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Aspects of recent oil discoveries in ATP 299P(2), south-west Queenland

Aspects of recent oil discoveries in ATP 299P(2), south-west Queenland

Publication Name: The Cooper & Eromanga Basins Australia
Authors: S. Greaves and E. Surka
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: June 1989

 

Abstract:

Authority to Prospect (ATP) 299P(2) is located in the south-west Queensland portion of the Eromanga Basin. Since the initial commercial oil discovery at Tintaburra in 1983, a discovery success rate of 60 per cent has been achieved by the Operator, Ha...

 

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Possible stratigrphic controls on hydrocarbon distribution within the Jurassic – Early Cretaceous rocks, Eromanga Basin, southern Queenland

Possible stratigrphic controls on hydrocarbon distribution within the Jurassic – Early Cretaceous rocks, Eromanga Basin, southern Queenland

Publication Name: The Cooper & Eromanga Basins Australia
Authors: P.M. Green, T.J. Brain and B.H. John
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: June 1989

 

Abstract:

Results of detailed wire-line log correlations have enabled a uniform stratigraphic framework for the Jurassic-Early Cretaceous sequence in the Eromanga Basin in southern Queensland to be established. The broad regional pattern of basin development w...

 

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Tags: basin controls Cretaceous. distribution early Eromanga hydrocarbon Jurassic Queenland rocks southern Stratigrphic

The enigmatic sub-surface Tookoonooka Complex in south-west Queenland: its impact origin and implications for hydrocarbon accumulations

The enigmatic sub-surface Tookoonooka Complex in south-west Queenland: its impact origin and implications for hydrocarbon accumulations

Publication Name: The Cooper & Eromanga Basins Australia
Authors: J.D. Gorter, V.A. Gostin and P.S. Plummer
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: June 1989

 

Abstract:

Since the first regional seismic surveys in the Eromanga Basin of south-west Queensland in the early 1980s, the Tookoonooka Complex has been recognised as a highly structured buried terrain of late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous age that is about 55 km...

 

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Tags: Complex Enigmatic hydrocarbon impact implications Origin. Queenland south-west sub-surface Tookoonooka

GSQ Thargominda-3: a stratigraphic test of a ‘canyon-like’ feature near the Tookoonooka complex, Eromanga Basin, Queenland

GSQ Thargominda-3: a stratigraphic test of a ‘canyon-like’ feature near the Tookoonooka complex, Eromanga Basin, Queenland

Publication Name: The Cooper & Eromanga Basins Australia
Authors: Ian F. Young, L.M. Gunther and O. Dixon
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: June 1989

 

Abstract:

GSQ Thargomindah-3, a fully cored stratigraphic bore, was designed to investigate seismic evidence of superimposed post-Westbourne and post-Cadna-owie channelling at a location 25 km south-east of the Tookoonooka Complex (south-west Queensland). It w...

 

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Tags: basin canyon-like Complex Eromanga feature GSQ Queenland stratigraphic Test Thargominda Tookoonooka

Aspects of the hydrogeology of the southern Eromanga Basin, Queenland

Aspects of the hydrogeology of the southern Eromanga Basin, Queenland

Publication Name: The Cooper & Eromanga Basins Australia
Authors: P.J. Muller
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: June 1989

 

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The Eromanga Basin consists essentially of a multilayered aquifer system which contains two distinct groups of aquifers, namely those in the pre-Wallumbilla Formation units, and those in the Wallumbilla Formation and ounger units. The two groups ref...

 

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Kerogen characterisation and organic and mineral diagenesis of potential source rocks in Jurassic units, southern Eromanga Basin, Queenland

Kerogen characterisation and organic and mineral diagenesis of potential source rocks in Jurassic units, southern Eromanga Basin, Queenland

Publication Name: The Cooper & Eromanga Basins Australia
Authors: P.J. Hawkins, C.S. Almond, D.C. Carmichael, R.J. Smith and L.J. Williams
Reference Type: Book Section
Date Published: June 1989

 

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Source-rock richness, dominant kerogen types, levels of organic maturation and thermal histories have been used to highlight differences in potential Jurassic source rocks ('basal Jurassic' unit, Birkhead Formation and Westbourne Formation) east of t...

 

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Tags: basin characterisation diagenesis Eromanga Jurassic Kerogen mineral organic potential Queenland rocks source southern units

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