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LIVE WEBINAR – An Out of This World Concept, Sequence Stratigraphy and Mars
Tuesday, 20 April, 2021 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm (Australia/Perth time)
Free – $10.00
Guest Speaker(s): Duncan Lockhart
Duncan is the General Manager for Exploration at Central Petroleum and is responsible for the management of conventional and unconventional technical exploration activities. Duncan has held a wide array of senior roles within the oil and gas industry both within Australia and Internationally. Recent experience has been with Senex as Manager Regional Studies and Drillsearch as Executive General Manager-Exploration where he identified high value opportunities, provided technical assessments and successfully implemented regional strategic initiatives. Duncan’s professional experience encompasses 30 years with companies such as BHP Petroleum, Woodside, OMV, Galp Energia and Origin.
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11am – Perth
12.30pm – Darwin, Adelaide
1pm – Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart, Melbourne, Sydney
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An Out of This World Concept, Sequence Stratigraphy and Mars
Presented by Duncan Lockhart
Abstract
Satellite imagery of Mars has revealed a number of stunning examples of delta development on the surface of Mars. Is it possible apply the fundamentals of sequence stratigraphy (sediment supply versus accommodation) to derive a better understanding of the development of these extra-terrestrial features and how do they compare to some Earth bound examples.
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