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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.
BOREAS TF-08 data provides measurements of energy, CO2, and water vapor fluxes from the NSA-OJP site in a boreal forest. The dataset includes surface meteorology and soil temperature data collected during the 1994 growing season and most of 1996. Columns suggest measurements of atmospheric radiation, temperature, pressure, winds, precipitation, soil moisture, and photosynthetically active radiation.
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.
Seventeen petroleum accumulations discovered since 1963 in central Australia's Amadeus Basin, including three economic and fourteen uneconomic finds. The report, from Geoscience Australia Data, details estimated resources as of 31 December 1985, including 5.74 million cubic meters of oil and 14.93 billion cubic meters of sales gas. Production from the Mereenie and Palm Valley fields began in 1984, with cumulative output reported through the end of 1985.
South Australia's Otway Basin hosts this dataset from the Geltwood Beach No. 1 exploratory well. The well was drilled to a depth of 12,300 feet between August and November 1963 by Beach Petroleum No Liability to test for hydrocarbons. It contains results from a full program of logging, testing, and coring, concluding with the well being plugged and abandoned as a dry hole.
Seventy-three petroleum accumulations were documented in the Carnarvon Basin as of June 1992. The report from Geoscience Australia details their geological context, including trapping mechanisms and reservoir rocks from Triassic to Cretaceous sequences. It also lists the development infrastructure, both offshore and onshore, that was in place or planned at the time.
Geoscience Australia Data presents isotopic and biomarker analyses of Mesozoic oils from the Bonaparte Basin, northwestern Australia. The study identifies multiple oil families sourced from Jurassic and Early Cretaceous rocks, correlating oils across the Vulcan Sub-basin, ZOCA, and Browse Basin. Findings were presented at the 2000 AAPG International Conference and Exhibition in Bali.
Drilled between August and December 1963, this dataset documents the Delhi-Santos Gidgealpa No. 1 exploratory well in South Australia. The well, drilled by Delhi Australian Petroleum Ltd and Santos Limited, reached a total depth of 13,114 feet and provided significant geological information on the Permian and Cambrian sequences in the Great Artesian Basin. The data originates from Geoscience Australia and was subsidized under the Petroleum Search Subsidy Act.
From 2010 to 2012, the onshore basin area under exploration license in Australia nearly doubled. This text-based report from Geoscience Australia discusses the petroleum potential of Australia's Lower Paleozoic and Proterozoic systems, referencing historical production and exploration activities. It examines factors like hydrocarbon charge, preservation risks, and the impact of new technologies on resource development.
Geoscience Australia Data provides a report on hydrocarbon accumulations in the Canning Basin as of January 1993. The report details nineteen discovered accumulations, six of which are commercial, and describes their geological context, production methods, and exploration history. It covers the onshore northern basin and notes underexplored offshore areas and sub-basins.