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The Relationship Between the Thomson Syncline and Underlying Barcoo Trough
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: K.D. Wake-Oyster
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
Seismic surveys have generally been made over the margins of the Thomson Syncline and over basement highs such as tne Galway, Chandos and Thunda structures. These anticlinal trends were the main targets for petroleum exploration in the Eromanga and C...
LANDSAT INTERPRETED STRUCTURE AND GROUNDWATER FLOW WITHIN THE EROMANGA AND SURAT BASINS
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: Hunting Geology and Geophysics (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
The methodology and results obtained from the HGG(A) integrated Landsat study of the Eromanga and Surat Basins are presented in this poster display. Approximately 90 false-colour Landsat diapositives provide complete coverage to these basins. Cloud-f...
SOURCE ROCK CHEMISTRY AND MATURATION OF THE CENTRAL EROMANGA BASIN
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: V.L. Passmore, C.J. Bareham
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
A source rock study of the Jurassic and Cretaceous rocks in the central Eromanga Basin region was carried out as part of an investigation of the hydrocarbon prospectivity of the Eromanga and underlying basins. Material from 41 petroleum exploration w...
The Ganaway Fault and Its Effect On The Eromanga Basin
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: J. Pinchin, V. Anfiloff
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
The Ganaway Fault is a major structural feature in western Queensland. It forms the eastern margin of the Ganaway Ridge which separates the Cooper Basin from the Galilee Basin (Senior, 1975) and was previously thought to form the western boundary of ...
DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE TOOLEBUC FORMATION AND ITS EQUIVALENTS, EROMANGA BASIN, AUSTRALIA
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: S. Ozimic
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
The widespread Early Creataceous oil shale-bearing Toolebuc Formation facies, and their lateral equivalents which (Wooldridge Limestone Member and 'Urisino beds') lack oil shale, are interpreted to have been deposited in and towards the southern boun...
SOME ASPECTS OF THE THEORY OF HYDRODYNAMIC ENTRAPMENT OF OIL AND GAS
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: J.W. Holmes
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
The dependence of the capillary pressures upon the pore size distributions of the oil-bearing beds: Hubbert (1969, 1953) developed an expression, from first principles, to represent the pressure change (p ) from the oil to the
water side of the curv...
Late Triassic (‘Rhaetian’) and Jurassic Palynostratigraphy of the Surat Basin
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: J.L. McKellar
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
In the Jurassic of eastern Australia, the principal palynological zonation in use is that devised by Evans (1963, 1966). This scheme, which was based primarily on data derived from the Surat and Eromanga Basins, has been variously modified (eg. Burge...
CYANOBACTERIAL MATS AND OTHER BACTERIA: MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS TO THE FORMATION OF THE LOWER CRETACEOUS TOOLEBUC OIL SHALES
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: M. Glikson
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
The oil shales of the Toolebuc Formation consist of irregularly spaced calcareous laminations alternating with black organic-rich laminae - suggestive of "algal-mats". Cyanobacteria of Nostoc and Anabaena types were encountered in SEM observations of...
ASPECTS OF REGIONAL GROUNDWATER MOVEMENT AND HYDROCARBON MIGRATION IN THE EROMANGA BASIN
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: M.A. Habermehl
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
The Eromanga Basin is a constituent sedimentary basin of the hydrogeological Great Artesian Basin (Habermehl, 1980). Confined aquifers occur in continental quartzose sandstones of Jurassic and Cretaceous age in the Eromanga Basin. Intervening confini...
ORGANIC MATTER AND VANADIUM IN THE TOOLEBUC FORMATION OF THE EROMANGA BASIN
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: K.W. Riley, J.D. Saxby
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
Since being discovered in 1966,the Julia Creek oil shale deposit has been noteworthy for its high vanadium content. The aim of this paper is to give an overview of vanadium distribution and geochemistry, not just at Julia Creek, but throughout the Er...
The Surat and Eromanga Basins: A Palynostratigraphical Perspective
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: M.E. Dettmann, J. Filatoff, P.L. Price
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
With the detailed exploration of the Eromanga Basin since 1978, it is perhaps timely to review the palynostratigraphy of the non-marine and near-shore marine Mesozoic section of eastern Australia. The last comprehensive review was that of Evans in 19...
LANDSAT INTERPRETED STRUCTURE AND GROUNDWATER FLOW WITHIN THE EROMANGA BASIN
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: B.R. Senior
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
This integrated Landsat study cove rs the entire Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous Eromanga and Surat Basins of central and eastern Australia. Presentation is by a series of 111 'factual' and 'interpretive' maps at 1:250,000 scale. These maps incorporate...
