gas exploration. Geophysics
students need understanding of seismic reflection method and implementation in petroleum
system. So, Society of Exploration Geophysicists Padjadjaran University Student Chapter
presented continuing course about Petroleum System Overview of Reflection Seismic Data in
Petroleum Exploration. This course held every two weeks.
Objective
1. Students can understand petroleum system in exploration geophysics
2. Students can understand roles of reflection seismic method in petroleum system
3. Student can understand implementation of reflection seismic method in petroleum
exploration
Activity
This activity was held in :
-
Place
: Seminar Room, Physics Dept. Padjadjaran University
Day, Time
: Saturday, 09.00 12.00 am
Date
September 10th, 2011
October 1st, 2011
October 22th, 2011
November 5th, 2011
November 19th, 2011
December 3rd, 2011
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Participants
a. SEGs Member
1. Amalia Aristia
2. Tiara Larasati
3. Deny Saputra
4. Ilham Ulil Amri
5. Tenny Octaviani
6. Rico Darma Siahaan
7. Nuraeni Rahmayani
8. Marselina
9. Dicky Septiawan
b. Non Member
10. Ryan
11. Prayogo Kurniawan
12. Angga Apriansyah
13. Riski
14. Gilang Ramadhany
15. Tiar Rinaldi
16. Asri Prastiwi
17. Kania Puspanida
18. M. Aufaristama
Summary
-
September 10th, 2011

Reflection seismic method is general geophysics method that usually used for
hydrocarbon exploration. Usually this method combine with another geophysics method,
such as gravitational method, magnetic, etc. but the reflection seismic method is more
accurate to describe the geology subsurface model, either the data. Generally this method
consist of 3 stage,
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1. Seismic data acquisition

Seismic data acquisition is the whole activity that related with data assembling since
the survey.
2. Seismic data processing
Seismic data processing is process to enhance signal to noise (S/N) ratio .
3. Seismic data interpretation
Seismic data interpretation is start with the horizon investigation, time scaling, and
plotting to the seismic model which mapped at the base map that used to find out the
structure or the subsurface geology model.
October 1st, 2011

Land seismic is the reflection seismology method that conducted on land onshore. Almost
exploration survey of Land seismic use the dynamite as a artificial acoustic signal source.
Because of using of dynamite in the inhabitant area, the land seismic survey is hard to be
conducted. Especially in respect of permitted obtained of government and people of local place.
October 22th, 2011

Marine seismic is the reflection seismology method that conducted on sea offshore.
Basically there is a difference with land seismic acquisition, especially in energy source that used.
It was firstly people used the dynamite as energy source to generate acoustic propagate on sea of
marine seismology exploration. But since of damaged environmental issues, the people changed
to used safety method that used other tools.
a. Marine Air Gun

Almost 99% of seismic marine acquisition exploration use marine air gun as main
substitute of dynamite. In fact, marine air gun can generate a bubble of sea water. Marine air gun
able produce signal with the frequency almost same with the signal produced by dynamite.
b. Aquapulse
Aquapulse is The sleeve exploder that have a same way to operated with Dinoseis. The
sleeve contain of steel vessel that fulfilled by propan-oxygen. The design of body as like a piston
on the machine. The explode of propan-oxygen will be happened on the isolated space of steel
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vessel. These thing help us to control the bubble effect that usually damaging the data that
recorded.
c. Vaporchoc
Vaporchoc is almost same with air gun. But small different that is Vaporchoc use the
warm and high pressure of stem that injected into sea water. The bubble of air will be eliminated
together along with steam condensated.
d. Receiver tool in marine seismic exploration.

