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OFFSHORE PETROLEUM AND GREENHOUSE GAS STORAGE (RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION) REGULATIONS 2011 (SLI NO 54 OF 2011) - REG 7.18

Requirement for survey interpretation report and data

         (1)   A petroleum titleholder commits an offence if the titleholder:

                (a)    undertakes a geophysical or geological survey in a title area; and

               (b)    does not give the Designated Authority a survey interpretation report and interpretative survey data within:

                          (i)    for a seismic survey -- 18 months after the day that the acquisition of the data is completed; or

                         (ii)    for any other type of survey -- 12 months after the day that the acquisition of the data is completed; or

                        (iii)    if the Designated Authority authorises the titleholder to give the report and data within another period -- the other period.

Penalty:   50 penalty units.

         (2)   In this regulation:

interpretative survey data means each type of data mentioned in an item in Schedule 5:

                (a)    presented on a medium and in a format specified in the item; or

               (b)    presented on another medium or in another format that the Designated Authority has authorised the titleholder to use.

survey interpretation report means a report that includes the following information:

                (a)    the name of the survey;

               (b)    the title under which the survey was conducted;

                (c)    the name of the titleholder;

               (d)    a description of the objectives of the interpretation;

                (e)    for a seismic survey:

                          (i)    a list of the surfaces interpreted; and

                         (ii)    a justification of the surfaces interpreted, including synthetic seismograms if available; and

                        (iii)    the velocity field used to convert time to depth (including ASCII data) and the basis for the velocity field; and

                        (iv)    if available, time slices to describe the environment of deposition;

                (f)    a bathymetric map of the survey area;

               (g)    an index of the maps created during the interpretation.



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