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First order sealing and hydrocarbon migration processes, Gippsland Basin, Australia: implications for CO2 geosequestration
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: G.W. O’Brien, P.R. Tingate, L.M. Goldie Divko, M.L. Harrison, C.J. Boreham, K. Liu, N. Arian and P. Skladzien
- Date Published: September 2008
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The petroleum systems of the Gippsland Basin have been evaluated to provide insights into how hydrocarbons have migrated and accumulated and how injected CO2 could migrate and be either retained or lost from the system. This study has prov...
Bowen Basin structural geology 2007 – A new interpretation based on airborne geophysics
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: R. Sliwa, S. Hamilton, J. Hodgkinson and J. Draper
- Date Published: September 2008
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The Bowen Basin Structural Geology 2007 map is a collaborative research project between CSIRO Exploration & Mining and the Queensland Department of Mines & Energy (DME), conducted during 2003 and 2007. Its aim was to work towards a new solid geology ...
Forward prediction of spatial temperature variation from 3D geology models
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: H. Gibson, K. Stüwe, R. Seikel, D. FitzGerald, P. Calcagno, D. Argast, P. McInerney and A. Budd
- Date Published: September 2008
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An accessible method is now available for rapid calculation of the spatial variation of temperature directly from a 3D geology model. The need for a tool of this nature stems from Australia’s emerging industries in the exploration and production of...
A new generation of digital structure and facies maps for Taranaki Basin: Progress towards a 4D Taranaki Model
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: M. Arnot, J. Baur, K. Bland, H. Bushe, R. Funnell, B. Ilg, C. Jones, P. King, B. Leitner, M. Masey, M. Milner, H.E. Morgans, L. Roncaglia and H. Zhu
- Date Published: September 2008
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The Taranaki Basin covers an area of approximately 100,000 km2 and is currently New Zealand’s only petroleum producing basin (Fig.1). In the mid-1990s a series of structural and paleogeographic maps were constructed from available seismic and well ...
Aquifers and coal: storing Queensland’s carbon dioxide
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: J.J. Draper
- Date Published: September 2008
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Assessment of the state’s potential for geological carbon dioxide (CO2) storage will underpin the future commercial deployment of large-scale clean coal technology projects in Queensland. In particular, the integration of carbon capture ...
Assessment of oil and gas reserves discovered within the Taranaki Basin 1955–2000, and potential undiscovered reserves
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: C. Skinner
- Date Published: September 2008
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The Taranaki Basin (Fig. 1) was the first sedimentary basin in New Zealand explored for hydrocarbons. It covers over 100,000 km2 on the west coast of the North Island New Zealand, and is located mainly offshore (King & Thrasher 1996). The ...
Subtidal origin of the Hawkesbury Sandstone, Middle Triassic, Sydney Basin
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: P.J. McCabe
- Date Published: September 2008
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The Hawkesbury Sandstone of the Sydney Basin is widely regarded as the deposit of a large sandy braided river system. A detailed examination of the sedimentary facies suggests, however, that most, if not all, of the sediments were deposited in a subt...
Kutubu oil field, Papua New Guinea–a 350 MMbbl fold belt classic
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: K. Bradey, K. Hill, D. Lund, N. Williams, T. Kivior and N. Wilson
- Date Published: September 2008
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First discovered in 1986, deep in the equatorial jungle of the PNG Fold Belt, the Kutubu oil field has produced over 300 MMbbl since 1992, making it the biggest oil discovery in Eastern Australasia over the last 30 years (Fig. 1). The field has outpe...
Organofacies controls on the oil potential of coaly source rocks in the Late Cretaceous North Cape Formation, Taranaki Basin
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: R. Sykes and J.I. Raine
- Date Published: September 2008
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Late Cretaceous coaly rocks are the primary source of petroleum in the offshore Taranaki Basin and have sourced medium-sized, black (i.e. non-volatile) oil accumulations in the Tui (50 MMbbl), Maari (49 MMbbl) and Maui-B (30 MMbbl) fields. The Rakopi...
CO2 storage potential and mixed gas conditions of eastern Australian coals
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: A. Saghaf
- Date Published: September 2008
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Large volumes of coal seam gas (CSG) occur in Australian coal seams, with the majority of reserves located within the coalfields of the Sydney and Bowen basins in the eastern states of Australia. A peculiarity of these coalfields is that mixed gas co...
CO2-related diagenesis in the Tuna field, Gippsland Basin: A natural analogue study for geosequestration
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: U. Schacht
- Date Published: September 2008
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Anthropogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are one of the major contributors to current global warming, thus technological solutions to reduce these emissions are subject of increasing worldwide interest (e.g. Faiz 2007). Presently, the ...
Late Cretaceous–Paleocene evolution of the East Gondwana margin, a new dynamic model for the formation of marginal basins
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: P.F. Rey and R.D. Müller
- Date Published: September 2008
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Late Cretaceous–Paleocene evolution of the east Gondwana margin
Plate reconstructions in a mantle reference frame show that from 140 to 105 Ma Gondwana moved eastward toward the Pacific Plate. This convergence was largely acco...
A model for gas distribution in coals of the Lower Hunter, Sydney Basin
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: S. Thomson, P. Hatherly, S. Hennings and J. Sandford
- Date Published: September 2008
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Gas content and gas composition in the Permian coals of the Lower Hunter, Sydney Basin, show evidence of distinct layering that can be attributed to the tectonic history of the coal measures and the effects of meteoric waters. Essentially, coals clos...