The marine receiver that usually used is called as hydrophone. The hydrophone
designed to response a pressure changed sensitively rather than velocity changed. The
quality control of hydrophone is depend on piezoelectric quality as a sensor inside.
Piezoelectric is unique crystal that can produce a electric current that affected by some
force or pressure. The seismic signal is data that recorded by piezoelectric inside of
Hydrophone.
November 5th, 2011
We agreed together and said that our earth is old. The long journey of the earth existence for
by the millions even billions year have influenced shape and composition of the earth significantly.
These things are field of study that learned by geoscientist in all around of the world. So many
scientist compete seriously to reveal a mysterious things about the earth still unresolved.
Modern Scientist explain that the earth is divided by complex layered earth. We begin from
the inner part of the earth, that is inner core, outside core, lower mantle, outer mantle (transition zone
and asthenosphere) ,lithosphere, and outsider part of the earth is crust where we are live, life, and die.
Crust is the part where we can find the oil and gas trapped. The deep of crust is about 20-35
Km . Theoretically the crust are divide as two, that is continental crust and oceanic crust. on the crust,
for about 3-10 Km from the surface mostly are sediment that happened because of naturally or
geologically process. Sediment accumulation on the crust is the mostly possible as target of
exploration research for oil, mining, civil, geothermal, etc.
Acoustic Impedance
Rock have many different measureable properties. For example : temperature, spontaneous
potential, radioactivity, porosity, permeability, Resistivity, density, velocity(P&S). In reflection
seismology we are primarily interested in density and velocity P wave (Vp compressional) .
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Seismic waves propagate in solids as patterns of particle deformation travelling through the
materials with velocities that depend upon their elastic properties and densities. Normal incidence
plane compressional wave synthetic seismogram produced by a stratifeid system consisting of
perfectly elastic horizontal layers.Wave propagation across a boundary horizontal plane interface
&compressional P wave propagation along the vertical axis.
November 19th, 2011

Data Seismic Processing 1
Reflection process in earth depend upon the medium. Input of seismic signal is assumed
as shot pulse f(t) is input. Refelecity function r(t) is impulse response of earth. The output is
assumed as the convolution of signal input f(t) and r(t). We have to Deconvulate data of seismic
trace to get a reflection coffecient RC.
The earth as a filter, unit impulse input thorugh medium of the earth give e series of
reflection coefficient output. Shot pulse input through of medium of the earth as a function of
reflectivity of the earth generate seismic trace output.
December 3rd, 2011

Data Seismic Processing 1I
In reflection seismology, the fourier transform (FT) is a method to compute the phase and
amplitude spectrum. The amplitude being plotted against discrete values of frequency( separated
by intial frequency). And the phase angle being plotted against frequency.
Remember, a seismic signal is not a periodic signal. It does not repeat itself but has a
beginning and an end in time. It is an a periodic function. A harmonic series for a periodic
function can be modified so as to represent a transient function.
Temporal aliasing, aliasing is frequency ambiguity resulting from the sampling process.
A seismic signal is continuous time function. In digital recording, the continuous seismic signal is
sampled at fixed rate in time called the sampling interval. If smaller sampling intervals were
chosen then recronstructed signal would more closely match the original. Yil,az describes the
most basic of processing sequences as the following : decenvolution, stack, Migration. Arguably,
these are the most critical process. Screww-up badly on any one of these three process and
nothing else much matters.
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Budget
Income:
Member
Non Member
SEG Unpad Student
Chapter
Total
9 x IDR.15000
9 x IDR.25000
3500
356500
Outcome:
Date
10-Sep-11
01-Oct-11
22-Oct-11
05-Nov-11
19-Nov-11
03-Dec-11
Total
Details
Snack for
speaker
Room service
Snack for
speaker
Room service
Snack for
speaker
Room service
Snack for
speaker
Room service
Snack for
speaker
Room service
Snack for
speaker
Room service
135000
225000
Budget
(IDR)
14000
50000
8500
50000
8500
50000
8500
50000
8500
50000
8500
50000
356500
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Documentation
Activity in class
At the last meeting
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Leaflet of this course
Giving memento for the speaker
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Closing
Ten members of the SEG SC Unpad served as technical committees at the course. The
committees provided the much needed logistical support in many different aspects during the
course. Their contribution was essential to the success of the course.
We thanks to for great course from Stephen M Scott for great lecture and also we thanks to all
SEG SC Unpad Officer for your contribution.
Best Regards
Activity Leader
Riama Sinaga
Syafriyono
(140310070016)
(140310070022 )
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ACTIVITY REPORT
6
SEG SC UNPAD
One Day Course: Petrophysics Study Case
By
Titte Nurul Fatima (RWE DEA,Germany)
SEG Student Chapter