Resistivity Structure of the Central Eromanga Basin and Underlying Sequences From Magnetotelluric Soundings
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: A.G. Spence, D.M. Finlayson
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
Magnetotelluric data from the central Eromanga Basin indicate that one-dimensional resistivity models are appropriate for the region. The uppermost Jurassic-Cretaceous Eromanga Basin sequence contains flowing aquifers and has an average section resis...
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF GAMMA-RAY ANOMALY IN THE CRETACEOUS TOOLEBUC FORMATION FACIES AND IN THEIR LATERAL EQUIVALENTS EROMANGA AND CARPENTARIA BASINS
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: S. Ozimic
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
In boreholes, the presence of the Toolebuc Formation has in the past been suspected from a marked isolated peak or set of peaks on gamma-ray logs. The anomaly is easily recognised, and correlates with the Toolebuc Formation kerogenous facies througho...
Basement Structure Under the Central Eromanga Basin from Seismic Refraction Studies
- Publication Name: Eromanga Basin Symposium Summary Papers (1982)
- Authors: J. Lock
- Date Published: November 1982
Abstract:
In 1980 and 1981 the Bureau of Mineral Resources, Geology and Geophysics (BMR) conducted seismic surveys in the central Eromanga Basin, which included continuous seismic reflection and coincident refraction recording along a line extending from Mt. H...
Distinguished Lecturers, 1982 Announcement – Overseas Distinguished Lecturer
- Publication Name: PESA Journal No. 1
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: August 1982
Annual Report, 1981
- Publication Name: PESA Journal No. 1
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: August 1982
Australian Distinguished Lecture, 1981
- Publication Name: PESA Journal No. 1
- Authors: E S T O'DRISCOLL,
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: August 1982
Abstract:
Patterns in geology have first to be discovered
in their relationship to ore and oil, and must then
be applied to exploration for the purpose of
making new discoveries of these resources.
Patterns are found in various kinds of field data
in geology, ...
PESA Journal No 1, August 1982
- Publication Name: PESA Journal No. 1
- Authors: JOHN BONYTHON, E S T O'DRISCOLL,
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: August 1982
Cover Story
- Publication Name: PESA Journal No. 1
- Authors: JOHN BONYTHON
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: August 1982
President’s Page
- Publication Name: PESA Journal No. 1
- Authors: S B DEVINE
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: August 1982
News Of Members
- Publication Name: PESA Journal No. 1
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: August 1982
Committee Members
- Publication Name: PESA Journal No. 1
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: August 1982
Pesa Membership List
- Publication Name: PESA Journal No. 1
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: August 1982
Forthcoming Events
- Publication Name: PESA Journal No. 1
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: August 1982
Prospects for Coal Conversion
- Publication Name: Petroleum in Queensland - A Stocktake for the Future
- Authors: Professor D.J. Nicklin
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: November 1977
Abstract:
The author gives a brief summary of the processes currently under development for the upgrading of coal to liquid or gaseous fuels . He comments on the potential of such processes for Australia....
Seismic Prospecting – Review and Reflections on Future Events
- Publication Name: Petroleum in Queensland - A Stocktake for the Future
- Authors: L. W. Pfitzner
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: November 1977
Abstract:
A little over 1000 crew months of seismic exploration has been conducted in Queensland from its start, in 1958, until the end of 1976. Eighty six percent of this work was done prior to 1967 - a period when field and nterpretation methods were unsoph...
The Cooper Basin in Queensland
- Publication Name: Petroleum in Queensland - A Stocktake for the Future
- Authors: R. A. Laws
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: November 1977
Abstract:
Since 1963, recoverable reserves of 100 x 109m3 (3.5 Tcf) of gas and substantial but presently unexploited liquid hydrocarbons have been discovered in the Cooper Basin in South Australia. Permian non-marine richly carbonaceous sediments form both the...
Surat Basin – Petroleum Potential and Prospects
- Publication Name: Petroleum in Queensland - A Stocktake for the Future
- Authors: C.R. Porter, K.R. Seedsman, M.J. Wiltshire, S.L. Keenihan, S.M. Ashton
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: November 1977
Abstract:
Hydrocarbon generation and preservation have been demonstrated at numerous, widely spaced localities within the Surat Basin. Reservoir extent and properties have been and are likely to continue as the chief factors limiting any potentially economic d...
Current Queensland Drilling & Completion Practices
- Publication Name: Petroleum in Queensland - A Stocktake for the Future
- Authors: S.S. Derrington
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: November 1977
Abstract:
The drilling and completion techniques used by the four companies who have operated in Queensland in the past twelve to eighteen months are broadly similar, and are conventional. These techniques are detailed herein. Drilling conditions are good, and...