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00/820 Australian Geodynamics Cooperative Research Centre Convert 10 Palaeogeographic Atlases from a ‘static’ CAD environment to a ‘fully attributed’

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3 Australian Geodynamics Cooperative Research Centre Convert 10 Palaeogeographic Atlases from a ‘static’ CAD environment to a ‘fully attributed’ GIS Palaeogeographic Atlas Conversion AGSO 00/821

4 AGSO Palaeogeographic Atlas Depositional Environments LAND MARINE COASTAL Environment Unclassified Environment Erosional Depositional Unclassified Depositional Fluvial Depositional Fluvial- Lacustrine Depositional Lacustrine Depositional Playa Depositional Aeolian Depositional Glacial Depositional Paralic Depositional inter- supra Tidal Depositional Deltaic Unclassified Very shallow Shallow Bathyal-Abyssal Abyssal Shallow Abyssal 00/822

5 Australian Geodynamics Cooperative Research Centre PALAEOZOIC ERA Palaeogeographic Atlas AGSO 00/823

6 Quaternary & Tertiary 7 Slices AGSO Geological Time Scale 10 Palaeogeographic Atlases PHANEROZOIC ERAEONPERIOD * CAINOZOIC MESOZOIC PALAEOZOIC * Cretaceous 11 Slices * Jurassic 10 Slices * Triassic 6 Slices * Permian 7 Slices * Carboniferous 6 Slices * Devonian 10 Slices * Silurian 3 Slices * Ordovician 4 Slices * Cambrian 6 Slices 141 205 251 298 354 410 434 490 540 65 Ma 00/824

7 AGSO Cambrian 1 00/825

8 AGSO Cambrian 2 00/826

9 AGSO Cambrian 3 00/827

10 AGSO Cambrian 4 00/828

11 AGSO Cambrian 5 00/829

12 AGSO Cambrian 6 00/830

13 AGSO Ordovician 1 00/831

14 AGSO Ordovician 2 00/832

15 AGSO Ordovician 3 00/833

16 AGSO Ordovician 4 00/834

17 AGSO Silurian 1 00/835

18 AGSO Silurian 2 00/836

19 AGSO Silurian 3 00/837

20 AGSO Devonian 1 00/838

21 AGSO Devonian 2 00/839

22 AGSO Devonian 3 00/840

23 AGSO Devonian 4 00/841

24 AGSO Devonian 5 00/842

25 AGSO Devonian 6 00/843

26 AGSO Devonian 7 00/844

27 AGSO Devonian 8 00/845

28 AGSO Devonian 9 00/846

29 AGSO Devonian 10 00/847

30 AGSO Carboniferous 1 00/848

31 AGSO Carboniferous 2 00/849

32 AGSO Carboniferous 3 00/850

33 AGSO Carboniferous 4 00/851

34 AGSO Carboniferous 5 00/852

35 AGSO Carboniferous 6 00/853

36 AGSO Permian 1 00/854

37 AGSO Permian 2 00/855

38 AGSO Permian 3 00/856

39 AGSO Permian 4 00/857

40 AGSO Permian 5 00/858

41 AGSO Permian 6 00/859

42 AGSO Permian 7 00/860

43 Australian Geodynamics Cooperative Research Centre MESOZOIC ERA Palaeogeographic Atlas AGSO 00/861

44 Quaternary & Tertiary 7 Slices AGSO Geological Time Scale 10 Palaeogeographic Atlases PHANEROZOIC ERAEONPERIOD * CAINOZOIC MESOZOIC PALAEOZOIC * Cretaceous 11 Slices * Jurassic 10 Slices * Triassic 6 Slices * Permian 7 Slices * Carboniferous 6 Slices * Devonian 10 Slices * Silurian 3 Slices * Ordovician 4 Slices * Cambrian 6 Slices 141 205 251 298 354 410 434 490 540 65 Ma 00/862

45 AGSO Triassic 1 00/863

46 AGSO Triassic 2 00/864

47 AGSO Triassic 3 00/865

48 AGSO Triassic 4 00/866

49 AGSO Triassic 5 00/867

50 AGSO Triassic 6 00/868

51 AGSO Jurassic 1 00/869

52 AGSO Jurassic 2 00/870

53 AGSO Jurassic 3 00/871

54 AGSO Jurassic 4 00/872

55 AGSO Jurassic 5 00/873

56 AGSO Jurassic 6 00/874

57 AGSO Jurassic 7 00/875

58 AGSO Jurassic 8 00/876

59 AGSO Jurassic 9 00/877

60 AGSO Jurassic 10 00/878

61 AGSO Cretaceous 1 00/879

62 AGSO Cretaceous 2 00/880

63 AGSO Cretaceous 3 00/881

64 AGSO Cretaceous 4 00/882

65 AGSO Cretaceous 5 00/883

66 AGSO Cretaceous 6 00/884

67 AGSO Cretaceous 7 00/885

68 AGSO Cretaceous 8 00/886

69 AGSO Cretaceous 9 00/887

70 AGSO Cretaceous 10 00/888

71 AGSO Cretaceous 11 00/889

72 Australian Geodynamics Cooperative Research Centre CAINOZOIC ERA Palaeogeographic Atlas AGSO 00/890

73 Quaternary & Tertiary 7 Slices AGSO Geological Time Scale 10 Palaeogeographic Atlases PHANEROZOIC ERAEONPERIOD * CAINOZOIC MESOZOIC PALAEOZOIC * Cretaceous 11 Slices * Jurassic 10 Slices * Triassic 6 Slices * Permian 7 Slices * Carboniferous 6 Slices * Devonian 10 Slices * Silurian 3 Slices * Ordovician 4 Slices * Cambrian 6 Slices 141 205 251 298 354 410 434 490 540 65 Ma 00/891

74 AGSO Cainozoic 1 00/892

75 AGSO Cainozoic 2 00/893

76 AGSO Cainozoic 3 00/894

77 AGSO Cainozoic 4 00/895

78 AGSO Cainozoic 5 00/896

79 AGSO Cainozoic 6 00/897

80 AGSO Cainozoic 7 00/898

81 00/899

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