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Integration of high-resolution HyLogger3 spectral scanner and TESCAN Integrated Mineral Analyser for mineralogical characterisation of shale

Integration of high-resolution HyLogger3 spectral scanner and TESCAN Integrated Mineral Analyser for mineralogical characterisation of shale

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Muhammad Atif Iqbal, Reza Rezaee, Gregory Smith, Hasnain Ali Bangash
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The mineralogy of shales is a fundamental parameter because it directly influences petrophysical and geomechanical properties. However, thick shales comprise a heterogeneous succession of very fine-grained strata in which only some thin beds are opti...

 

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Northern Lawn Hill Platform – modelling the ‘great-grandparent’ emerging region

Northern Lawn Hill Platform – modelling the ‘great-grandparent’ emerging region

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Tehani Palu, Amber Jarrett, Susannah MacFarlane, Christopher Boreham, Barry Bradshaw
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The northern Lawn Hill Platform (nLHP) of the Isa Superbasin, far northwest Queensland is currently considered an emerging region and is an area of renewed interest for unconventional gas. Petroleum systems analysis presented here will improve the un...

 

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Magnetic characterisation of the Osborne IOCG: magnetic fabrics, self-demagnetisation, and remanence: Cloncurry District, QLD

Magnetic characterisation of the Osborne IOCG: magnetic fabrics, self-demagnetisation, and remanence: Cloncurry District, QLD

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Andreas Bjork, Jim Austin, Helen McFarlane
Date Published: September 2021

 

Abstract:

Integrated petrophysics linked with structural geology and mineralogy are powerful tools for mineral system characterisation. In this study, open-pit samples and drill core from the Osborne IOCG deposit were measured for anisotropy of magnetic suscep...

 

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Reversible Jump Sequential Monte Carlo for Model Inference in Airborne Induced Polarisation

Reversible Jump Sequential Monte Carlo for Model Inference in Airborne Induced Polarisation

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Laurence Davies, Christopher Drovandi, Matthew Sutton, Alan Yusen Ley-Cooper
Date Published: September 2021

 

Abstract:

Exact methods of Bayesian model selection require exhaustive computation of normalising constants or sampling of the joint posterior of parameters and models via reversible jump Markov chain Monte Carlo (RJMCMC). Until recently, the latter has been f...

 

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Earthquake monitoring in the Southwest Seismic Zone, Western Australia

Earthquake monitoring in the Southwest Seismic Zone, Western Australia

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Ruth E Murdie, Lucy Brisbout, Hugh Glanville, Trevor Allen, Vic Dent
Date Published: September 2021

 

Abstract:

The southwest Yilgarn Craton, in Western Australia is one of the most seismogenic areas of mainland Australia. There are many small earthquakes happening daily and the occasional larger earthquake such as the destructive Meckering (M6.6) earthquake o...

 

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The North Australian Craton 3D Gravity and Magnetic Inversion Models – A trial for first pass modelling of the entire continent

The North Australian Craton 3D Gravity and Magnetic Inversion Models – A trial for first pass modelling of the entire continent

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: James A Goodwin, Richard J L Lane
Date Published: September 2021

 

Abstract:

As part of the Federal Government’s Exploring for the Future program, whole-of-crust 3D gravity and magnetic inversion models have been produced for an area encompassing the North Australia Craton (NAC). These models were created to aid 3D geologic...

 

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The Winu-Ngapakarra deposit in the Great Sandy Desert of Western Australia, a Neoproterozoic Intrusion-related Cu-Au-Ag deposit

The Winu-Ngapakarra deposit in the Great Sandy Desert of Western Australia, a Neoproterozoic Intrusion-related Cu-Au-Ag deposit

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Hilke Dalstra, Adam Black, Inna Mudrovska
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The Winu Cu-Au-Ag deposit was discovered in late 2017 and is hosted in metamorphosed sandstones and siltstones and lesser mafic rocks which are most likely correlatives of the upper Malu Formation of the Yeneena Basin. The deposit structure is domina...

 

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In-situ stress pattern along the Jellinbah Fold Thrust Belt in the Bowen Basin, Australia

In-situ stress pattern along the Jellinbah Fold Thrust Belt in the Bowen Basin, Australia

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Saswata Mukherjee, Mojtaba Rajabi, Joan Esterle, Renate Sliwa
Date Published: September 2021

 

Abstract:

The Permo-Triassic Bowen Basin hosts numerous thick coal seams, and it is a prolific basin for coal mining and gas production. The development of coal seam gas (CSG) reservoirs in different parts of the Bowen Basin emphasizes the potentiality of the ...

 

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How deep does ground EM see?

How deep does ground EM see?

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Andrew Fitzpatrick, Mike Whitford, Antonio Huizi
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Nickel exploration routinely utilises electromagnetic techniques as a direct detection tool. In the Australian context, conductive regolith dominated terrains reduces the depth of penetration of electromagnetic techniques. Modelling is typically perf...