Unravelling the complex structural history of the Penola Trough – revealing the St George Fault
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: P. Boult, P. Lyon, B. Camac, S. Hunt and H. Zwingmann
- Date Published: September 2008
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The Penola Trough is a NW–SE trending half-graben structure bounded to the south by the large Hungerford / Kalangadoo (H/K) fault system. Several major basement cutting faults within the Penola Trough including the St George Fault have exerted sign...
Mellish Rise and adjacent deep water plateaus off northeast Australia: new evidence for continental basement from Cenozoic micropalaeontology and sedimentary geology
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: K.L. Hoffmann, N.F. Exon, P.G. Quilty and C.S. Findlay
- Date Published: September 2008
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The east coast of Australia was dominated by prolonged periods of subduction and accretion during the Palaeozoic–Mesozoic (Scheibner & Veevers 2000). Widespread rifting and seafloor spreading replaced the compressional regime from around 120 Ma (Ea...
A new stratigraphic/structural interpretation helps focus exploration in the Poolowanna Trough, Eromanga Basin, South Australia
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: P. Boult
- Date Published: September 2008
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The Poolowanna Trough is a Jurassic to Late Cretaceous trending intra-cratonic depocentre which straddles the border between South Australia and the Northern Territory. It overlies the Permo-Triassic Pedirka and Simpson basins and is characterised by...
Paleogeographic reconstructions for the Oligocene transition from extension to contraction along the eastern Taranaki Basin margin, New Zealand
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: A. Tripathi and P.J.J. Kamp
- Date Published: September 2008
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Structures associated with the wedge of basement overthrust into the Taranaki Basin along the Taranaki Fault are regarded as hydrocarbon plays and have been tested by drilling through the tip of the overthrust. The timing of initiation of reverse dis...
Re-evaluation of structure and sedimentary packages in the eastern Surat Basin
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: R. Sliwa and J. Esterle
- Date Published: September 2008
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After a long, well-established history of conventional gas exploration, the eastern Surat Basin has now re-emerged as an active regional exploration target for thermal coal, coalbed methane, underground coal gasification and carbon dioxide sequestrat...
Geophysical characterisation of the Elk reservoir, Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: J. Storey, S. Sioni and M. Kiele
- Date Published: September 2008
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The Elk reservoir is an approximately 200 km2 carbonate reservoir situated in the Gulf Province of Papua New Guinea. The reservoir was discovered in 2006 when the Elk-1 exploration well flowed gas while drilling a structural high identifie...
Fault dilatation behaviour in the Kupe field, Taranaki Basin, offshore New Zealand
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: B.R Ilg, S. Ellis, M. Arnot and A. Nicol
- Date Published: September 2008
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Many petroleum fields are located somewhat paradoxically on or adjacent to heavily faulted active plate boundaries. One such example is the Kupe field in the offshore eastern Taranaki Basin. When fields are cut by active faults they are commonly thou...
Lacustrine Petroleum Systems in the Papua New Guinea Foreland
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: S. Wood, H. Volk, N. Sherwood and C.J. Boreham
- Date Published: September 2008
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Oil production in Papua New Guinea (PNG) is entirely sourced from the PNG Foldbelt, and the source rocks for these oils are likely to be marine Upper Jurassic shales of the Imburu Formation. In the PNG Foreland, commercial oil accumulations are yet t...
Oil-oil and oil-source rock correlations for selected oils and gas condensates from several New Zealand basins
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: K.-G. Zink and R. Sykes
- Date Published: September 2008
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Oil–oil and oil–source rock correlations are an essential tool for assisting petroleum exploration in basins with multiple petroleum systems. To evaluate these relationships in several New Zealand basins, a set of 10 oils and gas condensates were...
Miocene–Pliocene paleogeographic reconstructions of the eastern Taranaki Basin, New Zealand
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: A.J. Vonk and P.J.J. Kamp
- Date Published: September 2008
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Paleogeographic reconstructions of New Zealand’s central-western North Island sedimentary basins (Taranaki, Wanganui and King Country basins) are illustrated in a series of paleogeographic maps that span the Early Miocene (Otaian Stage, c. 20 Ma) t...
Hydrocarbon potential of the northern extension of the Oaklands Basin, Griffith, NSW
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium III (EABS 2008)
- Authors: M. Fahey
- Date Published: September 2008
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In 2006, the NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) acquired two 25 km long seismic lines (DPI 06-01 and DPI 06-02) to the west and southwest of Griffi th, NSW, to investigate the northern extension of the Oaklands Graben as interpreted by Gunn (...
PESA News Issue 95
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: August 2008
Abstract:
Highlights:
- Companies In Focus: Arrow Energy, Ophir Energy
- Offshore Drilling: Global growth may see Australia left behind
- John Doran: 1946-2008
Diary of Events
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: August 2008
PESA Contacts
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: August 2008
Education – Primary School Class Visits the Willaroo-1 Wellsite
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: August 2008
Company Focus – Shell Backs Arrow for Regional Expansion
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: August 2008
Company Focus – Ophir: Rising Star in the Energy Powerhouse of the 21st Century
- Publication Name: PESA News
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: August 2008