The APPEA Journal has been documenting the pulse of the Australian upstream petroleum industry since its first publication in 1961. It is recognised in the upstream oil and gas industry as Australia’s leading peer-reviewed publication for information on geoscience, engineering and business management. In order to keep up the industry up to date with the latest innovations, all peer-reviewed papers, extended abstracts, oral and poster presentations and plenary presentations from the latest APPEA Conference are included in The APPEA Journal.
The APPEA Journal
Volume 61 Papers 2021
AJ20135Are bonds the answer to managing environmental liabilities?
Scott Cawrse, Dominic Pepicelli, Nick Panagopoulos, Piotr Sapa and Daniel Broadbridge
pp. 1-11
AJ20103COVID-19 smashing the stigma in mental health – a strategic blueprint for change/support
Anna Feringa and Nada Wentzel
pp. 12-15
AJ20052Australia–Asia power link: environmental and cost assessment
Jeremy Gordonnat and James Hunt
pp. 16-24
AJ20089Solar driven produced water treatment for beneficial uses
Ralph Gunness, Hensley Wee, Ronald Lee, Luong N. Nguyen and Long D. Nghiem
pp. 25-32
AJ20095Environmental considerations for decommissioning
Kayleigh Hughes, Fairul Izmal Jamal Hisne and Li Yuen Su
pp. 33-41
AJ20031Two companies collaborating to make real safety improvements: Arrow Energy, Shell QGC and the Queensland coal seam gas industry
Michelle L. Zaunbrecher, Timothy Johnston and Rachael Wood
pp. 58-69
AJ20041Preparing for subsea source control response and optimising timelines – IOGP Reports 592 and 594
Andrew Best and Patrick Brenan
pp. 70-76
AJ20192A complementary method of assessing clay stabilisers used in hydraulic fracturing applications
Jeff Dupont, Jeff Dawson and Richard Mitchell
pp. 83-88
AJ20122Characterising the application of horizontal wells and indirect hydraulic fracturing for improved coal seam gas drainage
Raymond L. Johnson, Sharon Cheong and Andrew Farley
pp. 89-105
AJ20157Improved modelling of pressure-dependent permeability behaviour in coal based on a new workflow of petrophysics, hydraulic fracturing and reservoir simulation
Honja Miharisoa Ramanandraibe, Ayrton Soares Ribeiro, Raymond Johnson and Zhenjiang You
pp. 106-117
AJ20076CO2-EOR+ in Australia: achieving low-emissions oil and unlocking residual oil resources
Eric Tenthorey, Ian Taggart, Aleksandra Kalinowski and Jason McKenna
pp. 118-131
AJ20076 Abstract | AJ20076 Full Text | AJ20076PDF (1.8 MB) | AJ20076Presentation (PDF 1.1 MB) Open Access Article
AJ20069Landing with confidence and accuracy in a big bore subsea gas producer – an integrated approach for setting a critical casing point in the Jansz-Io field development
Leigh Thomas, Matthew Waugh, Matthew Thornberry, Hanming Wang, Haifeng Wang, Farshid Hafezi, James Dolan and Anis Ali
pp. 132-145
AJ20174Reducing the risk of CO2 storage projects through cost effective reservoir characterisation: application of digital core analysis to a CO2 injection reservoir
Mohammad Bagheri, Mark Knackstedt, Tess Dance and Matthias Raab
pp. 146-162
AJ20044Hydrogen in Australian natural gas: occurrences, sources and resources
Christopher J. Boreham, Dianne S. Edwards, Krystian Czado, Nadege Rollet, Liuqi Wang, Simon van der Wielen, David Champion, Richard Blewett, Andrew Feitz and Paul A. Henson
pp. 163-191
AJ20044 Abstract | AJ20044 Full Text | AJ20044PDF (8.5 MB) | AJ20044Presentation (Zip 9.6 MB) Open Access Article
AJ20025Implications of thin laminations on pore structure of marine shale reservoir: Goldwyer Formation case study from Western Australia
Muhammad Atif Iqbal, Reza Rezaee, Gregory Smith and Partha Pratim Mandal
pp. 205-215
AJ20083Sample preparation for rock wettability studies via atomic force microscopy
Nikolai A. Mitiurev, Michael Verrall, Anastasia A. Ivanova, Alireza Keshavarz and Stefan Iglauer
pp. 216-223
AJ20160Barnicarndy Graben, southern Canning Basin: stratigraphy defined by the Barnicarndy 1 stratigraphic well
Leon Normore, Peter W. Haines, Lidena K. Carr, Paul Henson, Yijie Zhan, Michael T. D. Wingate, Yong Yi Zhen, Yongjun Lu, Sarah Martin, David Kelsey, Heidi Allen and Imogen Fielding
pp. 224-235
AJ20038Petrophysical and geochemical interpretations of well logs from the pre-Carboniferous succession in Barnicarndy 1, Canning Basin, Western Australia
Liuqi Wang, Dianne S. Edwards, Adam Bailey, Lidena K. Carr, Chris J. Boreham, Emmanuelle Grosjean, Leon Normore, Jade Anderson, Amber J. M. Jarrett, Susannah MacFarlane, Chris Southby, Chris Carson, Kamal Khider, Paul Henson, Peter Haines and Mike Walker
pp. 253-270
AJ20038 Abstract | AJ20038 Full Text | AJ20038PDF (7.6 MB) | AJ20038Presentation (PDF 2 MB) Open Access Article
