The folloing metadata covers the datasets within the 'SEEBASE' directory on the CD-ROM and is a sub-set of an external product delivered to Geoscience Australia. This product was created by FrOG Tech (Formerly SRK Consulting Energy Services). It is not an official Geoscience Australia (GA) product. It has not been through the production validation regimen, nor has it been tested by GA for its data completeness, correct spatial representation, attribute accuracy, logical consistency, metadata completeness and correctness. What is SEEBASE? 3D Image of Southern Margins SEEBASE (Structurally Enhanced View of Economic Basement) SEEBASE is a depth-to-basement model that represents the culmination of a number of calibration and integration steps: Integrated structural/kinematic interpretation Geophysical modeling Seismic & well calibration Integration of tectonic events & responses SEEBASE defines basin architecture, and forms the basis for the systematic evaluation of exploration strategies. SEEBASE provides a foundation for petroleum systems evaluation, including play element distribution (source/reservoir/seal), migration pathways, zones of structural complexity, trap distribution, trap type & integrity, Palaeogeography, oil vs. gas distribution, etc.

Regular release of offshore acreage, part of the Australian Government's strategy to encourage investment in petroleum exploration. These data are currently used for display only within the Geoscience Australia website.

The Gas processing facilities of Australia dataset is a combination of a digital dataset acquired from Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) and an extensive web search. The dataset is maintained on an ongoing basis, with source material acquired from company websites and state/territory agencies. Each processing unit has information containing the following attributes; NAME, PROJECT, LOCATION, STATE, PRODUCT, STATUS, COMMISSION, OWNER, OPERATOR, PROD_TJPD, MAX_TJPD, COMMENT, SOURCE1, SOURCE2, SOURCE3. This dataset has been developed in conjunction with a number of related datasets including gas storage, liquid processing, gas pipelines and offshore production platforms. This dataset was designed to combine Geosciences' Gas processing dataset with up to date information from the internet.

All available processed seismic data and well completion reports relevant to the 2009 Acreage Release. Datasets available in Geoframe, Kingdom and Landmark workstation formats.

Well log scanned for Library to be held as a resource

The collection is derived from the submission of data under the Offshore Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Storage Act (OPGGSA) and previous legislation. The Petroleum (Submerged Lands) Act (and the Offshore Petroleum Act & OPGGSA) requires petroleum data to be submitted to the State Designated Authority (DA). These Acts also require the DA's to make copies of the data/samples available to the Commonwealth Minister through the Joint Authority. The collection also contains cores, cuttings, paper reports, logs and stratigraphic cores drilled by BMR and a limited collection of water bores and engineering cores from around Canberra.

Petroleum exploration and development wells drilled in the Bremer Basin region (see polygon coordinate string). Taken from Geoscience Australia's database called 'PEDIN".

Package holding all available processed data and well completion reports relevant to the Ashmore-Londonderry 2007Acreage Release in workstation format - Geoframe, Kingdom and Landmark.

Regular release of offshore acreage, part of the Australian Governmen's strategy to encourage investment in petroleum exploration. Provides information to intending investors in the Australian petroleum (oil and gas) sector, and to general public on the Australian investment framework for petroleum. It has been produced in the Australian Government Department of Industry, Science and Resources by the Petroleum and Electricity Division, in consultation with the Mines Departments in the six States and the Northern Territory. 2001 offshore petroleum acreage release package is available on CD-ROM or at internet address: www.isr.gov.au/resources/petroleum.html.

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