In an active petroleum system the amount of trapped hydrocarbons is the difference between
the volumes charged and the volumes that have leaked or are otherwise destroyed. This …

Surprisingly few natural hydrocarbon seeps have been identified in Australia's offshore
basins despite studies spanning thirty years. Early studies of natural hydrocarbon seepage …

Fault intersections are identified as important sites for hydrocarbon leakage from the Skua
oil field in the Timor Sea, Australia. Integrated structural and fluid history data sets suggest …

Based on comparisons between structural histories and the distribution of current and paleo-
oil accumulations, it is proposed that the partitioning of postrift strain between faults in …

During the latest Miocene and Early Pliocene (∼ 5.5. MaBP), the collision of the Australian
and Eurasian plates resulted in proto-foreland development and significant structural …

Abstract The North West Shelf of Australia, extending some 2400 km along the continent's
northwestern coast, is the nation's premier hydrocarbon province, and is rivaled only by …

Analyses of large tracts of seismic data reveal thousands of sites on the northern Gulf of
Mexico (GOM) continental slope where vertical migration of subsurface fluids and gases …

Re-evaluation of structural evolution on the Laminaria High (Timor Sea, Australia), shows
that lithosphere flexure, associated with the Tertiary collision between the Australian north …

Abstract 3D seismic data of the SW-Barents Sea provided information about the existence of
Structure II gas hydrates and shallow gas in marine sediments. Gas hydrates and shallow …

The Yampi Shelf on Australia's North-West Shelf is highly prospective, with two discrete
hydrocarbon sources producing dry gas and oil. To reduce exploration uncertainty relating …