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From the Mines
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: October 1993
PESA News Issue 6
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: October 1993
Publications
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: October 1993
Editor’s Comment – Adrian Williams
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Authors: Adrian Williams
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: October 1993
Legal Ease: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, Australian Mining Industry Council – Andrew Thompson, Timor Gap Litigation – Gordon Brysland
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: October 1993
From the Ivory Tower
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: October 1993
Education: Perth School Information Program
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: October 1993
The Seepsters – Karen Calderwood
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: October 1993
Words: Following and However – Peter Purcell
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Authors: Peter Purcell
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: October 1993
Let’s Socialise
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: October 1993
Preliminary results from the central Officer Basin seismic survey
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: J.F. Lindsay, J.H. Leven
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
The Officer Basin occurs in one of the most arid and inaccessible regions of the Australian continent and for that reason is perhaps the most poorly understood of the continent's intracratonic basins. The Officer Basin Project is a five year basin st...
CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Date Published: September 1993
Seismic acquisition in the Mada area
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: D. Hoskins
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
The 1993 Wallatinna seismic exploration programme is currently being conducted by the DME, on the Pitjantjatjara Lands within the eastern Officer Basin. The programme forms only one part of the multi-faceted South Australian Exploration Initiative. T...
Sequence framework and key petroleum play elements of the Neoproterozoic-Cambrian succession of the Amadeus Basin
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: J. M. Kennard, J. F. Lindsay
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
Sequence stratigraphic concepts are used to identify and analyse depositional sequences in theNeoproterozoic -Cambrian succession (Pertaoorrta Group) of the intracratonic Amadeus Basin. This analysis is based largely on the recognition of facies disc...
Neoprotemzoic diapirism in the Amadeus Basin; constraints on facies development around an active diapir
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: M.J. Kennedy
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
While diapirism has been a closely studied geologic process, previous studies have been primarily concerned with either the halokinetic process within the diapir itself or with the geometric architecture of the diapir and surrounding rocks. This work...
The great Middle Cambrian flood: sequence analysis of phosphorites and associated organic-matter rich shales, Georgina Basin, and beyond
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: P. N. Southgate, J. H. Shergold, D. Morris
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
Although Early Cambrian marine deposits occur in the Flinders Ranges, Amadeus, Ngalia and Officer Basins and the southwestern parts of the Georgina Basin, initial inundation of the northern suite of Central Australian Basins (Georgina, Wiso, Daly, Bo...
Structural and tectonic framework of the Amadeus Basin, with some deep seismic examples
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: R.J. Korsch, R.D. Shaw, B.R. Goleby
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
In the Late Proterozoic, the Amadeus Basin developed during an initial period of subsidence due to an extensional and/or thermal event which was followed by subsidence driven by thermal relaxation of the lithosphere (Stage 1). A second, less intense,...
The stratigraphy and significance of post-glacial carbonate horizons in the Amadeus Basin
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: M.J. Kennedy, M.W. Wallace
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
The Neoproterozoie was a period of dramatic change within the biosphere. This period marked the transition from a series of global ice ages to climatic warming. Deglaeiation was followed by the appearance of the Ediaearan fauna and culminated with th...
Hydrocarbon prospectivity of the southern Georgina Basin, Northern Territory
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: J. Karajas
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
The southern Georgina Basin contains a thick, areally extensive, oil-prone, alginitic, black shale unit in a depocentre in the Middle Cambrian Arthur Creek Formation. Typical source rock intercepts range between 20 and 100 metres in thickness, with T...
Geochemical tools for finding the oil window in Proterozoic and early Palaeozoic petroleum source rocks
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: Roger E. Summons, Dennis Taylor, Christopher J. Boreham
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
There is a perception that maturity estimates based on geochemical investigations need to be assessed against the "yardstick' of the more conventional vitrinite reflectance. However, in Proterozoic and Early Palaeozoic sediments, which pre-date the e...
Magnetic susceptibility of Cooper and Warburton Basin sedimentary and igneous rocks
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: L.R. Tucker
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
Magnetic susceptibility measurements of cuttings and core for twenty eight petroleum wells in the Cooper and Warburton Basins were completed in three stages. The first stage, a pilot study of drill hole cuttings from twenty wells found variations in ...
24-1sopropylcholestanes: possible sponge biomarkevs in sediments and petroleum
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: M.A. McCaffrey, .M. Moldowan, A. Lipton, E. Summons, E. Peters, A. Jeganathan, D.S Watt
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
24-Propylcholesterols, a class of C30 sterols, are rare lipids found mainly in marine chrysophyte algae and in some sponges. In the chrysophytes (order Sarcinoehrysidales) which have been examined to date, there is a strong preference for the straigh...
Cambrian biostratigraphic events within central and northern Australian basins
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: J. H. Shergold
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
There is a demonstrated relationship between biostratigraphic and sequence stratigraphic units. Undoubtedly, sequence stratigraphic analysis is enhanced by the presence of a detailed biostratigraphy developed either within a basin or correlated to it...
Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the CambroOrdovician succession, eastern Warburton Basin, South Australia
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: X. Sun
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
Early Palaeozoic Warburton Basin underlies the gas and oil productive Cooper and Eromanga Basins; three wells flowed commercial oil and gas from Warburton Basin sediments in 1990. The Middle and Late Cambrian Kalladeina Formation is about 1600 metres...
A closer look at the petroleum potential of the Ngalia Basin, Northern Territory
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: J. A. Deckelman, J. K. Davidson
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
The Ngalia Basin is an elongate intracratonic basin encompassing 16,000 square kilometres of the southern part of the Northern Territory (Fig. 1). It is situated 80 km north of the Amadeus Basin which hosts over 55 million barrels of proven original ...
Review of Neoproterozoic and Early Palaeozoic acritarch biostratigraphy
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: W. Zang
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
Acritarchs (phytoplankton) and cyanobacteria probably dominated the biosphere before explosion of the Ediaeara Fauna in the Neoproterozoic. Their distribution was generally related to sedimentary environments and shows secular variation through geolo...
Oil shows and source rocks of the eastern Officer Basin – a geochemical overview
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: D.M. McKirdy
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
For a frontier intracratonic basin with no identified petroleum reserves, the Officer Basin (at least in its eastern part) is remarkably well endowed with oil shows. These occur within six different formations and belong to four genetically distinct ...
Oil shows and source rocks of the eastern Officer Basin – a geochemical overview
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: D.M. McKirdy
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
For a frontier intracratonic basin with no identified petroleum reserves, the Officer Basin (at least in its eastern part) is remarkably well endowed with oil shows. These occur within six different formations and belong to four genetically distinct ...
The Larapintine petroleum system
- Publication Name: CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN BASINS WORKSHOP 1993 (CABS 1)
- Authors: M. Bradshaw
- Date Published: September 1993
Abstract:
Phanerozoic Australian sedimentary sequences can be grouped into six broad petroleum systems: termed the Larapintine, Gondwanan, Westralian, Austral, Capricorn and Murta systems. Establishing a petroleum system framework stresses the linkages between...