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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
Abstract:
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...
The Vines 1 stratigraphic drillhole, central Officer Basin, Western Australia
- Publication Name: The Sedimentary Basins of WA
- Authors: M.K. Stevens, S.N. Apak, K. Grey, K.A.R. Ghori & K. Blundell
- Reference Type: Book Section
- Date Published: December 2002
Abstract:
Vines 1 is a vertical corehole, drilled by the Geological Survey ofWestem Australia, designed to test the petroleum potential of Neoproterowic and possibly Palaeowic strata in the Waigen area of the Officer Basin. It is located 24 km south of the Mus...
Petroleum Generating Potential and Thermal History of the Neoproterozoic Officer Basin, Western Australia
- Publication Name: The Sedimentary Basins of WA
- Authors: K. A. R. Ghori
- Reference Type: Book Section
- Date Published: December 1998
Abstract:
Geochemical analyses confirm the presence of good quality but thin oil source rocks within the Neoproterozoic succession of the western Officer Basin. The available geochemical dataset, however, is insufficient to positively identify the source of oi...
The Neoproterozoic Centralian Superbasin in Western Australia: the Savory and Officer Basins
- Publication Name: The Sedimentary Basins of WA
- Authors: M.R. Walter and J.D. Gorter
- Reference Type: Book Section
- Date Published: July 1994
Abstract:
In Neoproterozoic times two million square kilometres of Australia was occupied by a single depositional system, the Centralian Superbasin. This basin was disrupted at 540 to 600 Ma by a central uplift, and then dismembered by later Palaeozoic tecton...
Possible Major Diapiric Structures in the Southern Canning and Northern Officer Basins
- Publication Name: The Canning Basin, W.A.
- Authors: J. Craig, J.W. Downey, A. D. Gibbs and J.R. Russell
- Reference Type: Book Section
- Date Published: December 1984
Abstract:
The lithology of the Precambrian basement beneath much of the Canning Basin is uncertain, and can only be inferred from geophysical data. The latter suggests that a thick sequence of Precambrian sedimentary rocks exists along an approximately east-we...