CSIRO PUBLISHING | ASEG Extended Abstracts

L.E.A. Jones, P. Lyons, B.R. Goleby, A.J. Shearer, M. Schwarz, R.G. Skirrow, R.J. Korsch, J.M. Totterdell, W.V. Preiss, N. G. Direen, M.C. Fairclough and D.W. Johnstone

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ASEG2004ab078 Abstract

ASEG2004ab079Permeability in the thin section

Ayako Kameda and Jack Dvorkin

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ASEG2004ab079 Abstract

ASEG2004ab080Mapping Groundwater in Regolith and Fractured Bedrock using Ground and Airborne Geophysics: Case studies from Malawi and Brazil

Richard Kellett, Gilein Steensma and Paul Bauman

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ASEG2004ab080 Abstract

ASEG2004ab081Lithospheric structure in the Australian region - a synthesis of surface wave and body wave studies

B.L.N. Kennett, S. Fishwick and M. Heintz

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ASEG2004ab081 Abstract

ASEG2004ab082A revised inversion model parameter formulation for fixed wing transmitter loop ? towed bird receiver coil time-domain airborne electromagnetic data

Richard Lane, Ross Brodie and Andrew Fitzpatrick

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ASEG2004ab082 Abstract

ASEG2004ab083Estimating the pre-mining gravity and gravity gradient response of the Broken Hill Ag-Pb-Zn Deposit

Richard Lane and Matti Peljo

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ASEG2004ab083 Abstract

ASEG2004ab0843D seismic stratigraphy and seismic attributes analysis: a powerful approach to maximise the characterisation of Palaeozoic depositional systems (Australian Northwest Shelf)

Laurent Langhi

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ASEG2004ab084 Abstract

ASEG2004ab085Theoretical treatment of amplitude calibration problems in HEM data

Yusen Ley-Cooper and James Macnae

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ASEG2004ab085 Abstract

ASEG2004ab086Some snapshots from fifty years of geophysics

F.E.M.(Ted) Lilley

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ASEG2004ab086 Abstract

ASEG2004ab0873D SRME Application in the Gulf of Mexico

Dechun Lin, Jerry Young and Yan Huang

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ASEG2004ab087 Abstract

ASEG2004ab088Exploration and Modelling of Basaltic Rocks and a Maar Depression

Lindner Harald, Kaeppler Rolf and Pretzschner Carsten

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ASEG2004ab088 Abstract

ASEG2004ab089Using Geophysics to locate burials and other cultural features, Isle of the Dead, Port Arthur, Tasmania

Fiona Links, Dr Michael Roach and Greg Jackman

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ASEG2004ab089 Abstract

ASEG2004ab090The Boris Oil Field in the Gulf of Mexico ? a Geophysical Case Study

Brian Little, Guy Duncan, Karen Tomich, Carl Taylor, Michael E. Glinsky and David Whittam

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ASEG2004ab090 Abstract

ASEG2004ab091Inversion of data from electrical imaging surveys in water-covered areas

M.H. Loke and J.W. Lane

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ASEG2004ab091 Abstract

ASEG2004ab092Defining the subtle trap ? a Bass Basin case history

Mike Lonergan, Alex Pauli and Randall Taylor

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ASEG2004ab092 Abstract

ASEG2004ab093Interpretation advances in noisy data areas

Andrew S. Long

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ASEG2004ab093 Abstract

ASEG2004ab094The revolution in seismic resolution: High density 3D spatial sampling developments and results

Andrew S. Long

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ASEG2004ab094 Abstract

ASEG2004ab095Azimuthal variation in the PP seismic signature: Display of high-dimensional data, AVOA modelling and interpretation

Heloise B. Lynn and Dan Cox

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ASEG2004ab095 Abstract

ASEG2004ab096Coal Bed Methane Play and Prospect Evaluations Using GeoGraphix Software

Bill Lyons and Putri Sari Wisman

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ASEG2004ab096 Abstract

ASEG2004ab097Rapid estimation of seawater depth from airborne electromagnetics

James Macnae, Matthew Catalano, Ben Young, Aaron Howard, Terry Robb and Julian Vrbancich

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ASEG2004ab097 Abstract

ASEG2004ab098Value creation in the digital age: an information management approach

Abbas Mehrabian and Jess Kozman

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ASEG2004ab098 Abstract

ASEG2004ab099Sub-audio magnetic survey experiments for high-resolution, subsurface mapping of regolith and mineralisation over a blind gold discovery near Agnew in Western Australia