2011
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Background Activity
Petrophysics is the study of the physical and chemical properties that describe the occurrence and
behavior
of rocks,
soils
and
fluids .
Petrophysics
mainly
studies reservoirs of
resources,
including ore deposits and oil or natural gas reservoirs. Petrophysicists in the oil and gas industry
typically are employed in helping the engineers and other geoscientists understand the rock properties of
the reservoir. Petrophysicists evaluate the reservoir rock properties by employing well log measurements,
in which a string of measurement tools are inserted in the borehole, core measurements, in which rock
samples are retrieved from subsurface, and sometimes seismic measurements, and combining them with
geology and geophysics.The qualitative identification of rock types, detect the presence of
hydrocarbons, and define the boundaries of the reservoir, while petrophysics analysis is analysis
based on the quantitative calculation of the value of porosity, fluid saturation and resistivity.
These data are obtained by inserting a detector into a well bore hole. Subsurface data obtained
from the well bore is a diagram which is a vertical picture of the relationship between the depth
to the character or nature of the rock. The end result is a lithologic sequence is used for
manufacturing a vertical cross section of the stratigraphic column.
As the importance of petrophysical knowledfe, Society of Exploration Geophysicists
Padjadjaran University Student Chapter presented one day course about Petrophysics Study
Case by Titte Nurul Fatima (Petrophysicist of RWE DEA,Germany).
Objective
1. Students can understand logging methods
2. Students can understand principle of logging tools
3. Student can understand implementation of petrophysics analysis in interpretation of
lithology
Activity
-
Place
Day
: Monday, October 24th 2011
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Time
: 09.00 am 03.00 am
Participants
a. SEGs Member
1. Tenny Octaviani
2. Sofyan Darmawan
3. Candra Permana
4. Amalia Aristia
5. Deny Saputra
b. Non Member
6. Tiara Larasati
7. Hesty Kusumawardhani
8. Gilang Wilantara
9. Adam Bachtiar
10. Nuraeni Rahmayani
11. Dicky Nugraha
12. Haryamdo
13. David Hadrianus
14. Taufik
Summary
Most petrophysicists are employed to compute what are commonly called conventional (or
reservoir) petrophysical properties. These are:
Lithology: What type of rock is it. When combined with local geology and core study,
geoscientists
can
use
log
measurements
such
as natural
gamma, neutron, density, Photoelectric, resistivity or their combination to determine the
lithology downhole.
Porosity: The amount of pore (or fluid occupied) space in the rock. This is typically measured
using an instrument that measures the reaction of the rock to bombardment by neutrons or
by gamma rays. Sonic wave speed and NMR logs are also measured to derive rock porosity.
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Water saturation:
The fraction of the pore space occupied by water. This is typically
measured using an instrument that measures the resistivity of the rock.
Permeability: The quantity of fluid (usually hydrocarbon) that can flow from the rock as a
function of time and pressure
LWD (Log While Drilling)

The tools of wireline logging shall consist of:
-
Gamma ray Log
SP log
Electrical Log
Density Log
Neutron Porosity Log
Sonic Log
Budget
Income:
SEG Unpad Student
Chapter
Total
IDR 25500
IDR 25500
Outcome:
Snack
Drinks
Total
IDR 15500
IDR 10000
IDR 25500
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Documentation
53

