Hi davycrockett,
Thanks Stumpy for your input. And Davy, the main reason the Cervantes geological CoS ranges from 0.51 to 0.15 is whether target objective Kinga Sandstone is juxtaposed against the sealing Kockatea Shale of the east side of the bounding Beagle Fault, or against other sands. If there is sand-on.-sand juxtaposition across the fault, the trap will more-likely fail (i.e. no oil), although there are examples where faults seal when there is sand-on-sand juxtaposition. The drawing below may help explain.
Kind regards OldGeo
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