CSIRO Australia: research and development for the exploration industry

P. J. Hamilton; P. J. Eadington; S. C. George; D. Rigby; M. Smyth; D. J. Whitford; R. W. T. Wilkins; J. R. Wilmhurst

CSIRO Australia: research and development for the exploration industry

P. J. Hamilton, P. J. Eadington, S. C. George, D. Rigby, M. Smyth, D. J. Whitford, R. W. T. Wilkins, J. R. Wilmhurst

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Abstract

Some of the research conducted by the CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) in Australia that relates to petroleum exploration is reviewed. The research program concerns the development of new methodologies to assist in improvement of the discovery rate for hydrocarbons. Current projects discussed include;

•new organic petrology techniques,
•coal bed methane drainage,
•organic facies relationship to petroleum potential
•origin of Proterozoic bitumens,
•organic geochemical techniques,
•timescale of basin evolution,
•fluid flow history in sedimentary basins.

Examples are given with reference to the North Sea and onshore and offshore basins of Australia.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Offshore South East Asia 9th Conference and Exhibition
Place of Publication	Singapore
Pages	699-706
Number of pages	7
Volume	OSEA 92203
Publication status	Published - Dec 1992
Externally published	Yes

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CSIRO Australia: research and development for the exploration industry

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