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The Geology and 3D Modelling of the Cliff Head Oil Field, Australia

SPE Middle East Oil and Gas Show and Conference, 2019
Abstract The Cliff Head is one of the most significant discoveries in the offshore Northern Perth Basin. Hence, understanding the structure and geology of the field is essential to further evaluate the offshore region in the basin. Two structural models were developed with the objective to achieve a better understanding of this field ...
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XVIII. The Igneous Geology of the Ayrshire Coast from Doonfoot to the Heads of Ayr

Transactions of the Geological Society of Glasgow, 1920
Introduction. The coast immediately southward from Ayr, including the striking and picturesque double headland of the Heads of Ayr, has attracted little attention from geologists. It is briefly mentioned in the old Survey memoir upon the district by Sir A.
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The effect of geology on fragmentation in small development headings

1995
This thesis presents the results of a research project on the effect of geology on the fragmentation of rock excavated by blasting in underground developments. The research was undertaken at CANMET's Experimental Mine in Val-d'Or, Quebec. A total of thirteen (13) blasts were studied from November 1994 to February 1995.
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Geology of the head of Lydonia Canyon, U.S. Atlantic outer continental shelf

Marine Geology, 1983
Abstract The geology of the part of Lydonia Canyon shoreward of the continental shelf edge on the southern side of Georges Bank was mapped using high-resolution seismic-reflection and side-scan sonar techniques and surface sediment grab samples. The head of the canyon incises Pleistocene deltaic deposits and Miocene shallow marine strata. Medium sand
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Notes on the geology of the area between the heads of the Beardmore and Shackleton glaciers, Antarctica

New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics, 1965
Abstract Four stratigraphic columns from the upper part of the Beacon Group near the Mill and Keltie Glaciers are presented. The oldest formation examined, the Buckley Coal Measures, contains a good Glossopteris flora.
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Geology of the Melange at Clarke Head, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia

1987
The purpose of this study is to map, characterize and discuss plausible models for the origin of a melange in a zone located at Clarke Head on the north shore of Minas Basin near Parrsboro, Nova Scotia. No previous studies have focussed exclusively on this unique feature, which is characterized by the chaotic mixture of rock fragments varying in size ...
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HEAD OF SCHOOL OF MARINE GEOLOGY — ACADEMICIN OF NAS EVGEN SHNYUKOV

2010
Article reveals the main stages of the school of marine geology in Ukraine through the scientific and organizational activities of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Evgen Shnyukov.
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Engineering Geology Programs in the United States: Where Are They and Where Might They Be Headed?

Environmental & Engineering Geoscience, 1984
The curricula of engineering geology in the United States are diverse, strongly influenced by the geographic location of the school, the academic training of the instructor, and the professional practical experiences of the instructor. The divergence between the growing numbers of students entering colleges and universities with interests in ...
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The structural geology of the Owl's Head Peninsula, Halifax County, Nova Scotia

1975
The structural geology of the rocks of the Goldenville Formation on the Owl's Head Peninsula, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, is outlined. Folds, cleavages, lineations, and joints are described and are qualitatively related to compatible stress and strain at the time of deformation.
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Notes on the White Chalk of Yorkshire. Part III. The Geology of Flamborough Head, with Notes on the Yorkshire Wolds

Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society, 1896
Platus XXII. to XXXIV. As a subject for systematic illustration no part of the Yorkshire Coast is more fitting than Flamborough Head, in which bold simplicity of outline is united with such wealth of picturesque detail as to render the result satisfactory from an artistic as well as from a scientific standpoint.
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