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Petroleum geology of New Zealand’s Northwest Frontier: The Northland sector of the greater Taranaki Basin

Petroleum geology of New Zealand’s Northwest Frontier: The Northland sector of the greater Taranaki Basin

Publication Name: PESA's Eastern Australasian Basin Symposium II
Authors: C.I. Uruski
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: December 2004

 

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In recent years, data have been gathered and knowledge accumulated about the geology of the Taranaki Basin frontier. Historically, Taranaki Basin has been considered to consist of the Taranaki Peninsula and the adjacent continental shelf, out to the ...

 

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Leaf biomass – a new paradigm for sourcing the terrestrial oils of Taranaki Basin

Leaf biomass – a new paradigm for sourcing the terrestrial oils of Taranaki Basin

Publication Name: PESA's Eastern Australasian Basin Symposium II
Authors: R. Sykes, L.R. Snowdon and P.E. Johansen
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: December 2004

 

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Late Cretaceous-Eocene coal measures have sourced waxy, paraffinic crude oils in the otherwise gas-rich Taranaki Basin, but incomplete understanding of organofacies controls on the generation and expulsion of non-volatile oil has hindered prediction ...

 

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Late Cretaceous-Eocene basin evolution in the SW Pacific from integrated geology; marine geophysics, and global mantle convection models

Late Cretaceous-Eocene basin evolution in the SW Pacific from integrated geology; marine geophysics, and global mantle convection models

Publication Name: PESA's Eastern Australasian Basin Symposium II
Authors: R. Sutherland, P. King and R. Herzer
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: December 2004

 

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There are two significant events during the evolution of the South Pacific since 100 Ma that allow its history to be subdivided. The first event was the Late Cretaceous final fragmentation of Gondwana. Seafloor magnetic anomalies show that oceanic se...

 

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Miocene Turbidite Reservoir Systems in the Taranaki Basin, New Zealand: Established Plays and Analogues for Deep-Water Exploration

Miocene Turbidite Reservoir Systems in the Taranaki Basin, New Zealand: Established Plays and Analogues for Deep-Water Exploration

Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium 2001
Authors: P.R. King and G.H. Browne
Reference Type: Magazine Article
Date Published: November 2001

 

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Two turbidite formations, Moki and Mount Messenger, represent discrete progradational sandy pulses in an otherwise mud-dominated regressive Miocene succession in the Taranaki Basin, New Zealand. The fairways for these formations overlap, with best de...

 

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Geophysical Definition of the Kapuni Coastal Facies of the Western Taranaki Basin, New Zealand

Geophysical Definition of the Kapuni Coastal Facies of the Western Taranaki Basin, New Zealand

Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium 2001
Authors: E. Matthews and C. Lewis
Reference Type: Magazine Article
Date Published: November 2001

 

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Coastal sand bodies within the Eocene-Paleocene Kapuni Group are a prime target for exploration in the Taranaki Basin. While regional amplitude mapping can be used to map the major facies belts, more detailed local mapping is needed to identify indiv...

 

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Cook Strait, New Zealand – A New Frontier Basin

Cook Strait, New Zealand – A New Frontier Basin

Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium 2001
Authors: G.R. Holdgate and R. Shaw
Reference Type: Magazine Article
Date Published: November 2001

 

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Cook Strait lies between the North and South Islands of New Zealand. Understanding the basin geology beneath Cook Strait has been hampered by a lack of modern seismic, as all existing petroleum seismic was shot before 1974. In 1998 NIWA obtained over...

 

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Re-Evaluating Thermal History Models for the Taranaki Basin, New Zealand Using Apatite Fission Track and (U-Th)/He Data From Well Sections

Re-Evaluating Thermal History Models for the Taranaki Basin, New Zealand Using Apatite Fission Track and (U-Th)/He Data From Well Sections

Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium 2001
Authors: P.V. Crowhurst, P.F. Green and P.J.J. Kamp
Reference Type: Magazine Article
Date Published: November 2001

 

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Reliable reconstruction of thermal histories in sedimentary basins is a key aspect of reducing exploration risk, e.g. In defining the timing of hydrocarbon generation in source kitchens and identifying tectonic episodes which may have caused disrupti...

 

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Interpretation of Burial and Diagenetic History of Northland Allochthon Rocks, Northland Basin, New Zealand

Interpretation of Burial and Diagenetic History of Northland Allochthon Rocks, Northland Basin, New Zealand

Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium 2001
Authors: N. Aadil, P. Black and P.F. Ballance
Reference Type: Magazine Article
Date Published: November 2001

 

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Northland Allochthon is a structurally displaced rock unit comprising an originally fining-upwards passive margin wedge which accumulated adjacent to northeastern New Zealand between the Middle Cretaceous and Late Oligocene. The wedge was obducted on...

 

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Migration of Oil and Gas into the Maui Field, Taranaki Basin, New Zealand

Migration of Oil and Gas into the Maui Field, Taranaki Basin, New Zealand

Publication Name: Eastern Australian Basins Symposium 2001
Authors: R.H. Funnell, V.M. Stagpoole, A. Nicol, S.D. Killops, A.G. Reyes and D. Darby
Reference Type: Magazine Article
Date Published: November 2001

 

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The oil and gas/condensate Maui Field in the Taranaki Basin lies 30 km off the west coast of the North Island, New Zealand. The field consists of two broad anticlinal closures formed by Miocene compression, and structurally enhanced by Plio-Pleistoce...

 

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The coal basins of western New Zealand – an introduction

The coal basins of western New Zealand – an introduction

Publication Name: Second South-Eastern Australia Oil Exploration Symposium - Technical Papers
Authors: P. G. Purcell
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: December 1986

 

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Cretaceous-Lower Tertiary coal measures in west central New Zealand include the Pororari Group (Albian), the Paparoa Group (Maastrichtian-Paleocene), the Pakawau Group (Maastrichtian-Eocene) and the Brunner Coal Measures and Kapuni Group (EoceneEarly...

 

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Establishing the elusive paleo-play – a case study of the Kahurangi Fault Zone, Southern Taranaki, New Zealand

Establishing the elusive paleo-play – a case study of the Kahurangi Fault Zone, Southern Taranaki, New Zealand

Publication Name: Second South-Eastern Australia Oil Exploration Symposium - Technical Papers
Authors: B.A. Sissons and R.D. Walsh
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: December 1986

 

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Main hydrocarbon sources and reservoirs within the Taranaki Basin are Upper Cretaceous through Lower Tertiary fluvial to paralic sediments deposited in and around fault-angle depressions associated with the breakaway of New Zealand from eastern Austr...

 

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Evolution of the Karamea Basin, West Coast, South Island, New Zealand

Evolution of the Karamea Basin, West Coast, South Island, New Zealand

Publication Name: Second South-Eastern Australia Oil Exploration Symposium - Technical Papers
Authors: H. McQuillan
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: December 1986

 

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The complex tectonic evolution of the South Island portion of New Zealand's West Coast Cretaceous through Tertiary sedimentary basin has resulted in the formation of a series of discrete sub-basins. Most hydrocarbon exploration effort to date has bee...

 

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