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2007 |
Jamie Wilkinson |
- Intracratonic hydrothermal flow systems and the genesis of sediment-hosted Zn-Pb ore deposits
- Metal sources and sinks: searching for the key ingredients to make hydrothermal ore deposits
- The potential of Zn, Cu and Fe isotopes in the science and exploration of ore deposits
- Determining ore fluid chemistry using laser ablation ICPMS analysis of fluid inclusions |
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2005-06 |
A. James Macdonald |
- Why Geoscience? |
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2004-05 |
David R. Cooke |
- Breccias in epithermal and porphyry deposits: the birth and death of magmatic-
hydrothermal systems
- The giant stratiform sediment-hosted Zn-Pb-Ag deposits of Northern Australia
- Porphyry copper-gold deposits: characteristics, genesis and on-going controversies
- El Teniente porphyry copper-molybdenum deposit, Chile: formation of the world's
largest porphyry copper-molybdenum deposit in an active continental margin |
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2003-04 |
Francois Robert |
- Gold-quartz vein field of the Val d'Or district of Abitibi: A type example of
a synorogenic system
- Giant gold deposits of the Abitibi greenstone belt and related models
- A comparison of gold deposits in the Abitibi, Canada, and Eastern Goldfields,
Australia, Archean greenstone terranes
- Geology and setting of gold deposits of the north Carlin trend, Nevada |
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2002-03 |
Richard Goldfarb |
-Lode gold deposits through earth history - patterns in space and time
-The tectonic evolution of Alaska and controls on regional metallogenesis
-Gold deposits of China - Precambrian cratons and Phanerozoic orogens
-Orogenic vs. intrusion-related gold deposits - similarities and differences
-Geo-environmental aspects of Alaska gold deposits |
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2001-02 |
Antonio Arribas R. |
-From volcanoes and geothermal systems to world-class precious metals deposits
- Exploration for epithermal deposits
- Case studies of epithermal and porphyry mineralization |
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2001-02 |
J. Richard Kyle |
-The economic geology of microbes: relation between mineral resources and bacterial
processes
- The rise and fall of an industrial minerals giant: a century of fire and brimstone
- The giant Pliocene porphyry-skarn copper-gold deposits, Ertsberg District, Indonesia:
exploration, production and research in a challenging environment |
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2000-01 |
Graham Farquharson |
-Reflections of the Bre-X Saga
- Pioneering mining in the arctic |
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2000-01 |
William X. Chavez, Jr. |
-Mineral resources and mining: supply, demand and the environment
- Supergene oxidation of copper deposits: the zoning of copper oxide minerals and
applications to minerals exploration |
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1999-2000 |
Murray W. Hitzman |
-The Zambian Copper Belt - a new look at a classic world-class district
- Geology and genesis of the Irish Zn-Pb orefield
- Olympic Dam-type iron oxide Cu-Au-U deposits |
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1999-2000 |
John F.H. Thompson |
-Research and mineral exploration
- Cordilleran metallogeny of Western Canada
- Intrusion-related mineral deposits; tectonics, magmas and fluids |
|
1998-99 |
Michael J. Knuckey |
-World-wide exploration, can we afford it?
- Exploration - Strategic Planning
- Economic implications of world-wide exploration |
|
1998-99 |
C. Michael Lesher |
-Physical volcanology, geochemistry and petrogenesis of komatiitic basalt lava channels
and channelized sheet flows in the Cape Smith Belt, New Quebec
- Genesis of magmatic Ni-Cu-(PGE) sulphide deposits |
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1997-98 |
Hugo T. Dummett |
-Discovery of the Northwest Territories, Canada, diamond-bearing kimberlite province
and implications for future discoveries
- Hydrothermal brecciation in porphyry copper deposits, an essential component of
main stage mineralization |
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1997-98 |
Jeffrey W. Hedenquist |
-Volcanoes, geothermal systems, and hydrothermal ore deposits: an intimate relationship
- Evolution of intrusion-centered hydrothermal systems: coupling of porphyry and
epithermal ore environments
- Exploration for epithermal gold deposits in the Circum-Pacific region |
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1996-97 |
Richard W. Henley |
-Exploration in a chaotic world |
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1996-97 |
Lawrence D. Meinert |
-Exploration geology on the frontier - the search for gold in exotic places
- Hydrothermal fluid flow and mineral zonation in skarns associated with magmatic
systems |
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1995-96 |
Robert J. Bodnar |
-Volatile evolution and the source and distribution of metals in porphyry copper
systems
- Fluid inclusion techniques in the exploration for mineral and hydrocarbon deposits |
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1995-96 |
Odin Christensen |
-Sedimentary rock-hosted gold deposits of the Carlin Trend, Nevada
- Gold deposits in sedimentary rocks
- Mining geology today: applying geologic knowledge for resource stewardship and
environmental protection
- What makes a successful explorer |
