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Paleozoic to Triassic continental-scale sediment provenance of the Canning, Officer and Northern Carnarvon Basins, Western Australia
- Authors: S. Morón, P.A. Cawood, P. W. Haines, S.J. Gallagher, S. Zahirovic, C.J. Lewis & L. Moresi
- Date Published: September 2019
Shooting for the stars: unravelling a Late Jurassic turbidite petroleum system – frontiers for the next generation of exploration
- Authors: D.D. Ferdinando, P.V. Harrison & D.A. 'Stan' Stanbrook
- Date Published: September 2019
Imaging past depositional environments of the North West Shelf of Australia: lessons from 3D seismic data
- Publication: Imaging past depositional environments of the North West Shelf of Australia: lessons from 3D seismic data
- Authors: Victorien Paumard, Julien Bourget, Simon Lang, Tom Wilson, Rosine Riera, Anthony Gartrell, Boyan K. Vakarelov, Mick O’Leary, Annette D. George
- Date Published: September 2019
Abstract:
Seismic surveys over the North West Shelf (NWS) of Australia have generated one of the largest 3D seismic data libraries worldwide with a coverage of ~325,000 km2 of mediumto high-quality data. A major challenge now is using the best tools and tech...
Origin, distribution and migration patterns of gas in the Northern Carnarvon Basin
- Publication: PESA Journal No. 28
- Authors: A. Crostella and C. J. Boreham
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: December 2014
Abstract:
Widespread gas within Cretaceous rocks in the Onslow Terrace, Peedamullah Shelf and inner Exmouth Sub-basin is dry and considered to have a major biogenic input as indicated by its low vitrinite reflectance equivalent, light carbon isotope values and...
Australian petroleum provinces of the 21st century
- Publication: PESA Journal No. 28
- Authors: I. M. Longley, M. T. Bradshaw and J. Hebberger
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: December 2014
Abstract:
The Australian hydrocarbon exploration effort dates back to the 19th Century, but it was not until well into the 20th Century that the first commercial field was discovered (Moonie - 1962). The cumulative result of only some 3400 exploration wells dr...
Velocity and “Velocity”
- Publication: PESA Journal No. 28
- Authors: M. Al-Chalabi
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: December 2014
Abstract:
Acquired seismic data contain the velocity distribution (in its broad context) which essentially represents the subsurface picture. In constructing the subsurface picture from this data, there are three separate issues for the geoscientist: focusing,...
Flat spot anomaly: Possible gas sands in the NW Bass Basin?
- Publication: PESA Journal No. 28
- Authors: Pradipta Kumar Das and Nick Lemon
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: December 2014
Abstract:
Detection of direct reflection from a flat fluid contact unconformable with the surrounding rock reflections to indicate gas filled reservoirs is now well established in the geophysical literature. A 'flat spot anomaly' is evident on two almost perpe...
Mud weights, transient pressure tests, and the distribution of overpressure in the North West Shelf, Australia
- Publication: PESA Journal No. 28
- Authors: Peter van Ruth, Richard Hillis, Richard Swarbrick and Peter Tingate
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: December 2014
Abstract:
Pore pressure data from drill-stem tests, wireline formation interval tests, kicks and mud weights show that overpressure occurs in the Carnarvon and Bonaparte Basins of the North West Shelf, Australia. The reliability of mud weights as an indicator ...
1999 Exploration review
- Publication: PESA Journal No. 28
- Authors: W. F. Muir
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: December 2014
Abstract:
Over the years, many issues have confronted the industry, and affected its approach to business. A brief analysis of seismic and exploration drilling levels over the past four decades demonstrates how marked these effects have been. During 1999, fewe...