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A new method for determining drill-bit signal emission time

A new method for determining drill-bit signal emission time

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Zixing Qin, Milovan Urosevic, Andrej Bona, Roman Pevzner, Konstantin Tertyshnikov
Date Published: September 2021

 

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In 2019, the first ever Seismic While Drilling (SWD) dataset recorded by Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) fibre optic cable was acquired at the Otway Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) site. After analysing the recorded signal, a new technique named ...

 

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Inversion of Airborne IP data with a multi-mesh approach for parameter definition

Inversion of Airborne IP data with a multi-mesh approach for parameter definition

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Gianluca Fiandaca, Andrea Viezzol
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The interest on Induced Polarization in AEM data (AIP) has significantly increased in recent years, both within the research community and in the industry. However, the inversion of AIP data is particularly ill-posed, especially when spectral modelli...

 

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Enhancing interpretation of geophysical models using petrophysical logging

Enhancing interpretation of geophysical models using petrophysical logging

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Cericia Martinez, Shane Mulè, Teagan Blaikie, Jelena Markov
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Direct petrophysical measurements, such as density and magnetic susceptibility, may prove useful in improving the interpretability of geophysical models. With measurements becoming more abundant and the capability to measure petrophysical properties ...

 

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Transformative geophysics: Alternatives to the reduction-to-pole transformation of magnetic data

Transformative geophysics: Alternatives to the reduction-to-pole transformation of magnetic data

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Richard Smith
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Magnetic data is difficult to interpret due to the bipolar nature of the field and the fact that the amplitude and phase of the response varies depending on the inclination of the Earth’s field and the dip of magnetic bodies. The reduction to the p...

 

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Exploring links between thermal maturity and electrical properties of organic-rich shales

Exploring links between thermal maturity and electrical properties of organic-rich shales

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Claudio Delle Piane, Matthew Josh, Julien Bourdet, David N. Dewhurst, M. Ben Clennell
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Electrical resistivity is widely used as an effective proxy for detection of organic matter and hydrocarbons in shales. Recently, with more organic-rich shales being studied, it has been noted that resistivity follows a non linear evolution with ther...

 

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Airborne geophysical surveys uploaded to SARIG in 2020: Industry focus

Airborne geophysical surveys uploaded to SARIG in 2020: Industry focus

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Philip Heath
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The Covid-19 pandemic has given the geophysicists at the Geological Survey of South Australia the opportunity to revisit historical geophysical data that had not yet been uploaded onto the South Australian geoserver web portal: SARIG (South Australia...

 

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3-D Gravity Geometry Inversion of the Matheson Area, Abitibi greenstone belt: maintaining the contacts of one of the geological unit fixed for obtaining superior results

3-D Gravity Geometry Inversion of the Matheson Area, Abitibi greenstone belt: maintaining the contacts of one of the geological unit fixed for obtaining superior results

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Fabiano Della Justina
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Using measured density values and surface geology as constraints, and a compilation of two data sets of ground gravity as observed data, 3-D inversions using the VPmg algorithm were used to estimate the subsurface model in the Matheson area, which is...

 

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Case Study from N.W. Carnarvon using WEB-AVO Inversion to Map Low Saturation Gas & Unravel Geology Using “Noisy” Seismic

Case Study from N.W. Carnarvon using WEB-AVO Inversion to Map Low Saturation Gas & Unravel Geology Using “Noisy” Seismic

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: John Coffin, Angie Kelsay, Shahid Ur Rehman
Date Published: September 2021

 

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This case study applies the next generation of seismic AVO inversion technology to a project in the NW Carnarvon Basin offshore Western Australia. The technology is called WEB-AVO (Wave Equation Based – AVO Inversion) and no longer considers the ea...

 

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Interpretation of magnetotelluric and airborne electromagnetic inversions from the Proterozoic basins of the Capricorn Orogen, WA

Interpretation of magnetotelluric and airborne electromagnetic inversions from the Proterozoic basins of the Capricorn Orogen, WA

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Sasha Banaszczyk, Mike Dentith, Perla Piña-Varas, David Annetts
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Recently, a regional-scale TEMPEST AEM survey and a local-scale MT survey were acquired over the Yerrida Basin in the Capricorn Orogen, WA. These two electromagnetic datasets provide an opportunity to compare the electromagnetic responses from both t...

 

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Compositional control on frictional properties of Goldwyer shale reservoir rocks

Compositional control on frictional properties of Goldwyer shale reservoir rocks

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Partha Pratim Mandal, Reza Rezaee, Mustafa Sari, Joel Sarout
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Production from ultra-low permeable gas shale reservoirs is feasible only through hydraulic fracturing stimulation. Slip along a pre-existing natural network of fractures/faults with the injection of hydraulic fluid is mostly controlled by the fricti...