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1994-95 |
Bruce A. Bouley |
-Metamorphic core complexes, detachment faults, extensional tectonics, and gold
mineralization - progression of a paradigm
-Calc-alkalic (Shoshonitic) lamprophyres and gold: the Mt. Estelle connection
- Geology and exploration at the Pebble porphyry copper-gold deposits, Alaska |
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1994-95 |
Stephen E. Kesler |
-Origin of Appalachian Mississippi Valley-type deposits
- What can we learn from fluid inclusion gas chemistry
- Application of oxygen isotope geochemistry in mineral exploration
- Metallogenesis of Middle America and the Caribbean |
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1993-94 |
Alex C. Brown |
-Genesis of stratiform copper deposits
- Genesis of Abitibi gold deposits
- Genesis of volcanogenic massive deposits
- Moroccan base metal deposits |
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1993-94 |
Kenneth F. Clark |
-Metallogenetic provinces and epochs of Mexico
- Gold and silver deposits in Mexico |
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1992-93 |
Gilles O. Allard |
-Mineralogical anomalies - exploration targets for metamorphosed ore deposits
- The Dore Lake Complex, Quebec; a metamorphosed Archean layered igneous complex
- The tectonic and metallogenetic evolution of the Chibougamau Mining District,
Quebec
- The exploration potential of the Carolina Terrane (Slate Belt and Charlotte Belt)
of Georgia
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1992-93 |
Richard E. Beane |
-Fluid inclusions: a record of ancient geologic environments
- Hydrothermal fluids associated with shallow intrusions: what were they like and
where did they come from?
-Interpreting hydrothermal processes in high-level gold systems |
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1991-92 |
Donald E. Ranta |
-New gold mines of the Western United States
- Geologic evaluation of ore deposits - from discovery to production |
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1991-92 |
William H. Spence |
-Continental tectonics, intraplate earthquakes, and metallogenic provinces - a hypothesis
- Gold deposits of the Southern Appalachians |
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1990-91 |
James M. Franklin |
-Volcanic massive sulfide deposits, ancient and modern
- Geochemical and isotope studies of sulfides and alteration - Pipes associated
with modern and ancient massive sulfide deposits |
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1990-91 |
Peter G. Vikre |
-Trends in the gold mining industry in Nevada
- Precious metal deposits in the Great Basin
- Mineral exploration and geology |
|
1989-90 |
William E. Seyfried |
-Experimental and theoretical constraints on hydrothermal alteration processes at
mid-ocean ridges
- Geochemical processes affecting base metal mobility in submarine hydrothermal
systems |
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1989-90 |
William C. Shanks III |
-Geology and geochemistry of hydrothermal vent fluids, sediment alteration, and
massive sulfide deposits in the Escanaba trough, Gorda Ridge, Northeast Pacific
- Geochemical reaction modeling of fluid mixing, water-rock interaction, and stable
isotope evolution in submarine hydrothermal systems |
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1988-89 |
Richard W. Hutchinson |
-Re-evaluation of gold source in Witwatersrand ores
metallogency of Precambrian gold deposits: space and time relationships
- Regional metallogency in the Northwestern U.S. and its significance in ore deposits
geology
- Mineral deposits as guides to supracrustal evolution |
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1988-89 |
Richard H. Sillitoe |
-Ores in volcanoes
- Gold deposits in Western Pacific Island arcs |
|
1987-88 |
Robert E. Folinsbee |
-Mineral exploration and exploitation into the 21st Century
- Zipf's Law and the log normal size distribution of ore deposits
- The USSR as a mining colossus
- Mineral exploration and exploitation in Australia: 1968, Before and After |
|
1987-88 |
Ernest L. Ohle |
-The genesis of Mississippi Valley-Type lead-zinc deposits; how strong is the evidence
- Professional ethics for geologists
- The history of ore discovery in the world's largest lead district, southeast Missouri |
|
1986-87 |
William S. Fyfe |
-Plate tectonics and resources
- Organisms and mineral deposits
- Formation of gold deposits |
|
1986-87 |
Frederick J. Sawkins |
-Ore generating systems through geologic time: uniformitarian and non-uniformitarian
aspects
- Depositional controls and metal sources for epithermal precious metal deposits:
A view from Mexico |
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1985-86 |
Allan V. Heyl |
-Little known types of ore deposits found in recent years including invisible or
new types of deposits
-Geologic characteristics of three major Mississippi Valley Districts
-Types of massive sulfide deposits from Kuroko, Rammelsberg, Falun to Balmat
-The Rio Grande trough or rift and some related ore deposits
-Summary of major deposits of the Appalachian fold, thrust, and Piedmont Belts of
the Eastern U.S. and Canada |
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1985-86 |
Spencer R. Titley |
-The types and styles of mineralization of the Pacific Ocean perimeter
- The nature of intrusion-centered ore systems
- The interplay of process and environment in ore formation |
|
1984-85 |
Steven D. Scott |
