Joyce Receives Wildlife Training
Es2 environmental specialist Joyce Riesinger recently attended oiled wildlife training at the Wi..
Es² Presents at Louisiana Remote Sensing & GIS Workshop
Andrew Milanes and David Alford presented at the 29th Annual Louisiana Remote Sensing & GIS ..
Join us at the ESRI Petroleum GIS Conference!
Join Andrew Milanes, David Alford, and Lance Setliff at the ESRI Petroleum GIS Conference (http:..
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Established in 1996, Es² provides a wide range of GIS and science support services for the energy industry built around high-end computing technologies such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), photogrammetry, remote sensing, and image processing. Robert Simmons, President of Es², has over 25 years of experience in the oil and gas industry including 16 years as an engineer at Exxon where he served as a Task Force Operations Manager in Prince William Sound during the Exxon Valdez spill cleanup.