Jayson Meyers, Nigel Cantwell, Phung Nguyen and Mark Donaldson

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ASEG2004ab099 Abstract

ASEG2004ab100Towards automated mapping of depth to magnetic basement ? examples using new extensions to an old method

Peter R. Milligan, Gary Reed, Tony Meixner and Desmond FitzGerald

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ASEG2004ab100 Abstract

ASEG2004ab101Practical, 3D surface-related multiple prediction (SMP)

Ian Moore

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ASEG2004ab101 Abstract

ASEG2004ab102Hybrid Velocity Model Prestack Imaging

Bjørn Müller and Matt Lamont

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ASEG2004ab102 Abstract

ASEG2004ab103Some observations on the sedimentary framework of the Loxton-Bookpurnong region, South Australia as defined by borehole, ground and airborne geophysical data - implications for informing the development of groundwater interception schemes

Tim Munday, Tony Hill, Ben Hopkins, Tania Wilson, Andy Green and Andy Telfer

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ASEG2004ab103 Abstract

ASEG2004ab1043D Full Tensor Gradiometry: a high resolution gravity measuring instrument resolving ambiguous geological interpretations

Colm A. Murphy and Gary R. Mumaw

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ASEG2004ab104 Abstract

ASEG2004ab105The Waterloo and Amorac nickel deposits, Western Australia: A geophysical case history

Paul Mutton and Bill Peters

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ASEG2004ab105 Abstract

ASEG2004ab106The In Situ stress field of the West Tuna area, Gippsland Basin: Implications for natural fracture-enhanced permeability and wellbore stability

Emma J. Nelson, Richard R. Hillis, Scott D. Mildren and Jeremy J. Meyer

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ASEG2004ab106 Abstract

ASEG2004ab107Integrated use of Seismic, Ground and Airborne Gravity/Gravity Gradiometer, and Ground Geological Mapping Methods in the Eastern Papuan Basin, PNG

Andrew Nelson, David Holland, O'karo Yogi, Rodrigo Heidorn and Desmond Leech

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ASEG2004ab107 Abstract

ASEG2004ab108Enhancing electrical signals with sensor arrays

M. Norvill and A. Kepic

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ASEG2004ab108 Abstract

ASEG2004ab109Implementation of volume interpretation in revealing upside potential in a mature field, the sangatta oilfield: A case study

Susanto B.Nugroho, Bambang S. Murti and Budianto M. Toha

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ASEG2004ab109 Abstract

ASEG2004ab110Influence of capillary fringe on the groundwater survey using ground-penetrating radar

Kyosuke Onishi, Shuichi Rokugawa, Yoshibumi Katoh and Tomochika Tokunaga

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ASEG2004ab110 Abstract

ASEG2004ab111Seismic delineation of near-field exploration opportunities in the Papuan thrust belt: examples from the SE Gobe Area

M. Parish

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ASEG2004ab111 Abstract

ASEG2004ab112Imaging beneath the Taranaki fault, New Zealand ? A feasibility study for wide-angle seismic surveys

Ingo A. Pecher, Guy Maslen, Vaughan Stagpoole, Derek Woodward and Andrew R. Gorman

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ASEG2004ab112 Abstract

ASEG2004ab113Contact mapping from gridded magnetic data - a comparison of techniques

Mark Pilkington and Pierre Keating

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ASEG2004ab113 Abstract

ASEG2004ab114UXO Location using Total Field Magnetics in SE Asia

Timothy Pippett and Stephen Lee

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ASEG2004ab115Industrial evolution of depth imaging model building techniques - a Timor Sea case study

Pierre Plasterie, Llew Vincent, Patrice Guillaume and Volker Dirks

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ASEG2004ab115 Abstract

ASEG2004ab116An improved pseudo-gravity magnetic transform technique for investigation of deep magnetic source rocks

David A. Pratt and Zhiqun Shi

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ASEG2004ab116 Abstract

ASEG2004ab117In-situ formation stress determination using sonic logs and In- Borehole-Tomographic-Reconstruction of the near-borehole shear wave distribution

Carsten Pretzschner, Harald Lindner and Hendrik Rohler

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ASEG2004ab117 Abstract

ASEG2004ab118Practical 3D airborne EM inversion in complex terranes

Art Raiche

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ASEG2004ab118 Abstract

ASEG2004ab119Post-processing calibration of frequency-domain electromagnetic data for sea ice thickness measurements

James Reid, John Bishop, Angus Munro, Andi Pfaffling, Kazu Tateyama and Tony Worby

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ASEG2004ab119 Abstract

ASEG2004ab120 Footprints of airborne electromagnetic systems over onedimensional Earths

