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Deepwater exploration challenges

Deepwater exploration challenges

Publication Name: PESA's Eastern Australasian Basin Symposium II
Authors: T.J. Brown
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: December 2004

 

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The ever-increasing world demand for hydrocarbons drives the search for significant new reserves in previously inaccessible areas. Deepwater areas of continental margins are attracting increasing industry attention as companies are lured by the large...

 

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Current Status and Future Direction of Petroleum Exploration and Development in Queensland: 2002-2003

Current Status and Future Direction of Petroleum Exploration and Development in Queensland: 2002-2003

Publication Name: PESA (QLD & NT) Petroleum Symposium 2003
Authors: Bureau of Mining and Petroleum
Reference Type: Magazine Article
Date Published: December 2003

 

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Petroleum exploration in Queensland continued at significant levels in 2002-03. Expenditure and drilling activity for conventional hydrocarbons (natural gas, oil and condensate) and coal seam gas were at relatively high levels with conventional activ...

 

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Exploration, Appraisal and Development Drilling and Seismic Activity in Queensland During 2002-2003

Exploration, Appraisal and Development Drilling and Seismic Activity in Queensland During 2002-2003

Publication Name: PESA (QLD & NT) Petroleum Symposium 2003
Authors: Greg Pass
Reference Type: Magazine Article
Date Published: December 2003

 

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This paper summarises conventional petroleum exploration, appraisal and development activity in Queensland over the period 1 July 2002 to 30 June 2003. Twenty one wells were drilled; 11 in the Surat Basin, 2 in the Bowen Basin, 7 in the Cooper-Eroman...

 

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Successful Development Of Technology for Commercial Exploitation of the Stuart Oil Shale Deposit, Central Queensland

Successful Development Of Technology for Commercial Exploitation of the Stuart Oil Shale Deposit, Central Queensland

Publication Name: PESA (QLD & NT) Petroleum Symposium 2003
Authors: Graham Pope
Reference Type: Magazine Article
Date Published: December 2003

 

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Southern Pacific Petroleum NL (SPP) is currently producing about 2,700 barrels of oil per stream day (bpsd) from the $360 million Stuart Demonstration Module (Stage 1). Since operation commenced in late 1999, the plant has produced a total of 965,000...

 

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Unique Challenges for Small Field Development

Unique Challenges for Small Field Development

Publication Name: PESA (QLD & NT) Petroleum Symposium 2003
Authors: Rod Bresnehan
Reference Type: Magazine Article
Date Published: December 2003

 

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Discovery, finding and development of small fields in Australia are important to closing the looming supply-demand gaps for gas and oil and to provide security of supply. They are the lowest risk targets in that many more are likely to be found in Au...

 

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Development of a solid-phase biodegradation assay for drilling fluids under tropical conditions

Development of a solid-phase biodegradation assay for drilling fluids under tropical conditions

Publication Name: The Sedimentary Basins of WA
Authors: J. Woodworth, L. Evans & Y. Tsvetnenko
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: December 2002

 

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The presence of cuttings piles contammg high concentrations of drilling fluids are of concern on the North West Shelf of Western Australia, as drilling fluids have the ability to persist in the environment. Previously, several types of aerobic and an...

 

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Basin development with implications for petroleum trap styles of the Neoprotorezoic Officer Basin, Western Australia

Basin development with implications for petroleum trap styles of the Neoprotorezoic Officer Basin, Western Australia

Publication Name: The Sedimentary Basins of WA
Authors: S.N. Apak, K.A.R. Ghori, G.M. Carlsen & M.K. Stevens
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: December 2002

 

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Three unconformity-bounded sedimentary successions exist in most parts of the Officer Basin in Western Australia: Supersequences 1, 3, and 4. The bounding unconformities correlate with tectonic episodes, and in particular the Areyonga Movement (750 M...

 

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New Insights into the Structural Development of the Onshore Otway Basin

New Insights into the Structural Development of the Onshore Otway Basin

Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium 2001
Authors: A.N. Aburas and P.J. Boult
Reference Type: Magazine Article
Date Published: November 2001

 

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A refined structural interpretation of the onshore Otway Basin, based on modelling of lateral transfer faults, using 2D seismic acquired in 2000, has identified potential petroleum traps that may have been overlooked. Gravity images of the central pa...

 

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Development of the Goodwyn Gas Field, Dampier Sub-basin

Development of the Goodwyn Gas Field, Dampier Sub-basin

Publication Name: The Sedimentary Basins of WA
Authors: A. Young
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: December 1998

 

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It is ten years since the Goodwyn Field was last described in a PESA publication (Vincent & Tilbury, 1988). This period has seen the installation of the GWA platform and commencement of condensate and gas production from the partly developed GE/GFA r...

 

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Volcanic Evolution of the Western Australian Continental Margin and its Implications for Basin Development

Volcanic Evolution of the Western Australian Continental Margin and its Implications for Basin Development

Publication Name: The Sedimentary Basins of WA
Authors: Philip A. Symonds, Sverre Planke, Oivind Frey and Jakob Skogseid
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: December 1998

 

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A systematic interpretation of modern deep-seismic and OBS refraction data, combined with existing seismic and well data has revealed the presence of an extensive magmatic province along the western Australian margin. The magmatism is represented by ...

 

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