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Bridging the Geoscientist Gap in the U.S. Petroleum Industry

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This study analyzes the disparity between U.S. geoscience graduates and the number necessary for the petroleum industry. By assuming technological advancements and industry trends, it quantifies the "Gap 1%" and provides valuable insights. Sources include NSF, AGI, and Katz & Claudy (2000).

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Bridging the Geoscientist Gap in the U.S. Petroleum Industry

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  1. Will the Gap Be Filled? • U.S. Geoscience Graduates Compared to Geoscientists Needed in U.S. Petroleum Industry • Assumes all graduates work on U.S. production, i.e., none work on non-U.S. • “Gap 1%” assumes technology improvement of 1% per year • Gap numbers assume AAPG + SEG members are 2/3 of petroleum geoscientists in U.S. • Assume 2000 level of 4000 U.S. geoscience degrees of which 1250 are MS & PhD. Percentage entering petroleum industry are for 1999 • K&C percentage includes Canada and did not use same categories as AGI study Sources: NSF, AGI (2000), Katz & Claudy (2000) Geoscientist Gap/Year Graduates Entering Petroleum Industry BS + MS + PhD MS + PhD @7.6% (AGI) @14.4% (AGI) @ 23.8% (K&C) 300 180 300 1% 2% 420 210

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