James Reid and Julian Vrbancich

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ASEG2004ab120 Abstract

ASEG2004ab121An efficient 3D explicit depth migration

Jiaxiang Ren, Clive Gerrard, James McClean, Mikhail Orlovich and Andrew Long

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ASEG2004ab121 Abstract

ASEG2004ab122Resolving a velocity inversion at the geotechnical scale using the microtremor (passive seismic) survey method

James Roberts and Michael Asten

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ASEG2004ab122 Abstract

ASEG2004ab123The Effect of Different Attenuation Models on Earthquake Hazard in the Newcastle and Lake Macquarie Region, Australia

David Robinson, Trevor Dhu and John Schneider

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ASEG2004ab123 Abstract

ASEG2004ab124Hydrogeological mapping using the seismoelectric method

Mohammad Rosid and Anton Kepic

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ASEG2004ab124 Abstract

ASEG2004ab125Numerical Rock Physics: Fluid Effects on Wave Propagation

Erik H. Saenger, Oliver S. Krüger and Serge A. Shapiro

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ASEG2004ab125 Abstract

ASEG2004ab126Evaluation of 2-D resistivity imaging technique for mapping and monitoring of subsurface cavity collapsed into sinkhole

Peangta Satarugsa, Denchok Manjai and Winit Yangme

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ASEG2004ab126 Abstract

ASEG2004ab127Novel ways to process and model GEOTEM data

Daniel Sattel, Richard Lane, Glenn Pears and Julian Vrbancich

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ASEG2004ab127 Abstract

ASEG2004ab128Time-lapse analogue modelling of turbidite channel sands

Don Sherlock, Leigh Scoby-Smith and Eamonn Montague

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ASEG2004ab128 Abstract

ASEG2004ab129New enhancement filters for geological mapping

Zhiqun Shi and Graham Butt

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ASEG2004ab129 Abstract

ASEG2004ab130Effective stress and the elastic response of reservoir sandstones and shales

Anthony F. Siggins, David N. Dewhurst and Kevin J. Dodds

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ASEG2004ab130 Abstract

ASEG2004ab131Discoveries through innovation in applications of airborne and ground TDEM in very conductive environment

Jovan Silic and Todd Ballantyne

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ASEG2004ab131 Abstract

ASEG2004ab132Salt tectonics in the Officer Basin: implications for trap formation and petroleum exploration

Anelia Simeonova and Robert Iasky

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ASEG2004ab132 Abstract

ASEG2004ab133Airborne Bathymetric Lidar ? supporting shallow water exploration and development

Mark Sinclair and Rhys Barker

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ASEG2004ab133 Abstract

ASEG2004ab134Monitoring Electrical Properties of Rocks in Target Zone of CO2-Sequestration Site

B. Sh. Singer and K. Dodds

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ASEG2004ab134 Abstract

ASEG2004ab135Isostatic correction of New South Wales Bouguer gravity data

Ross Spencer and Richard Glen

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ASEG2004ab135 Abstract

ASEG2004ab136A virtual national data grid for Australia ? current situation and vision for the future

Brian Spies, Kevin Dodds, Satyavan Reymond and David Sutich

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ASEG2004ab136 Abstract

ASEG2004ab137Review of methods for mapping dryland salinity

Brian Spies and Peter Woodgate

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ASEG2004ab137 Abstract

ASEG2004ab138Model-based prediction of lithology, pore fluid, and porosity

Kyle T. Spikes and Jack P. Dvorkin

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ASEG2004ab138 Abstract

ASEG2004ab139A case study using radiometrics as a first pass technique to geological mapping in the Musgrave Province in South Australia

Vicki Stamoulis

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ASEG2004ab139 Abstract

ASEG2004ab140Reflection Seismic Surveys at St Ives Gold Mine, WA

Edward Stolz, Milovan Urosevic and Karen Connors

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ASEG2004ab140 Abstract

ASEG2004ab141Groundwater recharge mapping using airborne radiometric data

Gregory J. Street and Andrew Kembl Harrison

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ASEG2004ab141 Abstract

ASEG2004ab142Numerical modelling of pseudo-random land seismic sources

Shaun Strong and Steve Hearn

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ASEG2004ab142 Abstract

ASEG2004ab143Modelling the electromagnetic response in complex geological structures using the 3D finite-element method based on the hexahedral and the tetrahedral edge-element technique

Fred Sugeng and Art Raiche

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ASEG2004ab143 Abstract

ASEG2004ab144Gravity monitoring with a CG5 Scintrex autogravimeter

Mituhiko Sugihara

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ASEG2004ab144 Abstract

ASEG2004ab145Geophysical surveying over VMS deposits in Oman

Peter Swiridiuk and Bob Close

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ASEG2004ab145 Abstract

ASEG2004ab146The validation of RESOLVE AEM data in the Riverland, South Australia, to determine their value in mapping a regionally significant, near surface hydrogeological unit

