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Palynofacies of the Eastern Margin of the Gippsland Basin

Palynofacies of the Eastern Margin of the Gippsland Basin

Publication Name: Gippsland Basin Symposium, Melbourne, 22 ? 23 June 1992
Authors: J G BAIRD
Reference Type: Conference Proceedings
Date Published: December 1992

 

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An integrated palynological and sedimentological investigation of four wells from the eastern margin of the Gippsland Basin has resulted in a scheme for classification of palynofacies in this area. 'Thirteen different palynofacies assemblages are rec...

 

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Dipmeter Interpretation of Intra-Latrobe Group Fluvial Sand Bodies, Basker/Manta Block, Gippsland Basin

Dipmeter Interpretation of Intra-Latrobe Group Fluvial Sand Bodies, Basker/Manta Block, Gippsland Basin

Publication Name: Gippsland Basin Symposium, Melbourne, 22 ? 23 June 1992
Authors: M KING, B RAYNER
Reference Type: Conference Proceedings
Date Published: December 1992

 

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Five wells have been drilled in the Basker/Manta Block of VIC/P19, Gippsland Basin, resulting in sub-economic Intra-Latrobe Group oil and gas discoveries at Basker-1 and Manta-!. A total of 21 individual hydrocarbon bearing sandstones were intersecte...

 

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Low-Enthalpy Geothermal Resources in the Gippsland Basin

Low-Enthalpy Geothermal Resources in the Gippsland Basin

Publication Name: Gippsland Basin Symposium, Melbourne, 22 ? 23 June 1992
Authors: J G LEONARD, R L KING
Reference Type: Conference Proceedings
Date Published: December 1992

 

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Low-enthalpy geothermal groundwater resources occur at relatively shallow depths in the Upper Cretaceous{fertiary sedimentary sequence in the on-shore Gippsland Basin. The main stratigraphic unit containing hot groundwater is the Latrobe Group. Groun...

 

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Water, By-Products and the Environment

Water, By-Products and the Environment

Publication Name: Gippsland Basin Symposium, Melbourne, 22 ? 23 June 1992
Authors: B L REIDY
Reference Type: Conference Proceedings
Date Published: December 1992

 

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A Good Product Range - So What! While in terms of water, waste management and environment protectrion, the Gippsland Basin may appear to have a good product range, what does this really mean? What it means is that, like any product range, the virtues...

 

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Seismic Interpretation Problems Caused by Miocene Channels in the Central Part of the Gippsland Basin

Seismic Interpretation Problems Caused by Miocene Channels in the Central Part of the Gippsland Basin

Publication Name: Gippsland Basin Symposium, Melbourne, 22 ? 23 June 1992
Authors: T U MAUNG, S J CADMAN
Reference Type: Conference Proceedings
Date Published: December 1992

 

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The central part of the Gippsland Basin is surrounded by existing major petroleum accumulations and although six exploration wells have been drilled in the area, none are significant petroleum discoveries. Post drilling analyses indicate that the wel...

 

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Electricity and the Environment

Electricity and the Environment

Publication Name: Gippsland Basin Symposium, Melbourne, 22 ? 23 June 1992
Authors: H SCHAAP
Reference Type: Conference Proceedings
Date Published: December 1992

 

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Electricity will play a major part in providing energy services in the 21st century. Ecologically Sustainable Development (ESD), that is accommodating the needs of the present without compromising the needs of future generations, will provide a focus...

 

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Utilisation of Latrobe Valley Brown Coal Fly-Ash

Utilisation of Latrobe Valley Brown Coal Fly-Ash

Publication Name: Gippsland Basin Symposium, Melbourne, 22 ? 23 June 1992
Authors: C BLACK, D BROCKWAY, S HODGES, A MILNER
Reference Type: Conference Proceedings
Date Published: December 1992

 

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The combustion of brown coals in Latrobe Valley power stations produces approximately 500 000 tonnes of solid wastes each year. Tills material, which includes precipitator ash, char and furnace ash, is hydraulically sluiced to large ashing ponds and ...

 

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New Ideas on Gippsland Basin Regional Tectonics

New Ideas on Gippsland Basin Regional Tectonics

Publication Name: Gippsland Basin Symposium, Melbourne, 22 ? 23 June 1992
Authors: J B WILLCOX, J B COLWELL, A E CONSTANTINE
Reference Type: Conference Proceedings
Date Published: December 1992

 

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A unique, regional grid of deep (12 - 14 second record length), seismic reflection and refraction data has been recorded by the Australian Bureau of Mineral Resources (BMR) across the offshore Gippsland Basin and parts of the adjacent Bass Basin, in ...

 

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People

People

Publication Name: PESA News
Reference Type: Magazine Article
Date Published: November 1992

 

 

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