Taylor Buckley
About Taylor Buckley
Taylor Buckley is an Interpretation & Data Management Administrator at PGS, where he has worked since 2021, and previously served as Project Interpreter II since 2015. He specializes in salt interpretation and velocity model building, with extensive experience in the Gulf of Mexico and a background in geophysics.
Work at PGS
Taylor Buckley has been employed at PGS since 2015, initially serving as Project Interpreter II for nine years. In 2021, Buckley transitioned to the role of Interpretation & Data Management Administrator, where they have worked for three years. In these positions, Buckley has contributed to various projects, focusing on salt interpretation and data management within the Houston, Texas area.
Education and Expertise
Taylor Buckley earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Geology from Auburn University, completing the program from 2005 to 2009. Buckley specializes in salt interpretation and velocity model building, applying salt tectonic and structural principles in their work. This educational background supports their proficiency in geological interpretation and data analysis.
Background
Prior to joining PGS, Taylor Buckley worked as a Geophysicist at ION Geophysical from 2009 to 2012 and at Noble Energy for ten months in 2012. Buckley's experience includes significant work in the Gulf of Mexico, where they have developed expertise in mapping geological features and subsalt imaging.
Technical Skills
Taylor Buckley is proficient in various interpretation software, including SMT, Geoframe, Petrel, Prima, and Omega Vu, operating in both Windows and LINUX environments. This technical skill set enhances Buckley's ability to analyze and interpret geological data effectively.
Project Experience
Buckley has extensive experience working in multiple regions of the Gulf of Mexico, including Lloyd Ridge, DeSoto Canyon, and Green Canyon, among others. They have collaborated with major clients such as BP, ExxonMobil, and Marathon Oil on deep water Gulf of Mexico projects, focusing on improving subsalt imaging and understanding tectonic history.