 

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Robust 3D models of geochemical and petrophysical properties from combining borehole and seismic reflection data: A case study from the Tropicana Gold Mine

Robust 3D models of geochemical and petrophysical properties from combining borehole and seismic reflection data: A case study from the Tropicana Gold Mine

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Duy Thong Kieu, Anton Kepic, Jai Kinkela, Ockert Terblanche, Stephen Brown
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The creation of 3D models of ore zones and geotechnical properties is typically performed by the interpolation of borehole data. Kriging and other interpolation methods have serious sampling issues, including bias from borehole orientation. Interpola...

 

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Lithospheric resistivity structures and mineral prospectivity from AusLAMP data in northern Australia

Lithospheric resistivity structures and mineral prospectivity from AusLAMP data in northern Australia

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Jingming Duan, Darren Kyi, Wenping Jiang, Michael Doublier, Alison Kirkby
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Magnetotelluric (MT) data allow geoscientists to investigate the link between mineralisation and lithospheric-scale features and processes. In particular, the highly conductive structures imaged by MT data appear to map the pathways of large-scale pa...

 

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Groundwater and gas sampling informing hydrogeological conceptualisation of the Precipice and Hutton Sandstone aquifers of the southern Surat Basin

Groundwater and gas sampling informing hydrogeological conceptualisation of the Precipice and Hutton Sandstone aquifers of the southern Surat Basin

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: J. K. Pearce, H. Hofmann, K. Baublys, et al.
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The southern Surat Basin in Queensland, Australia, may be a prospective region for geological storage of CO2 within the Precipice Sandstone with the Evergreen Formation acting as a sealing cap-rock of the reservoir. The Hutton Sandstone, a major regi...

 

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A brief history of 3D seismic acquisition in BHP Coal and some predictions for the future

A brief history of 3D seismic acquisition in BHP Coal and some predictions for the future

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Tim Dean, Matt Grant, Margarita Pavlova
Date Published: September 2021

 

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BHP Coal acquired their first 3D seismic survey in 1998 at the Goonyella mine site. The survey covered an area of 1.6 km² and utilised a 360 channel cabled recording system and an explosive source to record 15 fold data. Since then BHP has acquired ...

 

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An integrated hydrogeophysical and hydrogeological approach to underpin the long-term water security of a remote tropical island

An integrated hydrogeophysical and hydrogeological approach to underpin the long-term water security of a remote tropical island

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Andrew R Taylor, Tim Munday, Chris Turnadge, Joanne Vanderzalm, et al.
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Groundwater resources that sustain small Indigenous communities in remote parts of northern Australia are often poorly characterised, in part due to their remoteness and the economics of undertaking field investigations. The Warruwi community on Sout...

 

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Geochemical signatures and critical metal contents of key deposit types in the Mount Isa Province, Queensland, Australia

Geochemical signatures and critical metal contents of key deposit types in the Mount Isa Province, Queensland, Australia

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Vladimir Lisitsin, Courteney Dhnaram, Matthew Valetich
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Geological Survey of Queensland undertook a program of geochemical and mineralogical characterisation of key deposit types in the Mount Isa Province in Queensland, Australia. The main objectives of the study included: (1) identification of complete m...

 

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Curtin In-Situ GeoLab – advancing geophysical sensing

Curtin In-Situ GeoLab – advancing geophysical sensing

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: K. Tertyshnikov, S. Zulic, A. Yurikov, S. Yavuz, E. Sidenko, R. Isaenkov, R. Pevzner
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) is a novel approach in sensing which constantly increasing its presence in various geophysical applications. It is paramount to understand the measurements, their limitations and performance of the technology fo...

 

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The Role of Passive Seismic Imaging in Near-Mine Exploration

The Role of Passive Seismic Imaging in Near-Mine Exploration

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Gerrit Olivier, Andrew Foley, Nicola Ramm, et al.
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The future of the mineral mining industry relies on the ongoing success of exploration projects. In this paper, the use of near-mine passive seismic imaging is discussed as a solution to exploration demands. We explore the issues currently being face...

 

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3D Bedrock Model Utilising Multi-channel Analysis of Surface Waves to Assist the Land Development Industry in Greater Melbourne, VIC

3D Bedrock Model Utilising Multi-channel Analysis of Surface Waves to Assist the Land Development Industry in Greater Melbourne, VIC

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Tavis Lavell
Date Published: September 2021

 

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A common problem across greater Melbourne’s expanding land development, both residential and commercial, is encountering sites that have incredibly stiff and undulating bedrock. This is experienced on sites with Newer Volcanic Basalt which accounts...

 

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Stratigraphic drilling in the era of EFTF: The Barnicarndy 1 and NDI Carrara 1 wells

Stratigraphic drilling in the era of EFTF: The Barnicarndy 1 and NDI Carrara 1 wells

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Adam H.E. Bailey, Emmanuelle Grosjean, Liuqi Wang, et al.
Date Published: September 2021

 

Abstract:

Exploring for the Future (EFTF) is an Australian Government initiative that gathers new data and information about potential mineral, energy and groundwater resources. Commencing in 2016 with a focus on northern Australia, an EFTF extension to 2024 w...

