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12,300 feet was the total depth drilled for the Geltwood Beach No. 1 Well in the Otway Basin, South Australia. The well was drilled between August 22 and November 10, 1963, by Drilling Contractors (Australia) Pty Ltd for Beach Petroleum No Liability, with a full program of logging, testing, and coring. It was plugged and abandoned as a dry hole after tests yielded only gas-cut salty water and drilling mud.
Iosr Journals published a paper on evaluating engine performance and emissions. The data likely contains tabular measurements from experiments with a twin-cylinder diesel engine. Fuels tested include waste plastic pyrolysis oil, ethanol, diesel blends, and the cetane additive AC2010A.
The Bonaparte Basin in northwestern Australia is the focus of this geochemical study. It uses isotopic and biomarker analyses of Mesozoic oils to characterize oil families within the Westralian Petroleum Supersystem. The research was presented at the 2000 AAPG International Conference and Exhibition in Bali.
Nineteen hydrocarbon accumulations, six of which are commercial, had been discovered in the Canning Basin as of January 1993. The report, likely from Geoscience Australia, details their geological context, production methods, and exploration history. Oil is produced from Famennian reefs and other structures, with sources traced to Devonian and Carboniferous shales.
A research dataset from a paper on Papers with Code. The data likely contains histopathological observations from a study investigating the toxic effects of Clove Oil (Syzygium aromaticum) on the ovaries of female rabbits. The dataset is published by IOSR Journals under an Open Access (green) license.
The Bremer Sub-basin is a deep-water frontier area in the Bight Basin off the southern coast of Western Australia. Geoscience Australia's study, which commenced in 2004, aimed to determine if the sub-basin formed under suitable geological conditions to generate and trap large volumes of hydrocarbons. The dataset includes information from a regional seismic survey conducted in 1974 and analysis of Middle Jurassic-Early Cretaceous structures.
656, 980, and 238 measurements of CO2, CH4, and N2O soil fluxes from 300, 289, and 114 globally-distributed mangrove sites, respectively. Lukas Lamb-Wotton compiled this dataset through a literature review and international scientific collaboration. The aim is to quantify broad-scale patterns and examine if environmental variables can predict global mangrove soil GHG fluxes.
Gidgealpa No. 1 was the first well to encounter Cambrian rocks in the subsurface of the Great Artesian Basin. Drilled in 1963 by Delhi Australian Petroleum Ltd and Santos Limited, it reached a total depth of 13,114 feet and was subsidized under the Petroleum Search Subsidy Act. The well provided significant new geological information, including thick Mesozoic sequences and encouraging hydrocarbon shows in Permian and Cambrian formations.
UKCS petroleum licence relinquishment reports published by the North Sea Transition Authority. The data likely contains official documentation on the surrender of offshore oil and gas exploration and production licences. It was last updated on 2026-06-18.
UKCS petroleum daily production data is published by the North Sea Transition Authority on the uk_data platform. The dataset likely contains daily production figures for oil and gas from the UK Continental Shelf. Its last recorded update was on 2026-06-18 11:12:44.848764.
UKCS petroleum field production data published by the North Sea Transition Authority. The dataset likely contains production figures for oil and gas fields on the UK Continental Shelf. Its last recorded update was on 2026-06-18 11:11:13.639594.
Geoscience Australia Data provides a detailed report on the Mount Salt No. 1 Well, drilled in the Otway Basin of South Australia. The well reached a total depth of 10,044 feet between May and September 1962, with a full program of logging, testing, and coring. It was drilled to test Cretaceous sediments for petroleum potential, recording traces of crude oil and a gas show.
Seventy-three petroleum accumulations discovered up to 30 June 1992 in Western Australia's Carnarvon Basin. The report from Geoscience Australia details the geological setting, trapping mechanisms, and development infrastructure for these offshore and onshore resources. It describes accumulations in Triassic to Cretaceous sedimentary rocks within specific sub-basins and the associated production facilities.
Southeastern Australia's offshore sedimentary basins were surveyed for light hydrocarbon gases in the water column between February 1 and March 2, 1989. The 30-day research cruise, a cooperative project involving the Australian Bureau of Mineral Resources and Transglobal Exploration and Geoscience, collected data in the Gippsland, Bass, Otway, Stansbury Basins and the Torquay Sub-basin. Measurements were taken using a hydrocarbon 'sniffer' towed near the seafloor to analyze gas concentrations and compositions.
A report details 17 petroleum accumulations discovered in the Amadeus Basin of central Australia between 1963 and 1985. The data includes resource estimates, production figures, and physical properties of the oil, gas, and condensates. The dataset is provided by Geoscience Australia Data.
The Georgina Basin in northern Australia's Northern Territory and Queensland is the focus of this dataset. Hyperspectral logging data from HyLoggerTM instruments were evaluated from 13 petroleum, mineral, and stratigraphic wells in the basin's southern Dulcie and Toko synclines. The data characterize mineralogy and spectral properties of middle Cambrian marine sediments, including key hydrocarbon source rock units.
Beginning in 1995, this dataset provides estimated gasoline sales volumes for counties in New York State, derived from tax collection data. The data is weighted for regional price differences and differing county tax rates, though individual county data for New York City is not available. It is maintained by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA).
A 1:25,000 scale geospatial dataset for the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) developed by Rob Muller, Wayne Cook, Allan Nicholson, and Alie Cowood. It contains hazard ratings for land salinity, stream salt load, and stream EC, as well as landscape function information and management strategies for each Hydrogeological Landscape (HGL) unit. The dataset is fit for use as a tool for assessing land management issues at the paddock-scale in the ACT.
Australian onshore and offshore areas within 3 nautical miles offered for petroleum work program bidding. The dataset is managed by the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action and includes current and some expired releases, with data last updated in April 2026. It specifically excludes Commonwealth waters data, which is available from a separate source.
Geoscience Australia's Alexey Goncharov outlines new basement and crustal studies tackling offshore definition problems. The research focuses on finding the right combination of geophysical techniques to define basement beneath Australia's offshore basins. Knowledge of basement depth, boundaries, and evolution provides clues to the petroleum potential of Australia's sedimentary basins.