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Electricity generation/consumption, renewable energy, smart grid, oil/gas, carbon emissions
4,020 datasets
August 1998 measurements from Fazenda Nova Vida, Rondonia, Brazil, capture soil gas fluxes of nitric oxide (NO), nitrous oxide (N2O), and carbon dioxide (CO2) in response to simulated rain. The dataset includes soil moisture, temperature, and ammonium and nitrate pools from mature forests and pastures aged 11 and 26 years. It quantifies short-term emission pulses from soil wetting after prolonged dryness during the Amazon dry season.
Experimental data from constant-pressure grouting tests at 40 kPa on three conditions simulating fine-particle loss. The dataset, created by Shihao Zhang and last updated on 2026-06-01, visualizes and quantifies grout diffusion using Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) with transparent soil technology. Results detail how fine particle content controls diffusion patterns, from pore clogging to uniform spherical diffusion.
A 1986-1987 joint geological study by the Bureau of Mineral Resources and South Australian Department of Mines and Energy rekindled exploration interest in the Great Australian Bight. The project involved a regional multichannel seismic survey, sampling, and heatflow work using the RfV Rig Seismic vessel. This folio represents the principal product of that collaborative framework study.
A preliminary assessment report evaluates the petroleum potential of Australia's east coast, from the New South Wales-Victoria border to the southern boundary of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. The report, published via the Australian Ocean Data Network, focuses on a region where exploration has been sparse and geology is largely unknown. It examines at least four sedimentary basins, including the Sydney and Maryborough Basins, and considers other geological features associated with Tasman Sea rifting.
Australian onshore sedimentary basins, including the Arrowie, Georgina, and Darling Basins, are assessed for hydrocarbon potential. The data includes interpretations of deep seismic reflection profiles and petroleum systems maturation modelling from a government-funded program between 2006 and 2011. The analysis provides details on basin architecture, stratigraphy, and the maturity of potential source rocks.
31 wells and 25 depocentre sites were analyzed to model hydrocarbon generation and expulsion in the Browse Basin. The models incorporate new palaeo-bathymetric estimates and kerogen kinetic data for multiple potential source units. Results suggest multiple effective gas sources and localized oil charge, particularly in the Heywood Graben and Serringapatam Sub-basin.
Gippsland Basin, Australia, contains significant hydrocarbon resources, with an estimated 16.5 TCF of gas and over 4 billion barrels of oil and condensate discovered by 2012. The dataset, presented at the AAPG/SEG 2015 conference, uses geochemical fingerprinting to analyze the origins and migration pathways of these resources. It is hosted by the Australian Ocean Data Network.
Geochemical data from 14 petroleum exploration wells evaluates the hydrocarbon potential of the Darling Basin in western New South Wales. The analysis indicates a high exploration risk, with source potential confined to the Lower Devonian Amphitheatre Formation. The dataset, managed by the Australian Ocean Data Network, supports the hypothesis that the eastern flank of the Lake Wintlow High - Wilcannia High is the most prospective region.
Annual Electricity Access Rate (EAR) estimates for Africa from 2000 to 2021 at national and sub-national administrative levels. The dataset was generated by Tam Kemabonta using harmonized nighttime luminosity and gridded population data at 1 km² resolution. Administrative boundaries are based on GADM version 4.1 definitions.
Interpretations from the early Miocene to Recent period describe the geology and petroleum potential of the eastern New Ireland Basin. The dataset, provided by the Australian Ocean Data Network, covers an offshore area approximately 600 km long by 150 km wide northeast of New Hanover and New Ireland. It integrates onshore geology with offshore seismic reflection data and limited geological sampling.
Australian Ocean Data Network hosts data on the lithology and diagenesis of carbonate reef foundations in the southern Great Barrier Reef. The dataset describes a relatively thin Holocene reef developed on older foundations extending up to 420 meters deep, ranging from late Pleistocene to middle Miocene in age. Petrographic analysis details subaerial diagenesis processes affecting the limestone.
Dang Anh Tuan's dataset comprises 423 clinical Candida isolates collected from a Vietnamese tertiary hospital in 2017–2018. It includes species distribution, antifungal susceptibility results for fluconazole, voriconazole, and amphotericin B, and in-vitro assays evaluating Ocimum gratissimum essential oil interactions with clotrimazole. The dataset was last updated on 2026-04-28.
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) data compiled for sediments and bivalve tissues along the coast of British Columbia. The dataset originates from the Ocean Wise Conservation Association’s Pollution Tracker database and is intended to support the Spill Response Team within Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s Integrated Marine Response Planning program. It includes concentrations of PAHs along with supporting parameters like moisture content, grain size, total organic carbon, and lipid content.
Hakan Öndes created a dataset analyzing the impact of financial development on CO2 emissions within the Environmental Kuznets Curve framework for BRICS-T countries. The data covers the period from 1990 to 2021 and employs panel quantile regression and second-generation panel data techniques. The findings confirm an N-shaped EKC relationship and the role of financial development and energy consumption in emissions.
Hawazen Almugren's dataset contains panel data for 170 countries from 2002 to 2021, analyzing drivers of carbon emission efficiency. The study employs a super-efficient slack-based model and a panel-corrected standard error model to quantify impacts. It includes variables for digitalization, energy transition, globalization, industrial structure, and GDP to test the environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis.
A cross-sectional survey of 145 primiparous mothers in Malappuram district, Kerala, India, collected via face-to-face interviews. The data reveals that 71% of mothers practiced traditional infant oil massage, while 94.5% were unaware of the Ayurvedic concept of 'abhyaṅga'. The dataset was authored by Keerthi R. Panicker and last updated in May 2026.
A cross-sectional survey of 145 primiparous mothers in Malappuram district, Kerala, India, conducted to understand knowledge and practices related to traditional infant oil massage. The data was collected via face-to-face interviews using a validated questionnaire. Results indicate 71% of mothers practiced traditional oil massage, while 94.5% were unaware of the Ayurvedic concept of 'abhyaṅga'.
A techno-economic assessment dataset comparing renewable-powered electrified cement production configurations against carbon capture and storage alternatives. The analysis uses detailed process modeling and a mixed-integer linear programming framework to evaluate fully and partially electrified plants under varying cost scenarios and renewable supply conditions. The dataset spans four geographically diverse locations to capture the effects of renewable resource quality on economic performance.
Western Australian offshore petroleum systems are represented by 120 oil samples analyzed for ultraviolet fluorescence emission spectra. The data were collected by AGSO's Petroleum and Marine Division to correlate airborne laser fluorosensor survey anomalies with known oil sources. This report concludes the first stage of a multi-client study on using fluorescence signatures for hydrocarbon seep detection and typing.
Australia's search for petroleum began in onshore Paleozoic basins, leading to discoveries like the Mereenie oil field in the 1960s and Blina in the 1980s. The dataset is a conference abstract and presentation from Geoscience Australia and partners, prepared for the APPEA Conference & Exhibition in 2013. It discusses the shift back to onshore exploration for shale and tight gas, noting the near-doubling of licensed area from 2010 to 2012.