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L130 Cobar deep crustal seismic reflection survey (Cobar Trough), NSW, 1989 Stacked and migrated seismic data and images for lines BMR89-C01, BMR89-C02, BMR89-C03A, BMR89-C03B, and BMR89-C03C

Geoscience Australia
Costelloe, R.D. ; Wake-Dyster, K.D. ; Johnstone, D.W.
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A consortium consisting of Geoscience Australia, Department of Primary Industries & Energy, Australian Government; the Department of Mineral Resources (DMR) (formerly the Department of Minerals and Energy), NSW State Government; CRA Exploration Pty. Ltd; Geopeko Pty. Ltd; Pasminco Pty. Ltd; conducted the Cobar Basin Seismic Survey during October to December 1989. The main objectives of the Cobar Basin seismic survey were to acquire deep reflection seismic data along several seismic lines across the Cobar Basin and the bounding west and east margins, and acquire high resolution seismic data across zones of known mineralisation in the Cobar Basin and bounding margins. The survey recorded 184 km of eight-fold Common-Middle-Point (CMP) deep reflection seismic data to 20 seconds two-way travel time, along three seismic lines.

Raw data for this survey are available on request from clientservices@ga.gov.au - Quote eCat# 74953

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Maintenance and Update Frequency: unknown
Statement: A proposal for a deep seismic reflection profile over the Gunnedah Basin and New England Orogen of NSW was put forward by E. Scheibner of the NSW Department of Minerals and Energy (now NSW Department of Mineral Resources) as part of the Australian ACORP (Australian Continental Reflection Profiling) program (Scheibner, 1985). The seismic traverse suggested by Scheibner over the northern part of the basin (i.e. Uralla to Boggabri via Manilla) was seen by BMR to be the best alternative from a logistic and scientific point of view. Petroleum industry companies mooted that the line should also attempt to solve the problem of the location of the western margin of the basin. The proposed regional seismic line was therefore extended west of Boggabri to examine the western margin of the basin. The Cobar Basin seismic survey was also proposed as part of the ACORP program and envisaged as a joint research project between the BMR, the NSW Department of Minerals and Energy and mining industry interests in the Cobar region. The profiles were designed and positioned to determine the three dimensional structure of the Cobar Basin. Emphasis would be placed on mapping the faults that delineate the northern and eastern boundaries, and detachment surfaces of thrust faults at depth.

Issued: 2005

Data time period: 1989-04-12 to 1989-05-03

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AU-NSW | Earth Sciences | Geophysics | HVC_144637 | Published_External | Seismic Data seismic survey | Seismology and Seismic Exploration | geophysics | geoscientificInformation | seismic reflection | seismic sections |

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