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Geochemical data from cores of the BMR Ivanhoe No. 1 well and thirteen other petroleum exploration wells are used to evaluate source rock potential and organic maturation levels in the Darling Basin. The dataset, hosted by the Australian Ocean Data Network, indicates a high exploration risk, with the most prospective region identified as the eastern flank of the Lake Wintlow High - Wilcannia High. The analysis focuses on the Middle Devonian to Lower Carboniferous continental sediments and the underlying Lower Devonian marine Amphitheatre Formation.
TCTE3TSID Version 004 is the final calibrated dataset of daily averaged total solar irradiance measurements from the Total Irradiance Monitor instrument on the TCTE satellite. The data, normalized to one astronomical unit, cover the full mission from December 2013 to June 2019, with a designed absolute accuracy of 350 parts per million. It provides a continuous record for monitoring changes in the Sun's energy output incident on Earth's atmosphere.
Fifteen priority species, including 12 birds and 3 cetaceans, were identified for this inventory. This record describes a collated data inventory for the critically endangered Swift Parrot in relation to the Gippsland Offshore Renewable Energy declaration area. The project was conducted for the National Environmental Science Program (NESP) and published by the Australian Ocean Data Network.
The Lord Howe Rise submarine plateau in the Tasman Sea, extending about 2000 km long and 300 km wide, is the focus of this dataset. Preliminary geophysical results from surveys, including R.V. Sonne cruise data and DSDP Site 207, describe sediment-filled basins up to 4000 m thick and assess petroleum potential. The data was aggregated by the Australian Ocean Data Network and last updated in 2026.
The Australian Ocean Data Network published a data inventory for the North-Eastern Siberian Red Knot in 2026. This record is part of a project that identified 15 priority species and evaluated datasets for environmental assessments in the Gippsland offshore renewable energy declaration area. It focuses on locating and assessing the utility of publicly-available occurrence data for regulatory processes.
A dataset from the Australian Ocean Data Network describes the subsurface foundations of modern reefs in the southern Great Barrier Reef, extending to depths of up to 420 meters. The data likely contains petrographic analysis of late Pleistocene to middle Miocene reef limestones, detailing subaerial diagenesis processes. It was last updated on 2026-06-16.
Isotopic and biomarker analyses of Cambrian to Permian oils and source rocks from the Arafura, Bonaparte, and Canning Basins characterize five distinct petroleum systems. The data, cited in a 1997 APPEA Journal article, includes specific isotopic signatures (e.g., δ13Csat = -32 ‰) and biomarker correlations for systems like Larapintine 1 and Gondwanan 1. It is hosted by the Australian Ocean Data Network and was last updated in June 2026.
Wellington Park No. 1 Well was drilled in the Gippsland Basin, Victoria, Australia. The well reached a total depth of 12,011 feet between December 1961 and April 1962, penetrating Quaternary, Tertiary, and Mesozoic sediments. It was subsidized under the Petroleum Search Subsidy Act and was plugged and abandoned as a dry hole.
Several scenarios of a 3D petroleum systems model for the Vulcan Sub-basin were simulated using PetroMod 3D V.10 software. The modelling results confirm the timing of hydrocarbon generation and present-day maturity from prior work but incorporate PhaseKinetic models for individual source rock formations. Predictions indicate source rocks are still generating and identify potential untested accumulations dependent on fault closure.
Geochemical analyses of oils and condensates from the Vulcan Sub-basin have identified three distinct hydrocarbon families. The dataset likely contains bulk and compound-specific isotope data, as well as gas chromatography results for saturated and aromatic hydrocarbons. This study was sourced from the Australian Ocean Data Network and focuses on differentiating oil-prone petroleum systems.
Sequence stratigraphic concepts provide a tool to analyse stratal architecture and facies patterns within sedimentary basins. The Australian Ocean Data Network hosts this review, last updated in 2026, which details the application of these techniques to hydrocarbon systems in Australia's Canning and Carnarvon Basins. It explains how changes in sediment accommodation and supply control the distribution of reservoirs, sources, and seals.
A 2026 data inventory from the Australian Ocean Data Network collates publicly-available occurrence data for the critically endangered Australian Gould's Petrel. The inventory was created as part of a rapid exploration project for 15 priority species in relation to the Gippsland offshore renewable energy declaration area. It identifies relevant datasets, their sources, accessibility, and utility for environmental assessments.
Australian Ocean Data Network provides interpreted geological data for the eastern New Ireland Basin offshore Papua New Guinea. The dataset integrates onshore geology with offshore seismic reflection data and limited geological sampling, covering a basin approximately 600 km long by 150 km wide. It describes stratigraphy including up to 5 km of Miocene to Recent sediments and assesses petroleum prospects.
Drilled between 8 January and 14 February 1963, this dataset contains the geological summary and test results from the Southwest Bairnsdale No. 1 well in Victoria's Gippsland Basin. The well was drilled to a total depth of 3926 feet by Reading and Bates for Woodside and Arco Limited. It achieved its objectives of obtaining stratigraphic data and testing the hydrocarbon potential of pre-Tertiary sediments.
North Sea Transition Authority provides geospatial data defining offshore petroleum licence blocks on the UK Continental Shelf. The dataset includes three representations: whole licence polygons, licensed blocks, and sub-areas, which may have differing operators. Data is available in multiple formats including GEOJSON, KML, and GPKG, with a last update timestamp of 2026-06-18.
UK Continental Shelf offshore hydrocarbon field outlines provided by operators at the point of field determination or re-determination. The dataset is maintained by the North Sea Transition Authority and was last updated on 2026-06-18. It includes fields defined as single geological petroleum structures encompassing the maximum extent of hydrocarbons based on geological criteria.
Licence polygons and blocks for prospecting, exploration, and extraction of petroleum resources on the UK Continental Shelf. The data is managed by the North Sea Transition Authority and includes three related datasets: Licences, Licence Blocks, and Sub Areas. It was last updated on 2026-06-18.
Fifteen priority species, including Blue Whales, were identified for a rapid information exploration project related to the Gippsland offshore renewable energy declaration area. The project, conducted for the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water and NOPSEMA, inventoried publicly-available occurrence data to assess its utility for regulatory processes. This specific record describes the data inventory for Blue Whales (Balaenoptera musculus), published by the Australian Ocean Data Network and last updated in June 2026.
A 2026 replication package for a study assessing transition risks in India's oil sector to 2050. It contains Python valuation engines, public input data on refinery capacity and reserves, and computed results for stranded value and capital expenditure at risk. The package was authored by Adesh Mishra and hosted on Harvard Dataverse.
SDWPF is a dataset collected over two years from a wind farm with 134 turbines, detailing spatial layout and dynamic context factors. It was used to launch the ACM KDD Cup 2022, attracting over 2,400 teams worldwide. The associated paper was published in Scientific Data in 2024.