-Polymetallic sulfide deposits of the modern Pacific Ocean and their ancient analogues
-Lithogeochemical and mineralogical haloes as exploration guides for volcanogenic
massive sulfide deposits
-Sulfide and sulfide-silicate equilibria in hydrothermal and metamorphic environments:
experiments and applications |
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1984-85 |
Paul K. Sims |
-Geology and metallogency of Archean and Proterozoic terranes in the Great Lakes
Region
-Tectono-stratigraphic environments of depositiojn of Archean and Proterozoic iron
formations - with emphasis on Lake Superior Region |
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1983-84 |
Leo Miller |
-Distribution of ore deposits and their environments through geologic time
-Massive sulfide deposits within volcanic arcs
-Deep drilling for ore fluids within modern volcanic arcs
-Sulphur ore controls within evaporite basins |
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1983-84 |
Brian J. Skinner |
-The tenuous resource base
-The evolution of mineral deposits through time
-Submarine ore-depositing processes in the modern ocean |
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1982-83 |
C. Wayne Burnham |
-Magmas and hydrothermal fluids
-Processes of hydrous magma generation
-Evolution of hydrothermal fluids from magmas
-Hydrothermal mineralization and alteration by magmatically- derived fluids |
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1982-83 |
Marco T. Einaudi |
-The geologic environment and compositions of skarn deposits: implications for mineral
exploration
-Geology and exploration at Anaconda's Carr Fork Property, Bingham Canyon Mining
District, Utah
-The Yerington Mining District, Nevada: A 5km vertical section through porphyry
copper and related deposits |
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1981-82 |
Heinrich D. Holland |
-Hydrothermal vents on the East Pacific Rise at 21"
-Metals in black shales
-Marine evaporites and the history of sea water |
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1981-82 |
Donald F. Sangster |
-Sandstone-hosted lead deposits: a review of their geology and genesis
-Physical parameters of ore fluids and depositional environments -Controlling formative
sites of submarine exhalative deposits in volcanic and sedimentary terranes |
|
1980-81 |
H.L. Barnes |
-Clues to ore genesis from modern geothermal systems
-Mineral solubilities and ore formation
-Mississippi Valley-type deposits - a genetic model |
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1980-81 |
Stanley H. Ward |
-The search for hydrothermal systems
-Geophysics and ore deposits |
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1979-80 |
Robert O. Fournier |
-Hydrothermal systems in the shallow magmatic environment
-Estimation of underground temperatures in active hydrothermal systems
-The active hydrothermal system at Yellowstone National Park |
|
1979-80 |
John P. Hunt |
-Geology of porphyry copper
-Geology as applied to mining
-Geology and exploration
-Mineral resources and political power |
|
1978-79 |
Samuel S. Adams |
-Aspects of the geology of the Jackpile-Paguate uranium deposits, New Mexico
-Uranium geology, exploration, reserves and resource assessment
-Ore deposits, exploration and curricula |
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1978-79 |
Allan F. Agnew |
-Illusions - the Congressional process and geologists
-Risks - the geologist and public policy |
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1977-78 |
A.M. Goodwin |
-Precambrian metallogenesis and tectonism
-Archean metallogenesis in the Superior Geotraverse Project, Canadian Shield |
|
1977-78 |
J. David Lowell |
-Mineral Exploration: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow |
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1976-77 |
Eugene N. Cameron |
-A Mineral Policy for the United States
-The Bushveld Complex - evolution of a treasure house |
|
1976-77 |
A. J. Naldrett |
-Recent ideas with respect to genesis of nickel sulfide deposits
-Ultramafic Volcanism - morphology, magma chemistry, and magma genesis
-Sudbury - impact, eruption and mineralization |
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1975-76 |
Paul B. Barton, Jr. |
No specific title available |
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1975-76 |
William C. Kelly |
-The tin-tungsten deposits of Panasqueira, Portugal
-Deformational features in the common ore sulfides
-Geological applications of fluid inclusions |
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1974-75 |
Konrad B. Krauskopf |
-Ore deposits and igneous processes
-Tungsten: Geochemical behavior and ore deposits |
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1974-75 |
Walter S. White |
-The native copper and copper-shale deposits of Northern Michigan
-The regional geology of the Keweenawan Copper Province, Lake Superior Region |
|
1973-74 |
Donald Everhart |
-Geologic controls and genesis of phosphate and potash deposits |
|
1973-74 |
Louis Gustafson |
-Evolution of porphyry copper mineralization at El Salvador, Chile |
|
1973-74 |
Ulrich Petersen |
-Metallogenic provinces of South America |
|
1972-73 |
Charles Meyer |
-Evolution of ore-forming processes through geologic time |
|
1972-73 |
Donald E. White |
-Hydrothermal fluids of diverse origin
-Geothermal energy - principles and potential |
|
1972 |
James A. Noble |
-Metallogenic provinces and metal ore finding in the Western U.S. |
|
1972 |
H.D.B. Wilson |
T-he significance of copper lead belts
-Ore deposits of Archean shields |