 

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Geology of the shear zone hosted Dugald River Zn-Pb-Ag deposit, Mt Isa Inlier, NW QLD

Geology of the shear zone hosted Dugald River Zn-Pb-Ag deposit, Mt Isa Inlier, NW QLD

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Corey Jago, Pieter Creus, Shaun Neal
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Dugald River is a world-class deposit with a total Mineral Resource of 68 Mt @ 11.6 % Zn, 1.2 % Pb, and 26 g/t Ag. The deposit has experienced a protracted history of polyphasal folding, shearing, boudinage and brecciation with mineralisation governe...

 

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Onshore seismic acquisition: out with the old, in with the new

Onshore seismic acquisition: out with the old, in with the new

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Denis Sweeney, Tim Dean, Claudio Strobbia, John Hughes, Martin Bayly
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The move from cable-based telemetry seismic acquisition systems with strings of wire-connected geophones to independent nodal, single sensor recording has been dramatic and is reflected by the plethora of nodal systems on offer and their increased us...

 

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A method for the downward continuation of gravity data using Padé approximation

A method for the downward continuation of gravity data using Padé approximation

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Chong Zhang, Qingtian Lü, Yayong Yan
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Downward continuation of exploration gravity or magnetic data is a basic part of many data processing and interpretation techniques. Methods based on Taylor approximations are quick, easy, and visual ways to obtain good results. But for prediction, T...

 

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Optimising 3D coal seismic imaging with pre-stack depth migration

Optimising 3D coal seismic imaging with pre-stack depth migration

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Xiaodong Lu, Alan Meulenbroek, Karel Driml
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Pre-stack depth migration (PSDM) is applied to a 3D seismic survey from the Bowen Basin in QLD to improve imaging of shallow coal-seams which suffer from poor signal-to-noise caused by poor statics and velocities. Two different velocity fields are us...

 

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Seismic inversion by hybrid machine learning

Seismic inversion by hybrid machine learning

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

 

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Full waveform inversion (FWI) has been widely used for recovering a high-resolution subsurface structure from the entire content of measured seismic data. However, FWI requires a good starting model which needs to be close to the true model. If it is...

 

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Diagenetic controls on the reservoir quality of organic-rich shales of the Mesoproterozoic Velkerri Formation (Beetaloo Basin)

Diagenetic controls on the reservoir quality of organic-rich shales of the Mesoproterozoic Velkerri Formation (Beetaloo Basin)

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Claudio Delle Piane, Colin MacRae, William Rickard, Vincent Crombez, Mohinudeen Faiz, David N. Dewhurst
Date Published: September 2021

 

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This contribution focuses on the organic rich intervals of the prospective Mesoproterozoic Velkerri Formation from the Beetaloo Sub-basin, part of the greater McArthur Basin (Northern Territory). It is based on the integration of petrophysical measur...

 

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Detailed geophysical mapping and 3D geological modelling to support urban planning: A case study of Ny Rosborg, Denmark

Detailed geophysical mapping and 3D geological modelling to support urban planning: A case study of Ny Rosborg, Denmark

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Theis R. Andersen, Søren E. Poulsen, Anna B. Medhus
Date Published: September 2021

 

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At present, urbanisation is taking place. As cities expand, areas previously omitted due to construction risks are now being urbanised. These areas are typically characterised as those with unforeseen soil properties, unknown groundwater conditions a...

 

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Automated fracture detection and characterization from unwrapped drill-core images using Mask R-CNN

Automated fracture detection and characterization from unwrapped drill-core images using Mask R-CNN

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Fatimah Alzubaidi, Patrick Makuluni, Stuart R. Clark, et al.
Date Published: September 2021

 

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Drill cores provide the most reliable fracture information in subsurface formations as they present a clear and direct view of fractures. Core observation and image log interpretation are usually integrated for fracture analysis of underground layers...

 

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Inverting the head wave coefficient with the Werth equation

Inverting the head wave coefficient with the Werth equation

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Derecke Palmer
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The head wave coefficient, the refraction analogue of the reflection coefficient, is a complex function of the densities and the P- and S-wave velocities in both the weathered and sub-weathered regions. In general, the head wave coefficient increases...

 

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Complex recharge mechanisms creating contradictory tracer signals in a large karst aquifer in northern Australia elucidated by a multi-tracer study

Complex recharge mechanisms creating contradictory tracer signals in a large karst aquifer in northern Australia elucidated by a multi-tracer study

Publication Name: AEGC 2021
Authors: Axel Suckow, Alec Deslandes, Christoph Gerber, Cornelia Wilske, Sebastien Lamontagne, Yang Guo-Min, Jiang Wei
Date Published: September 2021

 

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The up to 300m thick Cambrian Limestone Aquifer in northern Australia extends over different climatic zones from the dry savanna to the tropics and is karstified. This hydrologically challenging system was studied using multiple environmental tracer ...

 

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