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Papers of William Edward Bradshaw
Comprises correspondence (includes some empty envelopes), and postcards. Also, diaries, handwritten notes, badges, rosary beads, a letter opener, medal and ribbon. Also, typed biographical information about William Edward Bradshaw, written by his daughter Evelyn Rebecca Minchinton.
Edward Barry Note to T. Parke Jr
Note inviting Parke to "take a chop" with Barry and his friend Wallack at Dupuy's.
The Centralian Superbasin (Canning, Amadeus, Georgina and Officer Basins) Stratigraphic Review and Well Correlations
Geoscience Australia is leading the regional evaluation of potential subsurface mineral, energy and groundwater resources, through the Exploring for the Future (EFTF) program. Understanding the subsurface stratigraphy and depositional systems is fundamental for any exploration activities. The major challenge for exploration in northern and southern Australian onshore basins is the limited seismic data coverage; however, maximising the use of data in existing wells is a valuable source of information from which to gain insights into prospectivity. Data from 142 wells from the Canning, Amadeus, Georgina and Officer basins in the Centralian Superbasin have been used to evaluate the subsurface g...
St. Georges Basin
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A Multidisciplinary Approach to Improving Energy Prospectivity in the South Nicholson Region
"The South Nicholson region has the potential to host major petroleum and base metal mineral resources. The region is poorly understood compared with the neighbouring resource-rich areas of the McArthur Basin and the Mount Isa Province. A multidisciplinary study was undertaken as part of the Exploring for the Future program to improve our understanding of the petroleum potential of the region. Our work integrates newly acquired seismic data, geological mapping and geochronology, organic and inorganic geochemistry, petroleum systems modelling, and a shale gas assessment to build a better understanding of the region's resource potential. The South Nicholson seismic survey imaged a new sub-basin, the Carrara Sub-basin--an approximately 1550 km2 depocentre that likely includes Meso- and Paleoproterozoic sedimentary rock. Successions within the Carrara Sub-basin are likely to be highly prospective for energy resources, significantly increasing the extent of the regional prospectivity fairway. New datasets and interpretation from this study have greatly improved understanding of the South Nicholson region, de-risking the region for future resource exploration." -- Online abstract.