Closing
Within this report we would like to say thank you for every single individu who support
and thank you for the cooperation so this activity could be accomplished very well. We hope this
activity greatly provide a beneficial contribution especially for students as participants.
Jatinangor, October 2011

Best Regards
Activity Leader
Tenny Octaviani
Syafriyono
(140310080040)
(140310070022 )
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ACTIVITY REPORT
7
SEG SC UNPAD
An Introduction: Seismic Method Exploration & Basic Petroleum Geology
By
Mr.Ginanjar (Chevron Indonesia Company)
SEG Student Chapter

2011
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Background Activity
Natural resource especially hydrocarbon is the energy resources which is the most human needs to
assist human activities. Oil industries need the right technology to explore hydrocarbon in the subsurface
consider on cost, technological sophistication, and accuracy of the results. In this case, the seismic
method is the most popular method in hydrocarbon exploration.
Reflection seismic method is one of the geophysical methods used by oil and gas company to
explore hydrocarbon reservoir. This method, over time, growing rapidly along with the application of
advanced technologies in the acquisition, processing, and interpretation of seismic data.
In colaboration with Geophysics Sub.Dept, Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Padjadjaran University Student Chapter and Geophysics Sub Department of Padjadjaran
University presented one day course about An Introduction: Seismic Method Exploration by Mr.
Ginanjar (Senior Geophysicist of Chevron Indonesia Company).
Objective
1. Students can understand basic seismic method on petroleum exploration
2. Student can understand implementation of geology in seimic method
Activity
-
Place
Day
: Friday, December 2nd 2011
Time
: 08.00 am 12.00 am
Participants
The participant of this course are 35 students include member and non member.
Summary
Seismic waves are mechanical waves that arise because of the earthquake. Wave, generally, is
interference propagation phenomena with the surrounding medium. This interference initially occurs
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locally leading to a shift in the position of the particle medium, both the pressure and density, means that
energy are transported.
Seismic research is conducted by creating vibrations from vibrating source. The vibrations will
propagate in all directions beneath the surface of a vibrating wave. Wave in the rock layers will be
reflected, refracted and absorbed. Response of the wave varies physical properties of rocks that include
density, porosity, age, rock, density, and depth of rock. The reflected wave will be recieved by geophones
on the surface and transmitted to the instrument to be recorded. The results will get a cross section of
seismic recordings.
Basic Principle of seismic methods is ; Snells law, Fermats law, and Huygens principle. Petroleum
exploration activities include the acquisition of seismic data, seismic data processing, and interpretation
of seismic data. The acquisition phase will greatly affect the quality of the data. Therefore it is necessary
to observe several parameters of the field so that its implementation will be obtained in the target
information as detailed as possible with the lowest possible noise (S / N ratio is high). For data acquisition
includes all activities starting preparation, measurement to obtain field data are usually stored in the
magnetic tape or hard-disk.
Interpretation of seismic data is the final process of seismic exploration work phase. Interpretation of
seismic data ams to estimate the geological significance of seismic data. From the results of seismic data
interpretation will be tested with other data such as well data, velocity data or other supporting data. And
the end result of interpretation is the areas of hydrocarbon prospects for both exploration drilling and
development wells.
Budget
Income:
Geophysics Sub
Department
Total
IDR 50000
IDR 50000
Outcome:
Snack
Drinks
Lunch
Total
IDR 10000
IDR 10000
IDR 30000
IDR 50000
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Documentation
58

Closing
Within this report we would like to say thank you for every single individu who support
and thank you for the cooperation so this activity could be accomplished very well. We hope this
activity greatly provide a beneficial contribution especially for students as participants.

