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RB 90/00058 Summary of seismic interpretation in the eastern Officer Basin.
The Proterozoic tectonic evolution of the southern margin of the Eastern Officer Basin is closely related to evaporite mass movements and diapirism. Seismic interpretation suggests that these movements occurred when increased subsidence in the...-
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Published: 01 Oct 1990
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Burial history analysis of the east Officer Basin, South Australia. A preliminary study.
In South Australia, the intracratonic eastern Officer Basin, which may contain up to 10 km of Neoproterozoic to Paleozoic sediments, is bounded by the Precambrian Gawler Craton to the southeast, the Musgrave Block to the north, and passes into...-
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Preliminary study of the well, Ungoolya 1 from the Officer Basin, South Australia.
Fourteen stable isotopic analyses and a micropalaeontological study produced data consistent with, but not proof of, a Late Proterozoic age for the Rodda beds.-
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Published: 01 Jan 1987
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PEL 30. Progress reports from 12/2/85 to 12/2/88.
Exploration for sodium carbonate, base metals and petroleum included detailed logging and sampling of Byilkaoora 2, seismic survey (76 km of 60 fold Vibroseis data recorded at 30 metre intervals), and drilling and shooting of 10 upholes, geologically...-
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Exploration of PEL 23 and PEL 30, eastern Officer Basin, South Australia, 1983-1988.
This licence relinquishment report includes a description of regional stratigraphy and summary of exploration seismic interpretation and drilling results. The quality and distribution within (and projected outside of) PELs 23 and 30 of the source...-
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1993 Wallatinna seismic survey, final report.
AIM: The MESA Wallatinna Seismic Survey was programmed to provide sufficient new data on the eastern Officer Basin, together with petrophysics and petroleum geochemical updates, to stimulate renewed interest and reduce exploration risk such that in...-
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ExpNotes ABMINGA: Explanatory Notes ABMINGA
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