 

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Quantifying Uplift using Decompaction: A case study from the Exmouth Plateau, North West Shelf

Quantifying Uplift using Decompaction: A case study from the Exmouth Plateau, North West Shelf

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Patrick Makuluni, Laurent Langhi, Juerg Hauser, Stuart Clark
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Uplift events have caused the failure of hydrocarbon seals resulting from subsequent deformation and fault development or reactivation. On the other hand, escaping hydrocarbons from the breached seals may accumulate in new traps, and fracturing of br...

 

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AIP EFFECTS IN AIRBORNE EM FIXED WING SYSTEMS: A SPECTREM THEORETICAL STUDY.

AIP EFFECTS IN AIRBORNE EM FIXED WING SYSTEMS: A SPECTREM THEORETICAL STUDY.

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Andrea Viezzoli, Francesco Dauti, Nirocca Devkurran, Brad Pitts
Date Published: September 2021

 

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IP effects can distort airborne EM data, usually producing faster decays and, under certain conditions, changes in signal polarity. These effects, if not recognized and treated with a dispersive resistivity model, often lead to artefacts in the resis...

 

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Probabilistic modelling of groundwater salinity using borehole and airborne electromagnetics (AEM) data

Probabilistic modelling of groundwater salinity using borehole and airborne electromagnetics (AEM) data

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Neil Symington, Anandaroop Ray, Chris Harris-Pascal, Kok Piang Tan, Richard Taylor, Yusen Ley-Cooper, Ross C Brodie
Date Published: September 2021

 

Abstract:

Groundwater is a critical resource for supporting human consumption, stock water, agricultural use, and mineral or energy extraction as well as the environment. However, the quality of groundwater varies enormously from potable to hyper-saline, parti...

 

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Investigation of old pollution site along the Swan River, Perth, Western Australia using Loupe TEM system

Investigation of old pollution site along the Swan River, Perth, Western Australia using Loupe TEM system

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Michael A. Hatch, Greg Street, Gavan McGrath, Aaron Davis, Andrew Duncan
Date Published: September 2021

 

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In this study, data were collected using a new transient-electromagnetic system over an area in Perth, Western Australia, along the Swan River. The site was polluted by industry in the 1960’s and 1970’s, and then remediated by agencies working fo...

 

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Closing the gap between ground and airborne IP data modelling

Closing the gap between ground and airborne IP data modelling

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: A. Viezzoli, G. Fiandaca
Date Published: September 2021

 

Abstract:

Modelling of Induced Polarization in AEM data (AIP) has recently been used more often in exploration. Which demands for more research to address the fundamental question “how does AIP compare to ground IP?”. Beside some of the well-known differen...

 

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New Age Dating of Evaporites in Canning Basin, WA, Australia. A Case Study based on samples from the Frome Rocks Salt Diapir

New Age Dating of Evaporites in Canning Basin, WA, Australia. A Case Study based on samples from the Frome Rocks Salt Diapir

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: F. McNee, J. Gorter, F. Glass
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The age of evaporitic units in the Kidson Sub-basin of the Canning Basin have been assigned to be of Late Ordovician to Early Silurian age through the dating of the sedimentary sequences within the Mallowa Salt. This paper presents an alternative m...

 

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Expanding the reserve base of operating mines: Insights from an airborne MobileMT survey in the Omsukchan depression, Russian Far East

Expanding the reserve base of operating mines: Insights from an airborne MobileMT survey in the Omsukchan depression, Russian Far East

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Petr Kordi, Alexander Prikhodko, Andrei Bagrianski, Sergei Trushin
Date Published: September 2021

 

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In the frame of expanding the reserve base for the Omsukchan mining district, an airborne electromagnetic survey was carried out over and around the Dukat silver giant. The initially developed exploration concept was based on weakly investigated deep...

 

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High density seismic finally accessible to all industries

High density seismic finally accessible to all industries

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Amine Ourabah
Date Published: September 2021

 

Abstract:

High density seismic has been synonym of high-quality subsurface images and attributes for more than 2 decades now, and although firstly made available by innovative source technologies, the receiver side was lagging behind with bulky, heavy cables a...

 

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Nonlinear, 2D uncertainty estimation in Magnetotelluric inversion using trans-dimensional Gaussian processes

Nonlinear, 2D uncertainty estimation in Magnetotelluric inversion using trans-dimensional Gaussian processes

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Daniel Blatter, Anandaroop Ray, Kerry Key
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Bayesian inversion of Magnetotelluric (MT) data produces crucial uncertainty information on inferred subsurface resistivity. Due to their high computational cost, however, Bayesian inverse methods have largely been restricted to 1D resistivity models...

 

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The resistivity structure of the Gidyea Suture and its relationship to the Carpentaria Conductivity Anomaly

The resistivity structure of the Gidyea Suture and its relationship to the Carpentaria Conductivity Anomaly

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Janelle Simpson, Dominic Brown, Karen Connors
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The Gidyea Suture is a structure that lies on the eastern margin of the Mount Isa Province. It was first recognised in deep crustal seismic, and subsequent authors have used magnetotelluric (MT) data to further support its existence. It is considered...