Best Regards
Activity Leader
Tenny Octaviani
Syafriyono
(140310080040)
(1403100700 )
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ACTIVITY REPORT
Student Chapter Extra-Activities
SEG Student Chapter

2011
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Introduction
All of activity are consists of organization activities which are student leadership
symposium, panel/poster session, and competition. This report provides an integrated view of
activities report and photo of activities.
Participants of student chapter extra activities are some members of SEG Student Chapter. This
report is intended to describe Student activities at in order to inform all people that supported and
sponsored with this Student extra activities.
This activities include :
-
Indonesian Undergraduate Geophysics Competition

Student Volunteer the 35th Indonesian Petroleum Assosiation Annual Meeting
Poster Session of The 35th Indonesian Petroleum Assosiation Annual Meeting
Student Leadership Symposium 2011, San Antonio Texas
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EXTRA -ACTIVITIES:
8. Indonesian Undergraduate Geophysics Competition
Date
: February, 14 -15 2011
Time
: 08.00 am -17.00 pm
Place
: Institut Teknologi Bandung
Participant
: Juangdho P Dirgantara, Arif Darmawan, dan Keshan Apriliyanthy.
Description
: Each team from each university compete their geophysical knowledge

and skill with other team from other university. In this competition,
Padjadjaran University achieve th fifth place from all geophysical
universities in Indonesia
Documentations
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63

9. Student Volunteer the 35th Indonesian Petroleum Assosiation Annual Meeting

Date
: May 18th-20th , 2011
Place
: JCC Senayan Jakarta Indonesia
Participant
: Tenny Octaviani
Description
: Selected along with 23 geoscience student all over Indonesia and as

delegation of SEG Padjadjaran University Student Chapter to participate
and organize The 35th Indonesian Petroleum Assosiation (IPA) Annual
Meeting and Exhibition.
Documentation:
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10. Poster Session of The 35th Indonesian Petroleum Assosiation Annual Meeting
Date
: May 18th-20th , 2011
Place
: JCC Senayan Jakarta Indonesia
Participant
: Ilham Ulil Amri, Tenny Octaviani, Budika Indra (Padjadjaran University,

Indonesia)
Description
: This research was selected with 7 student research to present in poster

presentation. The title of poster presentation: Hydrocarbon Traps
Modelling in Mojokerto Area East Java Region, Based on Gravity Data.
Documentation:
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11. Student Leadership Symposium 2011, San Antonio Texas

Date
: September 17th -23rd 2011
Time
: 09.00 am -13.00 pm
Place
: Grand Hyatt San Antonio Texas, USA
Participant
: Amalia Aristia
Documentations:
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ACTIVITY REPORT
12
SEG SC UNPAD
SEG Officer Gathering and President Election
1. Date
: Saturday, January 28th, 2012
2. Place
: Bosa Cafe, Jatinangor, Indonesia
3. Participant
: Member, Officer, Previous Officer
4. Description
: This activity is the last activity in this periode. We shared and
evaluated what we did in last periode in case SEG will be better in the next periode.
In this time, we also do election for the next SEG Unpad SC President. There are
three candidates for being SEG President; Adam Bachtiar, Tenny Octaviani, and
Fitra Hanif. Each candidate explain their vission and mission if they were elected as
President. After tight election process, discussion and voting, SEG Unpad Student
Chapter has choosen Adam Bactiar Saban as President of SEG Padjadjaran
University Student Chapter. Congratulation for Adam Bachtiar Saban.
5. Documentation:
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CLOSING
SEG Student Chapter University of Padjadjaran and other student chapter in Indonesia
would like to say thanks to SEG for their commitment to Indonesian geophysics students by
helping us to study and learn more about geophysics. And we know that maybe our report is not
satisfying because we still study and learn how to make our program and activity very well. But
with all that kinds, hopefully SEG Student Chapter University of Padjadjaran always try to make
a better programs and activities for the next.
I hope this final report will give you a glimpse of SEG Student Chapter of UNPAD and
other Indonesian Student Chapter of SEG. Thank you for your attention to read this progress
report.
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Signature of Submission
SEG Student Chapter University of Padjadjaran
Jatinangor, January 2012
Our regards,
Faculty Advisor of SEG Student

