GS2 - |
Economic Geology |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| Oral Presentations: | |
| 9:40 | P. Hollings*, D.R. Cooke and J.L Walshe. The characteristics, distribution and controls of giant porphyry copper deposits |
GS5 - |
Mineralogy and crystallography |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 3:20 | T.H. Pearce and L.D. Lepage*. Violet laser induced fluorescence: a new tool for mineral identification |
GS6 - |
Petrology (Igneous and metamorphic) and volcanology |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 9:40 | J.P. Owen* and K. Bell. Trace element and isotopic constraints on the origin and age of upper mantle metasomatism in central-southern Italy |
GS7 - |
Precambrian Geology |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 9:40 | R.A. Sproule*, M. Lesher, J.A. Ayer, P.C. Thurston and N.T. Arndt. Nd isotope geochemistry of 2750 – 2701 Ma komatiitic rocks in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt, Canada |
GS11 - |
Sedimentology, Stratigraphy and Paleontology |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 11:00 | D.J. Findlay*, F. McCarthy and U. Brand. Mechanisms for anomalous calcium carbonate preservation in the abyssal western north Pacific |
GS3 - |
Environmental Geosciences and Geochemistry |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 3:20 | J. Potter*, M.G. Siemann and M. Tsypukov. A study of the origin and behaviour of gases in salt deposits with implications for hazardous waste disposal |
SM1 - |
Sedimentology - progress, problems and future directions |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 9:40 | O. Catuneanu. Sequence stratigraphy - early ideas, current confusions, and future directions |
SM3 - |
Paul F. Karrow Symposium – reviews and reflections on Quaternary Sciences |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 9:40 | S.M. Blasco* and F.M.G. McCarthy. Late Quaternary history of the Georgian Bay Lake Basin- as viewed from the lakebed |
SM4 - |
Late Cenozoic Environmental Change in the Arctic |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 10:40 | W.W. Shilts. Using periglacial patterns to map terrain materials on the Canadian Shield north of the treeline, west of Hudson Bay |
SM5 - |
S3: Sulphides, Structures and Synchrotron Light - A symposium in honour of Mike Fleet |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 2:00 | W.E. Stone*, E. Deloule, S.W. Beresford and M. Fiorentini. Anomalously high δD values within the Archean Boston Creek ferropicrite, Abitibi Belt, Ontario: linkage of degassing to oxidation and PGE mineralisation in magnetite gabbro |
SM6 - |
The A, B, C’s of Conodonts (Autecology, Biostratigraphy and Conodont Palaeobiology) |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 9:40 | A.D. McCracken. Ordovician conodonts from Akpatok Island, Nunavut |
SS1 - |
Atomic ordering in minerals and implications for mineral stability |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 10:00 | F.C. Hawthorne. Short-range order in minerals: theory and experiment |
SS3 - |
Rocky shorelines in the geological record - Paleobiological and sedimentological signatures |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 10:20 | G.A. Young*, R.J. Elias, G.S. Nowlan, D.M. Rudkin and E.P. Dobrzanski. The cove beneath the cove: Ordovician-Silurian paleoshorelines underlying a modern shore near Churchill Airport, northern Manitoba |
SS4 - |
Interpreting the structures in partially melted deep (>25km) continental crust |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 3:20 | E.L. Sawyer. Field and petrological observation on the location of melt in deep crustal rocks |
SS5 - |
High-strain zones: From structural analysis and theoretical modeling to tectonic and economic significance |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 10:20 | W.M. Schwerdtner. Monoclinic S/Z folds as shear-sense indicators within major high-strain zones |
SS6 - |
Groundwater resources I: Regional hydrogeology in southern Ontario |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 9:40 | P.J. Martin*, J. Graham, A.G. Merry and L. Nicks. Toward Ontario’s groundwater management - Ambient Characterization of Regional Aquifers in Southwestern and Central Ontario |
SS7 - |
Groundwater resources II: Water quality and human health |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 3:20 | R. McGregor. Mobility of caffeine, clofibric acid and ibuprofen in oxidizing and reducing aquifers |
SS8 - |
Enhancing Earth Science Awareness and Education |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 9:40 | G.S Nowlan. Geoscience experience for northern communities (GENCOM): a project to enhance geoscience knowledge, especially in the communities of northern Canada |
SS10 - |
Rare Element Geochemistry and Ore Deposits |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 10:00 | R.L Linnen. The importance of mafic wallrocks to the generation of large pegmatite-hosted tantalum deposits |
SS11 - |
Geoscience databases and GIS - Spatially enabling your data |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 9:40 | M.S. Robertson. Land Information Ontario: creating a spatial data infrastructure for Ontario |
SS13 - |
Unconventional styles of Platinum Group Element mineralization |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 10:00 | T.E.S. Gomwe*, S-J. Barnes, M.J. Lavigne and C. Dionne-Foster. Platinum-group element comparison of the Roby and Twilight Zones of the Lac des Iles Complex, northwest Ontario |
SS14 - |
Kimberlites and diamonds: New discoveries and new developments |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 10:00 | D.H. Quirt. Cr-diopside (clinopyroxene) as a kimberlite indicator mineral for diamond exploration in glaciated terrains |
SS15 - |
Made in Ontario solutions to mineral exploration challenges |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 3:20 | P.B. Hostetler, J. Ray*, R. Dyer, G. Grabowski, D. Guindon and D. Russell. Detecting and interpreting emergence sites of mineralized groundwater in lakes and rivers of Northern Ontario |
SS17 - |
The Earth Sciences and wine |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 10:00 | J.Z. Fraser*, H. Fisher and C. Clarke. Evaluation of soil placement and ammendment strategies for viticultue in depleted limestone quarries in the Niagara Peninsula |
SS18 - |
The Niagara Escarpment Special Session: Earth Science and Environmental Planning |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 9:40 | B. Murch*, D. Kirk and J. Durst. Eramosa Karst Area of natural and scientific interest (ANSI) |
SS19 - |
Molecules to Planets: Infrared spectroscopy in geochemistry, exploration geochemistry and remote sensing |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 9:40 | J.M. Byrnes*, M.S. Ramsey and P.L. King. Infrared spectroscopic analysis of synthetic glasses: application to basaltic lava flow emplacement |
SS20 - |
Ontario Oil and Gas, the joining of two basins |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 3:20 | N. Garner and M.T. Cioppa*. Paleomagnetism of subsurface Trenton Group carbonates, southwestern Ontario: preliminary results |
SS21 - |
Evolution of mid- to deep-crustal terrains through time |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 9:40 | C.O. Böhm*, L.M. Heaman and N. Machado. Neoarchean high-grade metamorphism of the Pikwitonei Granulite Domain, NW Superior Craton |
SS23 - |
Early Earth Impacts and Planetary Science |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 10:00 | M.R. Dence. Implications of structural trends in Canadian impact craters for early impacts on Earth |
SS25 - |
Holocene and Little Ice Age climate change in western Canada |
| Time | Abstract |
|---|---|
| 11:00 | J.D. Tomkins* and S.F. Lamoureux. Little Ice Age conditions in the southern Selwyn Mountains as indicated by varve structure in a subarctic lake |