 

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Mapping coal seam roof and floor by using in-seam borehole radar: Results from numerical modelling

Mapping coal seam roof and floor by using in-seam borehole radar: Results from numerical modelling

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Binzhong Zhou, Jianjian Huo, Iain Mason, Matthew van de Werken
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Longwall automation depends on the development of automatic coal seam (horizon) tracking and lateral guidance systems to keep mining the target coal seam while steering to the desired target. While inertial sensing has provided some success for later...

 

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Towards a 3D model of the South-Nicholson Basin region, Northern Australia, for mineral, energy and groundwater assessment

Towards a 3D model of the South-Nicholson Basin region, Northern Australia, for mineral, energy and groundwater assessment

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Nadege Rollet, Michael Doublier, Chris Southby, et al.
Date Published: September 2021

 

Abstract:

The Exploring for the Future Program facilitated the acquisition of major geoscience datasets in northern Australia, where rocks are mostly under cover and the basin evolution, mineral, energy and groundwater resource potential are, in places, poorly...

 

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CRC-P-57322 High-resolution Real-time Airborne Gravimetry

CRC-P-57322 High-resolution Real-time Airborne Gravimetry

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Andrew Gabell, Timothy Crain, Glenn D Hines, et al.
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Airborne gravimetry relies on removing inertial aircraft accelerations from total accelerations measured by an onboard gravimeter. NASA developed a Navigation Doppler Lidar (“NDL”) for the US Space Program. The NDL measures velocities at the 1 mm...

 

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Next-generation velocity model of the Australian crust from synchronous and asynchronous ambient noise imaging

Next-generation velocity model of the Australian crust from synchronous and asynchronous ambient noise imaging

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Yunfeng Chen, Erdinc Saygin
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The proliferation of seismic networks in Australia has laid the groundwork for improved probing of the continental crust. In this study, we develop a new crustal model of the Australian continent using a large dataset that consists of nearly 30 years...

 

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Practical aspects of wavefield decomposition for permanent seismic rotatory sources

Practical aspects of wavefield decomposition for permanent seismic rotatory sources

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Roman Isaenkov, Sinem Yavuz, Roman Pevzner, Konstantin Tertyshnikov, Julia Correa, Barry Freifeld
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Continuous reservoir surveillance requires permanent seismic sources. One such source is a seismic orbital vibrator (SOV). An SOV excites a circularly polarised seismic signal by the rotation of an eccentric mass alternately clockwise and counter-clo...

 

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Automated facies classification in borehole log data

Automated facies classification in borehole log data

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Roman Beloborodov, James Gunning, et al.
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Seismic facies inversion relies on accurate facies-specific elastic parameter models determined from borehole log data. Typically, velocity depth trends and corresponding standard errors are manually determined for each of the facies by using cross-p...

 

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Impacts of Uncertainty in Minimum Horizontal Stress Determination on Wellbore Stability

Impacts of Uncertainty in Minimum Horizontal Stress Determination on Wellbore Stability

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Matthew Musolino, Simon Holford, Rosalind King
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The purpose of this study is to highlight sources of uncertainty in the determination of minimum horizontal stress estimates from leak-off tests (LOTs) and their effect on wellbore stability modelling. To achieve this, we use petroleum datasets from ...

 

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Petroleum Source Rocks, Generation and Primary Migration: insights using new direct nano-scale Tof-Sims SEM analysis and Re-Os radiometric dating

Petroleum Source Rocks, Generation and Primary Migration: insights using new direct nano-scale Tof-Sims SEM analysis and Re-Os radiometric dating

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Greg Smith, William Rickard, Zhen Li, Svetlana Tessalina
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Exactly how maturation, generation and primary migration in and from source rocks works at the nano-scale remains largely a mystery. The theories and concepts rely mostly on destructive analytical techniques that by their nature do not allow direct o...

 

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Constraining regional-scale groundwater transport predictions using multiple geophysical techniques

Constraining regional-scale groundwater transport predictions using multiple geophysical techniques

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Chris Li, Rebecca Doble, Michael Hatch, Graham Heinson, Ben Kay
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Due to often spatially discontinuous and sparse datasets from traditional geohydrological techniques, it is becoming more common to incorporate geophysical data in groundwater models. Not only are the geophysical data sets more continuous, but they c...

 

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Laboratory study of temperature variation effects on Distributed Acoustic Sensing measurements

Laboratory study of temperature variation effects on Distributed Acoustic Sensing measurements

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Sidenko E., Pevzner R., Tertyshnikov K. and Lebedev M.
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Fibre-Optic sensing is being actively used nowadays in various exploration and monitoring applications. Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS) is used for measurements and monitoring of the temperature. Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) is used to re...

 

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Controls on organic matter accumulation in the Mesoproterozoic: Insights from the stratigraphic modelling of the Velkerri Formation of the Beetaloo Basin (Northern Territory, Australia)

Controls on organic matter accumulation in the Mesoproterozoic: Insights from the stratigraphic modelling of the Velkerri Formation of the Beetaloo Basin (Northern Territory, Australia)

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Vincent Crombez, Mohinudeen Faiz, Claudio Delle Piane, Marcus Kunzmann
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The ability to understand and predict the distribution of the primary organic content in a basin is key when exploring for unconventional hydrocarbons. Many pathways lead to the formation of organic-rich rocks through combinations of primary producti...

 

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