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4,887 datasets
August 2019 data from Geoscience Australia provides a digital representation of Australia's maritime zones under the Offshore Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Storage Act 2006. The dataset covers the Australian marine jurisdiction, including external territories, from approximately 8°S to 70°S latitude and 39°E to 174°E longitude. It incorporates updates such as the 2018 Timor Sea Treaty.
20 plots measuring soil respiration across a gradient of forest disturbance in the Brazilian Amazon from January 2015 to November 2017. Data collection captured the impact of an El Niño-mediated drought and understory fires that affected eight plots in December 2015. This dataset supports research on carbon cycling in human-modified tropical forests.
Wellbore top hole location data from the UK Continental Shelf, managed by the North Sea Transition Authority. Data collection begins once a well is spudded and operators submit notifications via the Wells Operations Notification System (WONS). The dataset includes multiple file formats such as GeoJSON, KML, and GPKG for geospatial analysis.
Wellbore data for the UK Continental Shelf, managed by the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA). The dataset includes top hole locations, representing the surface or seabed entry point for offshore drilling operations. Data collection begins once a well is spudded and operators submit notifications via the Wells Operations Notification System (WONS).
Annual plans detail inspections by the Regional Inspectorate of Environment and Water (RIEW) in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, targeting operators across numerous high-impact industrial sectors. The dataset likely contains planned control activities for facilities in non-ferrous metallurgy, chemical production, waste management, fuel storage, and other sectors with potential environmental impact. Inspection targets include activities related to air emissions, wastewater, soil contamination, waste shipments, and operations in protected areas.
49 soil mapping units from a German soil map are summarized into six soil associations for three federal states. The dataset includes clay and silt content information for assessing soil organic matter and a calculated Carbon Demand Index (CDI) to identify hotspots for carbon sequestration. It was compiled by Uwe Franko using the Revised FAO Legend (1990) and German soil mapping guidelines.
OpenFAST v1.0.0 input files model the SWE-CPP semi-submersible platform for the DTU 10MW reference wind turbine. Files are configured with initial conditions equal to equilibrium states at different wind speeds to reduce transient simulation time. The dataset was authored by Frank Lemmer from the University of Stuttgart.
Fourier Transform Mid-Infrared spectrometry and multivariate control charts were used to monitor biodiesel quality. The methodology correctly classified all in-quality control samples and adulterated samples containing 4.85-30.13% soybean or used fry oil. This dataset was developed by Baltazar Vasco Sitoe for use by fuel supervisory and quality control agencies.
Australia's offshore Browse Basin on the North West Shelf is the subject of this multi-purpose geological assessment. Geoscience Australia conducted the research over a five-year program, integrating data from airborne magnetic surveys, marine surveys, and geochemical analyses. The outputs include updated tectonostratigraphic models, depositional environment maps, and identified prospective CO2 storage sites.
A study by A.N. Coelho-De-Souza evaluates the antinociceptive and acute toxic effects of essential oil extracted from Pterodon polygalaeflorus seeds. The oil sample, extracted with a 2.4% yield, showed antinociceptive activity at doses of 20–60 mg/kg in mice, with a calculated median lethal dose (LD50) of 3.38 g/kg. Results suggest the antinociceptive effect is likely due to anti-inflammatory activities.
An open-source workflow from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology generates artificial electricity consumption time series for European countries. The model, originally developed at the University of Groningen, uses a regression correlating demand to temperature and disaggregates daily estimates into hourly profiles. Output is compatible with the PyPSA-Eur electricity system model.
17 Paleozoic marine crude oils from the Canning Basin, Western Australia, analyzed for stable carbon and hydrogen isotopic compositions of bulk, saturated, and aromatic hydrocarbons. The dataset includes isotopic profiles of individual C7+ n-alkanes for three major oil families. The isotopic data was used to refine the characterization of oil families and petroleum systems in the basin.
Rodholfo da Silva Barbosa Ferreira produced polyethersulfone hollow fiber membranes containing 3% of two types of clay. The dataset likely contains experimental results on membrane hydrophilicity, pore morphology, and performance metrics for treating oily emulsions. Flow measurements showed the highest water flow with Cloisite Na clay (~22 L/h.m²) and the highest oily emulsion flow (~16 L/h.m²) and yield (78.28%) with Brasgel PA clay.
A 2006 regional synthesis documents biomarker and isotopic analyses of approximately 300 North West Shelf oil and condensate samples, statistically characterized into genetically related families. The work also includes carbon and hydrogen isotopic signatures of about 50 gas samples and references existing molecular data for around 1000 gas samples. It was presented at the AAPG International Conference and Exhibition and is hosted by the Australian Ocean Data Network.
The Gippsland Basin in southeastern Victoria is Australia's major crude oil and natural gas producing province. This report details cumulative production figures to the end of 1986, including 344.66 million cubic meters of oil and 66.14 billion cubic meters of sales gas, and lists the number of economic, subeconomic, and uneconomic petroleum accumulations discovered. Data is provided by the Australian Ocean Data Network.
Geoscience Australia's Organic Geochemistry Database provides petroleum geochemical and geological data from onshore and offshore Australian basins. The data includes Pyrolysis, Organic Petrology, and molecular analyses for characterizing source rocks and derived fluids. This information supports petroleum systems analysis to assess economic potential.
A study applying petroleum systems analysis to understand fluid sources and phase behavior in Australia's Browse Basin. The analysis maps source rock properties from well control and integrates basin-specific kinetics with 1D and 3D models. The dataset, published by the Australian Ocean Data Network, was last updated on 2026-06 27.
Geoscience Australia presents Rock-Eval pyrolysis results for source rock potential assessment. The data covers rock samples from five drill holes within the Polda Basin, South Australia. Analysis and interpretation of these well data were described in a 2000 report.
Geoscience Australia's 2014 digital representation of Australia's scheduled and offshore areas under the Offshore Petroleum and Greenhouse Storage Act 2006. The data covers Australia's entire marine jurisdiction, including external territories, from approximately 8°S to 70°S latitude and 39°E to 174°E longitude. In the event of an inconsistency between this data and the legislation, the latter prevails.
A 1997 study presents isotopic and biomarker analyses of Cambrian to Permian oils and source rocks from the Arafura, Bonaparte, and Canning Basins. The data geochemically characterizes five distinct petroleum systems within the Larapintine and Gondwanan Supersystems. It was published by Edwards et al. in The APPEA Journal and is hosted by the Australian Ocean Data Network.