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L103 Officer Basin seismic survey, WA, 1972

Geoscience Australia
Pinchin, J. ; Mathur, S.P.
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Current geological surface mapping of the Officer Basin, W.A., by BMR has given an incomplete picture because the area is largely covered by flat-lying Permian fluvioglacials or lateritized Cretaceous rocks and the outcrops give no indication of the structure and composition of the sediments in most of the basin. The geological boundaries within the basin and at its margins are ill-defined, and the only reliable shallow
subsurface information available from geophysical and well data is along the northern part of the basin near Warburton Mission. A seismic survey in the Officer BaSin, W.A., is planned to operate from mid-July to December 19720 The survey is to be conducted along a NE-SW line roughly following the road between Lake Throssell and Warburton Mission at the two margins of the basin. It will consist of a series of combined refraction and reflection probes located along the road. The operations will start with two probes near the centre of the basin, and the location of subsequent probes will depend on the progressive assessment of results. The results will be tied to those from the earlier seismic surveys in the northern part of the basin.

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Maintenance and Update Frequency: asNeeded
Statement: A seismic survey across the southwest part of the Officer Basin in Western Australia is planned during mid-July to December 1972 as part of an integrated geological and geophysical investigation which commenced with geological mapping in 1970. The survey will provide subsurface information about the geological composition and structure of the basin to supplement the geological data obtained from sparse, widely scattered and deeply weathered surface rock exposures in the area.

Issued: 1972

Data time period: 1972-07-14 to 1972-11-20

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text: westlimit=123.00; southlimit=-29.00; eastlimit=127.00; northlimit=-25.00

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AU-WA | Earth Sciences | Geophysics | HVC_144637 | Published_External | Seismic Data seismic survey | Seismology and Seismic Exploration | geophysics | geoscientificInformation | petroleum exploration | seismic reflection | seismic refraction | seismic velocity |

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ACN 633 798 857