The interpreted stratigraphic succession is as follows: 0-61 feet: terrestrial sands (Pleistocene-Recent); 61-180 feet: yellow-brown sands, clayey sands and grits (Loxton Sands, Upper Miocene); 180-195 feet: light grey-buff sands (? continental ?...

Includes articles on: - Offshore petroleum. United States orders. Pacific region. - Oil spills 1971-75. Gulf of Mexico outer Continental Shelf.

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Includes 1 inch = 400 H and 40' V sections E-W through refinery site, as well as a 1 inch = 40 N-S section. Intersected Pleistocene - Recent (silty sands over mottled clay, two travertine layers. Eocene (North Maslin Sands equivalent carbonaceous...

Reprint from Australasian Oil and Gas Journal, July, 1961. Mesozoic-Tertiary basins are genetically related (associated with south tilt of continent and formation of modern continental shelf). Considers Saint Vincent, Murray, Gambier-Otway, Port...

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TARGET: Heavy minerals in beach sands and dunes. EXPLORATION: Hand auger drilling, heavy mineral analysis and mineralogy. RESULTS: A number of zircon, rutile and kyanite - bearing sand lenses were identified within the beach facies, but they are...

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Reports include a description of a non-commercial oil show observed during exploratory percussion drilling in a Cretaceous fossiliferous sandy shale at 190 feet depth in Santos' Oodnadatta 1 wildcat well. Trace amounts of oil and wax of unknown...

In a continuation of uranium exploration work (part of the Frome Project) begun by E-Z and Newmont on their former SML 217, a surface radiometric anomaly previously identified at the Mount John prospect by ground scintillometer prospecting and shallow...

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The heavy mineral placer deposits at Morrison Beach occur on four separate beach levels, as determined from scout boring along a number of traverses. Bulk sampling and heavy mineral analyses were used to calculate the quantities of rutile and of...

Contains the survey geophysical contractor's review of the aeromagnetic techniques and magnetic data interpretation procedures used, plus a discussion of the resulting magnetic signatures (basin definition, internal structural trends, data anomalies,...

Description of technique and density of flight cover [of subject survey: initially, on 9/9/61, six reconnaisance lines were flown covering 650 miles at 2000 feet height above sea level; subsequently the main survey, which took place between 1 -...

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Mineral sands containing approximately 25% rutile in the heavy fraction were assessed for their geological extent and economic potential. The heavy mineral strandings occur over varying widths of up to 60 feet throughout the total length of Morrison...