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Novara
North-West anomalies
Feature:
Novara NW (Undrilled)
Location: Carnarvon Basin
Top of HRDZ: 1100 ms
Pull-up: Moderate
Intensity: Low
Amplitude Anomalies: Small
Area: Small
Data Degradation: Low
Line
HE94-146 (Fig. 18) shows apparent shallow folding at around 1,500 ms which may
actually be caused by the pull-up effects below shallower HRDZs. It may be
possible to discriminate between tectonic/depositional and leakage causes for
the observed effects.

Figure 18. Possible HRDZs NW of
Novara-1.

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