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Metadata : SREBA Beetaloo Sub-basin extent |

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Version:1.0
Date Metadata Extracted:2025-05-10
Date Metadata Last Updated:2023-04-18
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Citation
ANZLIC Identifier:F30FE4CE6F58D36AE0532144CD9BD704
Title: SREBA Beetaloo Sub-basin extent
Citation Date:2022-12-01
Date Type:creation
Custodian:Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security
Description
The Mesoproterozoic Beetaloo Sub-basin is a fully concealed sub-basin located approximately 300 km southeast of Katherine. It comprises thick successions of the Roper Group within the McArthur Basin.
The boundary defining the spatial extents of the Beetaloo Sub-basin represents the top Kyalla Formation at a depth of approximately 400 m below topographic surface. The depth to top Kyalla Formation is calculated from the interpretation of 96 seismic lines constrained by 26 wells. The spatial extent of the boundary is further constrained by potential field geophysics.
- geoscientificInformation
- inlandWaters
Bounding Coordinates:
- North Bounding Coordinate:-14.383
- South Bounding Coordinate:-16.625
- East Bounding Coordinate:133.749
- West Bounding Coordinate:130.965
Dataset Status
Dataset ID:
Language:English
Character Set: Latin 1
Progress:completed
Maintenance and Update Frequency:notPlanned
Data Currency Start Date:
Data Currency End Date:2022-12-01
Access Constraint:You are licensed to use the geospatial products on the terms and conditions set out in:
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License (CC BY 4.0) at: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode.
If you do not agree to the terms and conditions you must not use the geospatial products.
You are free to copy, communicate and adapt the licensed material, provided that you abide by the licence terms (including Attribution) and attribute the licensed material using the statement:
Supplied by the Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security. Copyright Northern Territory Government
Data Quality
Lineage:"Top Kyalla Formation was interpreted on seismic lines from the following surveys:
- McArthur Basin 2D SS 1989
- McArthur Basin 2D SS 1990
- McArthur 2D SS 1991
- McArthur Basin 2D SS 1991
- McArthur River Ph I 2D SS 1992
- McArthur River Ph II 2D SS 1992
- Beetaloo Basin 2D SS 2006
- Beetaloo 2D SS 2011
- Beetaloo 2D SS 2012
- Hidden Valley 2D SS 2013
- McArthur 2D SS 2013
Interpretations were constrained using well data and potential field geophysics.
An additional extent was added later based on work presented at the 2021 Annual Geoscience Exploration Seminar, Alice Springs, NT."
Positional Accuracy:Data are interpretative and positional accuracy is influenced by both input datasets and interpretation uncertainty. The quality of the input datasets is considered highly variable. Seismic two-way time to depth conversion accuracy is estimated at 150 m.
Attribute Accuracy:Attribution accuracy is high, accurately reflecting the interpretation.
Logical Consistency:Data is logically consistent for the purposes of the geological interpretation of the spatial extent of the Beetaloo Sub-basin. GIS editing tools were used to check for topology rules. Known topology issues have been identified and will be address in future updates.
Completeness:Complete
Contacts
Name Organisation Position Role Phone Fax Data Requests Officer Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security Geospatial Services Branch (on behalf of department) distributor datarequests.depws@nt.gov.au
Data Dictionary
Attribute Attribute Description Possible Code Code Description NOTE Notes SOURCE DME = Department of Mines and Energy, DEPWS = Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security SURVEY_ID Survey-dataset identification code SURVEY_NME Survey name
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