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Radio Image Mapping at the Polymetallic Rosebery Mine, NW Tasmania
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Asbjorn Norlund Christensen, Jon McLoughlin, Roland Hill
- Date Published: September 2021
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In 2019, MMG conducted a suite of thirteen deep crosshole Radio Image Mapping (RIM) tomographic surveys along the northern extension of the polymetallic Rosebery Mine in North-Western Tasmania. The RIM method is based on the attenuation of an electro...
How do detachment properties influence the kinematics of normal growth faults? Insights from 3D seismic reflection data from the Ceduna sub-basin
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Monica Jimenez, Simon Holford, Rosalind King, Mark Bunch
- Date Published: September 2021
Abstract:
The growth of gravity-driven normal faults exerts a critical control on multiple elements and processes of the petroleum system. However, there is still a poor understanding of the interactions between the properties of detachment layers and the evol...
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
Abstract:
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...
MobileMT for porphyry exploration – model studies and field examples
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Alexander Prikhodko, Andrei Bagrianski
- Date Published: September 2021
Abstract:
Resistivity methods are an important part of the arsenal of geophysical techniques for the exploration of porphyry-style mineralization. One of the geophysical techniques that could be used to detect the porphyry targets, or its attributes is MobileM...
Data geo-Science Approach for Modelling Unconventional Petroleum Ecosystems and their Visual Analytics
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Shastri L Nimmagadda, Andrew Ochan, Christine Namugenyi, Torsten Reiners
- Date Published: September 2021
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Storage, integration and interoperability are critical challenges in the unconventional exploration data management. With a quest to explore unconventional hydrocarbons, in particular, shale gas from fractured-shales, we aim at investigating new petr...
Big Data guided Digital Petroleum Ecosystems for Visual Analytics and Knowledge Management
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Shastri L Nimmagadda, Andrew Ochan, Neel Mani, Torsten Reiners
- Date Published: September 2021
Abstract:
The North West Shelf (NWS) interpreted as a Total Petroleum System (TPS), is Super Westralian Basin with active onshore and offshore basins through which shelf, slope and deep-oceanic geological events are construed. In addition to their data associa...
Optimising Land Seismic Acquisition for Modern Noise Suppression in Processing
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Graeme Eastwood, Christof Stork
- Date Published: September 2021
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Land seismic data is known to be far noisier than its marine equivalent – the questions we want to begin to address are why and is there anything that can be done about it? Noise issues with land data are often just explained by ‘poor coupling’...
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...
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
Abstract:
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...
3D Modelling & Synthesis of Geophysical Data in Nash Creek, New Brunswick, Canada
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Alexander Furlan, Hernan Ugalde, Alzbeta Ondercova, Bernd Milkereit
- Date Published: September 2021
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‘Hotspot’ geophysical exploration has passed its zenith. In areas like New Brunswick, where this exploration style has been successful, deposits with a more complex signature have been left behind. Using improved computational power and geophysic...
Vertically integrated geoscientific data at the Geological Survey of New South Wales
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Ned Stolz
- Date Published: September 2021
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The Geological Survey of New South Wales (GSNSW) has a vertically integrated workflow for delivering geophysical data and products. Raw geophysical data are acquired through regional scale, statewide and national surveys, laboratory measurements, and...
Results from the largest Airborne Electromagnetic (AEM) survey ever flown in NSW
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Astrid Carlton, Liann Deyssing, et al.
- Date Published: September 2021
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The Geological Survey of New South Wales (GSNSW) has mapped potential mineral and groundwater features, and the depth of intense weathering by interpreting a large airborne electromagnetic (AEM) dataset in Central NSW....
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
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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...
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...
Overburden measurement for coal mine management with 3D high resolution compressional and shear velocity seismic inversion
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Claudio Strobbia, Martin Bayly, Denis Sweeney, et al.
