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4,022 datasets
Approximately 300 North West Shelf oil and condensate samples have been statistically characterized into genetically related families based on biomarker and isotopic analyses. The Australian Ocean Data Network synthesized these findings, presented at the 2006 AAPG International Conference, to document regional geochemical trends. Most economic oil and gas accumulations are sourced from Mesozoic sediments, with variations explained by maturity differences and secondary alteration processes.
The Browse Basin offshore Australia's North West Shelf is a proven hydrocarbon province. This study applies petroleum systems analysis, mapping source rock properties from well control and integrating 1D burial history with 3D surfaces to model maturity and expelled fluid composition. The data, provided by the Australian Ocean Data Network, was last updated in May 2026.
Western Australia's Canning Basin is the focus of a geochemical study analyzing oil-oil correlations and source rocks from the latest Devonian to earliest Carboniferous period. The research compares the Ungani oilfield with the Larapintine 4 oil family using aromatic hydrocarbons, biomarker ratios, and stable carbon isotopes. The dataset is associated with a 2020 publication in Marine and Petroleum Geology and is hosted by Geoscience Australia.
Dongpu Depression kerogen samples were subjected to closed gold-tube pyrolysis experiments. The dataset contains resulting alkane gas and oil yields. It was authored by Chengfu Zhang and last updated on June 2, 2026.
2001 to 2010 monthly estimates of hillslope bare soil erosion, measured in tonnes per hectare per month, across New South Wales, Australia. The data was published by the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water. It is available as a PDF document.
1960 mapping of the Machattie 4-mile Sheet area in western Queensland established a sequence of at least 2750 feet of Cretaceous rocks. The data, sourced from Geoscience Australia, describes the geology of the western Great Artesian Basin, including potential petroleum source and reservoir rocks. No economic mineral deposits were found in the area.
A method for precise real-time measurement of oil slick thickness, based on active optical interferometry. Laboratory experiments with crude oil and gas condensate showed the method yields precise thickness measurements for slicks in the range 0.382 - 23.3 micrometers, with an accuracy of 95%. The dataset is a supplementary document authored by Jean-Pierre Obeid and last updated on 2026-04-17.
2021 - 2030 Monthly Hillslope Bare Soil Erosion is a dataset from the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water. It provides monthly estimates of bare soil erosion rates in tons per hectare per month across New South Wales. The dataset was last updated on May 17, 2026.
Projects reported by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) include those completed, operational, cancelled, and under development beginning in 2004. The dataset includes 40+ columns such as Project Name, Developer Name, Project Status, Year of Commercial Operation, Generation Type, and Georeference. Information is sourced from NYSERDA-awarded projects under solicitations like RESRFP24-1 and ORECRFP18-1.
96 individual specimens of waxy bitumen collected from beaches in South Australia and western Victoria form the basis of this geochemical study. Analysis by Geoscience Australia Data identified at least five distinct oil families with origins likely in Southeast Asia, carried by the Leeuwin Current. The dataset, last updated in April 2026, focuses on the most common variety, which accounted for 90% of strandings on six repeatedly surveyed South Australian beaches during 1991–1992.
ERS-1 radar data from 1994 captured over a full annual cycle in Canada's BOREAS sites reveals two distinct environmental transitions: snow melt/soil thaw onset and potential canopy thaw. These gridded maps, derived from backscatter change detection, demonstrate radar's ability to observe thaw transitions at the start of the growing season. The data constrains growing season length by providing a landscape-scale freeze/thaw classification.
Geoscience Australia compiled biophysical seabed information to support marine conservation planning under the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act 1999. The data includes bathymetry, geomorphology, acoustic properties, sediment properties, slope, and sediment mobilisation, providing 100% spatial coverage of Australia's Exclusive Economic Zone. This information is used as a proxy for seabed biodiversity and to create integrated 'seascape' maps for predicting biodiversity distribution.
A study from Geoscience Australia compares the geochemical characteristics of four Australian petroleum systems ranging from the Ordovician to Early Cretaceous. The research focuses on source rocks deposited in marine environments with varying contributions of terrestrial organic matter. It investigates molecular compounds like semi-volatile aromatics and diamondoids to identify terrestrial inputs that classical biomarker analysis may miss.
353.1 KB of data on electricity consumption across European NUTS regions. The dataset was created by Gian Pietro Enzo Bellocca to support spatial analysis, covering the period from 1990 to 2025 depending on country availability.
Monthly bare soil erosion rates measured in tonnes per hectare per month across New South Wales. The data covers a ten-year period from 2011 to 2020 and was published by the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water. It provides a time-series view of hillslope erosion dynamics.
Geoscience Australia's national-scale collection of organic geochemistry, petrology, and stable isotope data for Australian source rocks, crude oils, and natural gases. The data are compiled from industry submissions under legislative requirements, research projects, service company reports, and published literature, with a focus on open-file information for energy exploration. A derivative Petroleum Systems Summary database provides statistical evaluations and interpretations of subsurface petroleum prospectivity across Australian sedimentary basins.
Offshore Western Australia oils were analyzed for fluorescence signatures to aid hydrocarbon seep detection. The dataset contains ultraviolet fluorescence emission spectra for 120 oil samples, collected using excitation at 266 nm to match Airborne Laser Fluorosensor surveys. It was produced by AGSO's Petroleum and Marine Division as part of a multi-client remote sensing study.
Geoscience Australia's study of a deep-water frontier area where no exploration wells have been drilled. The analysis is based on a single regional seismic survey from 1974 and aims to determine the sub-basin's hydrocarbon potential. This dataset includes reports and data from a project initiated in 2004 under the New Oil Program.
A 30-day research cruise in 1989 measured light hydrocarbon gases in the water column over five offshore sedimentary basins in southeastern Australia. The survey, a cooperative effort between Geoscience Australia and a U.S. company, used a towed 'sniffer' device for continuous gas chromatography analysis. This data aims to assess the technique's applicability for indicating petroleum source rock maturity and potential accumulation zones in the Australian context.
A geospatial dataset mapping soil settlement sensitivity and derived load-bearing capacity for the province of South Holland. The data is based on a clay and peat map manufactured by TNO and classifies soil as 'good', 'bad', or 'not optimal' based on peat thickness within defined depth packages. These maps are part of the soil vision and are published by the Dutch Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations under a CC-PDM-1.0 license.