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P. Van Ruth
Researcher at University of Adelaide
Publications - 8
Citations - 158
P. Van Ruth is an academic researcher from University of Adelaide. The author has contributed to research in topics: Overpressure & Pore water pressure. The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 8 publications receiving 147 citations. Previous affiliations of P. Van Ruth include Cooperative Research Centre.
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Site characterisation of a basin-scale CO2 geological storage system: Gippsland Basin, southeast Australia
C.M. Gibson-Poole,C.M. Gibson-Poole,L. Svendsen,L. Svendsen,Jim Underschultz,Jim Underschultz,Maxwell N. Watson,Maxwell N. Watson,Jonathan Ennis-King,Jonathan Ennis-King,P. Van Ruth,P. Van Ruth,E.J. Nelson,Ric Daniel,Ric Daniel,Yildiray Cinar,Yildiray Cinar +16 more
TL;DR: In this article, the potential injection targets are the interbedded sandstones of the Paleocene-Eocene upper Latrobe Group, regionally sealed by the Lakes Entrance Formation.
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The origin of overpressure in ‘old’ sedimentary basins: an example from the Cooper Basin, Australia
TL;DR: In the Cooper Basin of Australia, the largest measured overpressure is 14.5 MPa at 3780m in the Kirby 1 well as discussed by the authors. But, the maximum temperature in the basin was attained during the Late Cretaceous, with cooling beginning prior to 75 Ma.
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Gippsland Basin geosequestration: A potential solution for the Latrobe Valley brown coal CO2 emissions
C.M. Gibson-Poole,L. Svendsen,Jim Underschultz,Maxwell N. Watson,Jonathan Ennis-King,P. Van Ruth,E.J. Nelson,Ric Daniel,Yildiray Cinar +8 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigated the capacity of CO 2 storage in the offshore Gippsland Basin and found that it has sufficient capacity to store very large volumes of CO2 emissions from the use of new coal developments.
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Geological controls on overpressure in the Northern Carnarvon Basin
Peter Tingate,A. Khaksar,P. Van Ruth,D.N. Dewhurst,M. Raven,H. Young,Richard R. Hillis,Kevin Dodds +7 more
TL;DR: In this article, a small but significant fraction of well drilled in the Northern Carnarvon Basin have encountered problems with overpressure: better pore pressure prediction would improve safety and economy for drilling operations.
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Acoustic properties of muderong shale
TL;DR: In this paper, detailed physical properties and microstructure in relation to acoustic response of the Muderong Shale, a smectitic shale from the Carnarvon Basin on the Northwest Shelf of Australia, were examined.