Kok Tan, Tim Munday, Andrew Fitzpatrick, Steve Barnett and Andy Green

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ASEG2004ab146 Abstract

ASEG2004ab147HyMap of Broken Hill ? imaging spectrometry for rock and mineral abundance mapping

Geoffrey R. Taylor, Peter Hansford, Barney P.J. Stevens, Richard Barratt and David Robson

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ASEG2004ab147 Abstract

ASEG2004ab148Automated event picking in prestack hyperspace

Troy A. Thompson, Matthew G. Lamont, Bruce M. Hartley and Michael E. Glinsky

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ASEG2004ab148 Abstract

ASEG2004ab149The Tanami 3-D geological model ? integrating geology and potential field data

L.C Vandenberg, A.J. Meixner and M.G. Nicoll

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ASEG2004ab149 Abstract

ASEG2004ab1503D EM modelling of Antarctic sea ice pressure ridges

Julian Vrbancich, James Reid, David Annetts, Andreaus Pfaffling and Tony Worby

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ASEG2004ab150 Abstract

ASEG2004ab151Seawater depth determination using the helicopter HoisTEM system

Julian Vrbancich and Peter K. Fullagar

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ASEG2004ab151 Abstract

ASEG2004ab152An improved high-order rotated staggered finite-difference algorithm for simulating seismic waves in heterogeneous viscoelastic media

Xiuming Wang

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ASEG2004ab152 Abstract

ASEG2004ab153Seismoelectric survey results from the south Australian Riverland near Loxton and Berri

C. L. Waring, S. I. Hankin and T. Perl

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ASEG2004ab153 Abstract

ASEG2004ab154The use of Mohr circles in the interpretation of magnetotelluric data

John T. Weaver

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ASEG2004ab154 Abstract

ASEG2004ab155Use of potential field data and modelling to complement detailed geological mapping in the Goulburn?Braidwood area, New South Wales

Steve Webster, Owen Thomas, Anthony Johnston and Gary Burton

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ASEG2004ab155 Abstract

ASEG2004ab156The advantage of 3D visualization for 2D seismic interpretation

Richard L. Weindel, Chris Carty and Brenton Smith

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ASEG2004ab156 Abstract

ASEG2004ab157A Strategy for Optimal Marine 4D Acquisition

Martin Widmaier, Stian Hegna, Frans Smit and Erik Tijdens

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ASEG2004ab157 Abstract

ASEG2004ab158Human interaction in geophysical inversion

Chris Wijns and Peter Kowalczyk

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ASEG2004ab158 Abstract

ASEG2004ab159Investigation into salinisation in southwestern Queensland

Kate Wilkinson, Tessa Chamberlain and Mike Grundy

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ASEG2004ab159 Abstract

ASEG2004ab160Towards 3D maps of alteration under cover: Regional constrained 3D inversion of potential field data from the Olympic Cu-Au province, South Australia

Nicholas C. Williams, Richard Lane and Patrick Lyons

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ASEG2004ab160 Abstract

ASEG2004ab161Satellite magnetic data and geomagnetic daily variations

D. E. Winch, D. J. Ivers, J. P. R. Turner and R. J. Stening

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ASEG2004ab161 Abstract

ASEG2004ab162The Geotech VTEM time domain helicopter EM system

Ken Witherly, Richard Irvine and Edward Morrison

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ASEG2004ab162 Abstract

ASEG2004ab163Borehole radar application to kimberlite delineation at Finsch diamond mine

Anton V. Wolmarans, Johannes H. Cloete, P.J. Jordaan and Iain M. Mason

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ASEG2004ab163 Abstract

ASEG2004ab164Coal seismic depth conversion for mine data integration: A case study from the Sandy Creek 3D seismic survey

Binzhong Zhou, Peter Hatherly, Gary Fallon and Diane Sommer

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ASEG2004ab164 Abstract

ASEG2004ab165Tuning seismic resolution by frequency shift

Binzhong Zhou, Iain Mason and Peter Hatherly

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ASEG2004ab165 Abstract

ASEG2004ab166Improving the Resolution of Deep-Crustal Seismic Data to Study Shallow Gas Hydrates on the Hikurangi Margin, New Zealand

Hai Zhu, Ingo A. Pecher, Stuart A. Henrys and Guy Maslen

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ASEG2004ab166 Abstract