Andrew B. Vohs is a geologist seeking employment with skills in subsurface mapping, seismic interpretation, attributes analysis, and software like Petrel, ArcGIS, Kingdom, and OpendTect. He has a Master's degree in geology from Kansas State University and a Bachelor's degree from the University of Kansas. His experience includes research projects analyzing 3D seismic data and attributes, teaching geology courses, tutoring, and lab work. He is a member of professional organizations AAPG and SEG.

1. Andrew B. Vohs
a. 6607 Goode Drive, Shawnee, KS 66216 e. abvohs@gmail.com c. 913-731-7859
Summary of Skills
 Subsurface Mapping
 Seismic Interpretation
 Seismic Attributes Analysis
 Volumetric Calculations
 Petrel E&P Software Experience
 ArcGIS Field Experience
 IHS Kingdom Proficiency
 OpendTect Proficiency
 Seismic Data Processing
 Microsoft Office Proficiency
 Well Log Evaluation
 Synthetic Seismogram Generation
 IHS Petra Experience
 Experience with large datasets
Education
2015 Kansas State University – Manhattan, KS
Master of Science: Geology; (3.83/4.0 GPA)
2013 University of Kansas – Lawrence, KS
Bachelor of Science: General Geology; (3.3/4.0 GPA)
-Coursework:
* Formation Evaluation * Isotope Geology * Clay Mineralogy * Subsurface Evaluation * Geomicrobiology
* Petroleum Geology * Seismic Data Processing * Seismic Data Interpretation * Geophysics * Field Geophysics
* Field Geology * Reservoir Engineering * General Geology Courses
-Short Courses:
* Well Log Evaluation Workshop * 3D Seismic Attributes-Applications to the Mississippian
* PETREL Fundamentals * Seismic Interpretation * 3D Seismic Attributes Analysis to Define Structure & Stratigraphy
* Petrophysics
Experience
Research
 A case study in Clark County, Kansas: 3D seismic attributes analysis in reservoir characterization: the Morrison NE
field & Morrison field, Clark County, KS.
Imperial Barrel Award
 Member of Kansas State Imperial Barrel Award team (Spring 2015); Presented basin analysis and prospect
evaluation to a panel of industry professionals.
 Generated synthetic-to-seismic ties, identified potential traps, used attributes analysis to evaluate lithology, porosity
and direct hydrocarbon indicators, as well as performed volumetric calculations.
Seismic Attributes Analysis and Interpretation
 Loading and quality checking data, generating and interpreting synthetic seismograms, horizon tracking and surface
generation, seismic attributes generation, and seismic attributes analysis.
Subsurface Mapping
 Loading and quality checking data, generating contour maps of formation tops, isopach and isochore maps of
formations, editing and interpreting these maps, and proposing potential well sites.
Teaching
 Teaching Earth in Action (GEOL 100) at Kansas State University - Salina Campus.
 Tutoring freshmen with low ACT/SAT scores and student athletes in Geology.
Work History
08/2015 – 01/2016 Kansas State University-Salina Campus- Salina, KS
Introductory Geology (Earth in Action/GEOL 100) Instructor
08/2014 – 12/2015 Kansas State Athletics Department – Manhattan, KS
Geology, Math and Science Tutor
01/2014 – 05/2014 Kansas State University Pilots – Manhattan, KS
Geology, Math, and Science Tutor
12/2010 – 10/2012 University of Kansas – Lawrence, KS
Isotope Geochemistry/Mineral Separation Lab Assistant
Extra-Curricular Activities
 AAPG Member Spring 2011–Current, Served as Secretary for the Kansas State University Student Chapter August
2014-August 2015.
 Society of Exploration Geophysicists August 2015-Present
 Volunteer Rugby Coach: Shawnee Mission NW High School Spring 2016