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Formations of the Gidgealpa Group in the Cooper Basin.
A sedimentary sequence of Permian age provides both the source and reservoirs for the major portion of the hydrocarbons discovered in the Cooper Basin. This sequence is composed of shales, siltstones, coals and sandstones, and in 1967 was named the...-
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1978 seismic survey, Perigundi, final report.
AIM:The 1978 Perigundi Seismic Survey was the fourth modern, digital Vibroseis survey conducted in the Cooper Basin, and was based on similar concepts to the 1973 Mudlankie, 1975 Tooroopie and 1976 Callamurra regional surveys, namely: 1) to further...-
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Stratigraphic study progress report of the Moomba and Big Lake field areas.
This report forms part of a continuing study of the Permian in the Cooper Basin by the PELs 5 and 6 licensees. All cuttings and cores from wells drilled in the Moomba and Big Lake field areas, and from Burley 1 in the Nappamerri Low depocentre, have...-
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Published: 20 Sep 1974
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Cooper Basin stratigraphy. Reports for the period June to November 1972.
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Petrology and sedimentology study of the Tirrawarra-Merrimelia Formation, Big Lake Field. Volume 2.
Santos Ltd requested the services of the author to undertake detailed petrological descriptions and a sedimentological interpretation of Late Carboniferous to Early Permian sediments of the lower Gidgealpa Group in the Big Lake Field. The study was...-
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RB 00759 Basin study of [sub-basins to] the Great Artesian Basin, South Australia: Palaeozoic and Triassic [sediments].
Report discusses via a series of maps the subsurface geology of the Cooper and Pedirka regions underlying the Great Artesian Basin in South Australia. A general tectonic and depositional environmental framework is delineated for each of 3 layers of...-
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Published: 31 Dec 1899
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RB 00791 Statistical analysis of pebble provenance and dispersal, Merrimelia Formation, Cooper Basin.
Pebble size, shape, and roundness distribution patterns were used to interpret transportation directions and provenance of sediments in the Permian Merrimelia Formation within the Cooper Basin. The 20 largest pebbles from available cores in each well...-
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Published: 01 Nov 1900