- Date Published: September 2021
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High resolution surface seismic surveys can provide useful images of coal bed reflections to depths as shallow as 50 to 100 metres. There is also a need, to gain information of the overburden properties above these depths. This information gap can be...
A time-lapse feasibility workflow incorporating core calibrated 4D rock physics models
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Christian Proud, Ask Frode Jakobsen, Rob Ross, Jason McKenna
- Date Published: September 2021
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Rock physics analysis is a useful tool in time-lapse seismic feasibility studies and can help to assess the effect of pressure and saturation changes on the elastic parameters which the seismic data is sampling. Calibration using velocity measurement...
Knowledge-Guided Machine Learning for Komatiite-Hosted Nickel Prospectivity Mapping
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Minsu Kwon
- Date Published: September 2021
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Thanks to the brilliant progress in machine learning, many research works have conducted data-driven mineral prospectivity mapping. However, it is challenging to integrate highly multidisciplinary geoscientific data with machine learning algorithms. ...
An automated system for preventing hydraulic vibrator tip-over during land seismic surveys
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Richard Barnwell, Tim Dean, Hagay Haviv, et al.
- Date Published: September 2021
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Hydraulic vibrators are the preferred source for land seismic surveys. The energy from the vibrator’s signal (commonly referred to as a sweep) is transmitted into the ground via a baseplate that is coupled to the surface by loading it with the weig...
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 ...
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...
Geophysical proxies for redox gradients in IOCG systems: Cloncurry District, Qld, Australia
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: James Austin, Tobias Schlegel, John Walshe, Andreas Bjork, Clive Foss
- Date Published: September 2021
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Iron oxide-copper-gold (IOCG) systems, in a broad geophysical sense, include a spectrum of mineralisationstyles ranging from reduced, pyrrhotite-dominant examples, sometimes referred to as iron sulphide coppergold (ISCG) systems, to magnetite-pyrite ...
Environmental Site Assessment at a Mining Operation in Western Australia Using the Loupe TEM Profiling System
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Remke L. van Dam, Greg Maude, Brendan Ray, Graham Jenke, Russell Mortimer
- Date Published: September 2021
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The Loupe TEM is a transient electromagnetic profiling system for efficient mapping of near-surface ground conductivity. The system is operated by a two-person crew who carry the transmitter coil and 3-component receiver coils on backpacks. Benefits ...
The evaluation of alternatives to pre-acquisition surveying for land seismic surveys
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Tim Dean, Matt Grant
- Date Published: September 2021
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Accurate positioning for sources and receivers is a fundamental requirement for land seismic survey acquisition. The introduction of ‘stake-less navigation’ systems, where the vibrator driver uses a GPS guided display to navigate into position, h...
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...
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 ...
Seismic network modelling and design in an interactive web-based environment
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Pavel Golodoniuc, Januka Attanayake, Abraham Jones, Samuel Bradley
- Date Published: September 2021
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To detect and locate earthquakes effectively and accurately, seismologists must design and install a network of seismometers that can capture small seismic signals originating in the sub-surface. A major challenge when deploying an array of seismomet...
A Beautiful Sunset (Clause): Enhancing Statewide Geophysics with High Resolution Company Data
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Sam Matthews
- Date Published: September 2021
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The Geological Survey of NSW (GSNSW) is the custodian of both government and company geophysical data for NSW. In 2020 GSNSW committed to delivering an updated statewide magnetic merge combining government and open file company geophysical data, at a...
Structural controls on late Cambrian mineralisation in the Stavely Arc
- Publication Name: AEGC 2021
- Authors: Robert Holm, Chris Cairns, Jennifer Murphy, et al.
- Date Published: September 2021
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The middle-late Cambrian Stavely Arc forms the eastern boundary of the Delamerian Orogen in Victoria, Australia. A pulse of mineralised magmatism at ca. 500 Ma coincided with the collision of VanDieland and related deformation. Porphyry intrusion dur...
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...
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...