Curnamona Province - 3D Sedimentary Basins Model
Created: 25 Mar 2025 Revised: 25 Mar 2025

Curnamona Province was created as a convenient way of visualising the spatial distribution and thickness of these basinal sediments. The model enables users to make estimations of vertical distances from the surface to key surfaces, including...

Curnamona Province was created as a convenient way of visualising the spatial distribution and thickness of these basinal sediments. The model enables users to make estimations of vertical distances from the surface to key surfaces, including depth to top of Palaeo-Mesoproterozoic, base of Cambrian, base of Mesozoic and base of Cenozoic. The inferred forms of these key surfaces are derived from a combination of drillhole data, seismic data interpretation and aeromagnetic data modelling.

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About this record

Record No mesac867
Topic Geoscientific Information
Type of Resource Model
Category Type
Document Type
Contributor Geological Survey of South Australia
Sponsor
Geological Province
    Mine Name
    Stratigraphy
    Commodity
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      Language English
      Metadata Standard ISO 19115-3

      Citations

      Use constraints License
      License Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
      Persistent identifier https://pid.sarig.sa.gov.au/model/mesac867
      Citation Gouthas, G. Curnamona Province - 3D Sedimentary Basins Model
      https://pid.sarig.sa.gov.au/model/mesac867

      Technical information

      Status Completed
      Maintenance and Update Frequency
      Geographic Reference GDA2020 (EPSG:7844)
      Geo bounding box {"type":"Polygon","coordinates":[[[131.25915527,-31.71885399],[134.59899902,-31.71885399],[134.59899902,-29.43369774],[131.25915527,-29.43369774],[131.25915527,-31.71885399]]]}
      Purpose
      To aid in geological exploration.
      To aid in geological exploration.
      Lineage
      This model is presented as a 'proof of concept' only for the GOCAD software which the Geological Survey has recently begun to use, and its accuracy (spatial or otherwise) should not be relied upon for guiding exploration or other decision-making...
      This model is presented as a 'proof of concept' only for the GOCAD software which the Geological Survey has recently begun to use, and its accuracy (spatial or otherwise) should not be relied upon for guiding exploration or other decision-making processes. The horizontal accuracy of the geographic locations of drillholes is variable due to the method of spatial data capture (map, hand-held GPS, differential GPS, etc); likewise, the horizontal accuracy of the sedimentary basin boundaries is variable (due to the ways they were interpreted); and the vertical accuracy of the modelled formation surfaces, topographic and basement surfaces is variable due to resampling (topographic surface), interpretation (formation boundaries), and necessary gridding interpolation.

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