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Hydrocarbon Prospectivity of Australia’s Remote Frontier Areas in Offshore East and South-East Australia- Examples from the Basins of Lord Howe Rise
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium 2001
- Authors: J. Blevin
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: November 2001
Abstract:
In offshore east and south-east Australia, the remote regions under Australia's marine jurisdiction (AEEZ) include large areas of marginal plateaus and adjacent ocean basins. Evolution of the largest of these plateaus, the Lord Howe Rise (LHR) was in...
Gower Basin, Lord Howe Rise
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium 2001
- Authors: J.B. Willcox and J. Sayers
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: November 2001
Abstract:
The Gower Basin is the principal depocentre within the 'Central Rift Zone' of the Lord Howe Rise (LHR). It lies within the Australian Exclusive Economic Zone, between Lord Howe Island and a region of planated basement ('Lord Howe Platform ') that mak...
Geological Framework of the Lord Howe Rise and Adjacent Ocean Basins
- Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium 2001
- Authors: J.B. Willcox, J. Sayers, H.M.J. Stagg and S. van de Beuque
- Reference Type: Magazine Article
- Date Published: November 2001
Abstract:
The Lord Howe Rise (LHR) region comprises a system of ridges, basins and seamount chains in the Tasman Sea. The LHR itself is a 'continental ribbon ', I ,600 km long and 400 - 500 km wide. Water depths are 1,000- 1,500 m along its crest, 3,000+ min t...
Gas hydrates and free gas on the Lord Howe Rise, Tasman Sea
- Publication Name: PESA Journal No. 26
- Authors: N.F. Exon, G.R. Dickens, J-M. Auzende, Y. Lafoy, P.A. Symonds and S. Van de Beuque
- Reference Type: Journal Article
- Date Published: December 1998
Abstract:
Two recent reflection seismic surveys by AGSO's R.V. Rig
Seismic have revealed a bottom simulating reflector (BSR)
that extends over an area of at least 25,000 km2 of the Lord
Howe Rise and New Caledonia Basin in the Tasman Sea at
water depths of 150...