EG977091Australian exploration and devlopment?comments and costs

D.W. Emerson

pp. 91-94

EG977091 Abstract

EG977097Gravity interpretation?ten points

D.W. Emerson

pp. 97-98

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EG977099Gravity interpretation over sedimentary basins ? ingenuous or ingenious methodology?

C.N.G. Dampney

pp. 99-102

EG977099 Abstract

EG977103Arbitrariness, uniqueness and optimization

B.D. Johnson, D.L.B. Jupp and G. van Klinken

pp. 103-105

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EG977106Isostatic constraints in 2-D gravity modelling

D.A. Falvey

pp. 106-110

EG977106 Abstract

EG977111Gravity anomalies and crustal structure?a review

S.P. Mathur

pp. 111-117

EG977111 Abstract

EG977118 Some gravity models of the continental margin in the Australian region

J.B. Willcox

pp. 118-124

EG977118 Abstract

EG977125Use of real and artificial constraints in regional gravity interpretation

J.B. Connelly

pp. 125-128

EG977125 Abstract

EG977129A two-dimensional gravity interpretation of a continental margin setting

R.D. Shaw

pp. 129-133

EG977129 Abstract

EG977134Non-linear gravity modelling

G. van Klinken and B.D. Johnson

pp. 134-138

EG977134 Abstract

EG977139Data limitations on model complexity; 2-D gravity modelling with desk-top calculators

B.C. Barlow

pp. 139-143

EG977139 Abstract

EG977144Error analysis for gravity interpretation using stanley's gradient method

S. Arafin and J.M. Stanley

pp. 144-148

EG977144 Abstract

EG977149Two-dimensionality and end correction in gravity prospecting with an inverse solution of a line source of finite length

I.R. Qureshi

pp. 149-153

EG977149 Abstract

EG977161Gravity interpretation for hydrocarbon exploration?a workshop manual or learning to see geology in a gravity profile

C.N.G. Dampney

pp. 161-180

EG977161 Abstract