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TitreOverview of the Targeted Geoscience Initiative 4 Nickel-Copper-Platinum Group Elements-Chromium Project (2010-2015) - mafic to ultramafic ore systems: footprint, fertility and vectors
AuteurAmes, D E; Houlé, M G
SourceSummary of Field Work and Other Activities 2011; Ontario Geological Survey, Open File Report 6270, 2011 p. 37.1-37.7
Année2011
Séries alt.Secteur des sciences de la Terre, Contribution externe 20110168
Documentpublication en série
Lang.anglais
Mediapapier
ProvinceOntario
SNRC41I/06; 41I/07; 41I/10; 41I/11; 42A/05; 42A/06; 42A/11; 42A/12; 42D/09; 42D/15; 42D/16; 43D/16
Lat/Long OENS-81.6667 -80.6667 53.0000 52.2500
Lat/Long OENS-86.6667 -86.0000 49.0000 48.5000
Lat/Long OENS-86.5000 -86.0000 53.0000 52.7500
Lat/Long OENS-82.0000 -81.0000 48.7500 48.2500
Sujetsgisements minéraux; gîtes minéralogiques; nickel; cuivre; platine; chrome; gîtes magmatiques; roches magmatiques; Dôme de Shaw ; géologie économique
Illustrationslocation maps
ProgrammeÉtude des gîtes magmatiques de Ni-Cu-EPG, Initiative géoscientifique ciblée (IGC-4)
Résumé(disponible en anglais seulement)
The fourth phase of the Targeted Geoscience Initiative (TGI-4) is a five-year (2010-2015) collaborative federal geoscience program with a mandate to employ public geoscience in the development of new geoscience knowledge and techniques in support of more effective exploration for buried ore deposits.
This contribution highlights major components of the magmatic nickel-copper-platinum group elements (PGE)-chromium project conducted under the TGI-4 program and implemented in collaboration with provincial and territorial governments and agencies, academia and mineral industry sectors. More specifically, this article summarizes the program objectives, gives an overview of the project objectives and main themes, and includes discussion of targeted areas, with a special emphasis on those taking place in Ontario.
GEOSCAN ID289245