South Australian Current Regulations South Australian Current Regulations36—Geophysical interpretation reports
(a)
records any geophysical data (other than wireline data in a well); or
(b)
reprocesses any geophysical field data (other than wireline data from a well),
must furnish to the Minister, within 12 months after the completion of
the processing or reprocessing of the data (as the case may be), a
"geophysical interpretation report" in accordance with the requirements of
these regulations.
Administrative penalty.
(2) A
geophysical interpretation report must provide a representative evaluation of
the data according to good industry practice and in any event information on
the following:
(a) the
interpretation of horizons;
(b)
structural mapping;
(c) any
leads or prospects arising from the data.
(3) The report must
identify the interpretation methods and techniques used in the interpretation
of the data.
(4) The report must
include maps and show other identifying features to a reasonable scale, detail
and extent.
(5) A copy of a report
under this regulation will be available for public inspection—
(a) in
the case of a report involving speculative survey data—after the expiry
of the period (not being more than 15 years) specified in the speculative
survey licence; or
(b) in
any other case—
(i)
if the licence is surrendered or cancelled—after
the surrender or cancellation of the licence; or
(ii)
if the licence expires—after the expiry of the
licence.