Ann: Bell Potter Unearthed Presentation, page-70

the picture talks a thousand words...and this is a new picture...still does not explain the discrepancy between log and drill data and PT data.
SE3 hit the top of the Kingia about 100m lower than SE1 and theyre saying SE3 hit the GWC fair enough.
Whilst each compartment may have its own water table and gas column, it could also hold that the GWC is common to all compartments. If that is the case:

• then SE2 will flow gas.
• SE2 represents a fairly large compartment. imo it seems bigger than SE1 in area...but i have not taken into account the differences in net pay or porosity between SE1 and SE3.
• the middle compartment is still prospective - as someone said, they will have to do a ST and hit the yellow bits.
• all three compartments extend into the 50% ground.