Chapter UNPAD
President of SEG Student Chapter

UNPAD
Dr. Darharta Dahrin
Syafriyono
Secretary of SEG Student Chapter

UNPAD
Vice President of SEG Student

Chapter UNPAD
Amalia Aristia
Arif Darmawan
Treasury of SEG Student

Chapter UNPAD
Keshan Apriliyanthy
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Member of SEG Student Chapter

No
Name
SEG ID
email
Syafriyono
190213
syafriyono.syafriyono@gmail.com
Amalia Aristia
Arif Darmawan
190225
arif_darmawan@gmail.com
Keshan Aprilliyanthy
192695
keshan.apriliyathy@gmail.com
Ilham Ulil Amri
190210
ilham.ulilamri@yahoo.com
Saut P Sinaga
sautpsinaga@gmail.com
Riama Sinaga
riy_n@yahoo.com
Budika Indra
190211
dika_wilofebdifan@yahoo.co.id
Candra Permana
190216
candra_hardiansah@yahoo.com
10
Sofyan Darmawan
190
darmawan.sofyan@gmail.com
11
Risky Aftartu
12
Tenny Octaviani
190218
tenny.octaviani@gmail.com
13
Deny Saputra
19217
denysaputra.masri@gmail.com
No
Name
SEG ID
email
14
Adam Bachtiar
273542-0
adam.bachtiars@yahoo.com
15
Tiara Larasati
273452-0
tiara.raharjo@gmail.com
16
Nuraeni Rahmayani
274335-0
nuron_nuareni@yahoo.com
17
Hesty
273543-0
hesty_c04@yahoo.com
amalia.aristia@gmail.com
riskyaftartu@yahoo.com
New Member
Kusumawardhani
18
Haryamdo
274325-0
haryamdo@yahoo.com
19
Dicky Septiawan
274320-0
dickis@hotmail.com
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20
Marselina Sitinjak
274431-0
marselinasitinjak@gmail.com
21
Rico Darma Siahaan
273650-0
ricodharmaputra@yahoo.com
22
Fitra Hanif
274349-0
Fitrahanif_46@yahoo.com
23
Fadil Putra Wibowo
273922-0
fadilputrawibowo@yahoo.com
24
Waris Rahadhi
274318-0
waris.rahadi@yahoo.com
25
Gilang Wilantara
274342-0
gilangwilantara@yahoo.com
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SEG Student Chapter of UNPAD, Department of Geophysics, Faculty of Mathematics and

Natural Science, University of Padjadjaran.

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

improve our leadership skill

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Chapter 2 (Executive Committee)

Chapter 3 (Activity Report)

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

The membership shall consist of member and honorary members.

A prospective member may be introduced at any regular meeting of the Society,

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Both of new member reception authentications will be arranged by SEG SC of

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Human Resources Development shall be arranged the programs with Executive

All nominees shall be members of the Society.

An officer may be removed from office by third-fourth vote of executive committee

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Dues of any will be established by Executive Committee.

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

One Faculty advisor, who is also a member of Society of Exploration

An amendment will be adopted by a two-or thirds vote of executive committee.

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

: Dr. Daharta Dahrin

: Ilham Ulil Amri

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

SEG Student Chapter

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

: Sunday, 12 December 2010

Time : 06.00 am -07.00 pm

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Jatinangor, December 2010

President SEG SC Unpad

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

SEG Student Chapter

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Time : 09.00 am -13.00 pm

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

From this course, we received new knowledge of fundamentally methods of subsurface

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Jatinangor, May 2011

President SEG SC Unpad

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

SEG Student Chapter

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

: March- April 2011

: 09.00am till the end

: Classroom at Physics Department UNPAD

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Leaflet full color A4

Snack (25 x @Rp.4000)

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Documentation and Attachment

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Society of Exploration Geophysicists

Jatinangor, April 2011