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SEG 2018For more information, visit www.bhp.com

We are among the world’s top producers of major commodities, including iron ore, metallurgical coal and copper. We also have substantial interests in oil, gas, energy coal, nickel and potash.

Our corporate purpose is to create long-term shareholder value through the discovery, acquisition, development and marketing of natural resources. We do this through our strategy: managing a simple and diverse portfolio of 12 core operated assets around the world with low-cost options for future growth.

Our unique portfolio allows our diverse team of geoscientists the opportunity to apply unrivalled technical skills and technology to unlock further value from exploration through resource geology, and extraction. This places BHP at the front of the challenge to meet customer needs and resource demand globally.

We are committed to delivering a broader contribution through our social investments, environmental custodianship, and operating to the highest safety and health standards, thereby ensuring lasting economic and social benefits for the communities where we operate.

8:15am–10:05am Session 1: Technology and Energy Metals Session 2: Mineral Exploration Footprints Project

10:05am–10:35am Break and Posters

10:35am–11:00am Session 1 (cont.)

11:00am–12:30pm Session 3: Infrastructure Metals

10:35am–12:30pm Session 4: Precious Metals

12:30pm–1:30pm Lunch and Posters

1:30pm–3:05pm Session 5: Base Metals Session 6: Precious Metals

3:05pm–3:35pm Break and Posters

3:35pm–3:55pm Session 5 (cont.) Session 6 (cont.)

3:55pm–5:15pm Speed Talks 1: Magmatic-Associated BM, IOCG, G3 Geoscience Education Forum

5:15pm–7:00pm Exhibit/Poster Reception Columbine Ballroom

7:00pm–10:00pm Industry Outlook Dinner* Torreys Peak

8:15am–10:25am Session 7: Integrating Petroleum and Minerals Systems Approaches to Sedimentary Basins Session 8: Base Metals


10:55am–12:30pm Session 9: Integrating Geology, Geochemistry, and Geophysics Session 10: Precious Metals


1:30pm–2:00pm Speed Talks 2: Metals and Processes in Basins Speed Talks 3: Gold

2:00pm-3:00pm Posters

3:00pm-3:30pm Break

3:30pm–5:30pm Session 11: Looking to the Future

5:30pm Closing Remarks Steve Enders, Conference Chair

REGISTRATIONMain Lobby, Keystone Conference Center

Saturday: 7:00am–7:00pmSunday: 7:00am–6:30pmMonday: 7:30am–5:00pmTuesday: 7:30am–12:00pmWednesday: 7:00am–9:00am

EXHIBITS and POSTERS Columbine Ballroom

Saturday: 5:30pm–7:30pmSunday: 10:00am–7:00pmMonday: 10:00am–7:00pmTuesday: 2:00pm–3:00pm

SPEAKER READY ROOMCrestone Peak Office

Friday: 8:00am–5:00pmSaturday: 8:00am–5:00pmSunday: 8:00am–5:00pmMonday: 8:00am–5:00pmTuesday: 8:00am–1:30pm

WIFI ACCESSNetwork: Keystone Conference Center Password: SEG2018

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGSConference Abstracts and submitted presentations are available at www.segabstracts.org/schedule_public.php

All sessions and events are held at the Keystone Conference Center.

8:15am–8:30am Welcoming Remarks Steve Enders, Conference Chair

8:30am–10:10am Plenary Session: Recent Breakthroughs in Economic Geology


10:40am–12:00pm Plenary Session: Integrating Geology, Geochemistry, and Geophysics


1:00pm–3:10pm Plenary Session: Integrating Petroleum and Minerals Systems Approaches to Sedimentary Basins

3:10pm–3:40pm Break and Posters

3:40pm–4:30pm Plenary Session: Societal Implications

4:30pm–5:10pm SEG Distinguished Lecturer: Christoph Heinrich

5:15pm–7:00pm Exhibit/Poster Reception Columbine Ballroom

7:00pm–10:00pm SEG Dinner and Awards Ceremony* Torreys Peak

SATURDAY

1:00pm–5:00pm Student and SEG Early Career Professionals Forum Castle Peak/Shavano Peak/ Red Cloud Peak

5:00pm–5:30pm Presidential Address J. Bruce Gemmell, SEG President Shavano Peak/Red Cloud Peak

5:30pm–7:30pm Welcome Reception Columbine Ballroom

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY

*Ticketed events

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Welcome!We welcome you to SEG 2018 at Keystone, SEG’s flagship international conference!

The SEG 2018 conference theme, “Metals, Min-erals, and Society,” was chosen to showcase the latest developments across the breadth of our discipline, covering topics from advanced academic studies to practical case histories, and within a societal context. The conference focuses on precious and base metals that form the traditional backbone of our exploration and research projects, infrastructure metals needed for the urbanization of our modern world, and technology and energy minerals and metals used in fast-developing industries and markets.

This conference features an outstanding lineup of speakers, complemented by high- quality poster presentations and an exceptional group of topical pre- and post-meeting field trips and workshops. The technical program also features plenary sessions on recent break-throughs in economic geology, integration of multidisciplinary geoscience, and the crossover between petroleum and ore deposit geoscience as applied to sedimentary basins. Students and early career professionals play a critical role as current innovators and future leaders in our society, and the conference builds on the SEG tradition of encouraging and sponsoring their participation with a series of integrated pre- and syn-conference events. In addition, we have included sessions with speed talks of five min-utes each in this year’s conference.

We are most grateful to our conference spon-sors, who will help make SEG 2018 a success. Their generosity directly facilitates student participation and programs.

On behalf of the Organizing Committee and all other volunteers, we welcome you to SEG 2018 in the heart of the spectacular Rocky Mountains. Enjoy the conference! M. Stephen Enders, Chair, SEG 2018 Organizing CommitteeDavid Broughton, SEG 2018 Technical Program Chair Brian Hoal, Executive Director, Society of Economic Geologists

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2 SEG 2018 Conference

Table of Contents

1 Welcome

3 Conference Information

4 SEG Awardees

5 Pre-Conference Program

7 Program

7 Sunday

10 Monday

18 Tuesday

24 Biographies of Invited Speakers

40 Post-Conference Program

41 Posters

72 Exhibitors/floor plan

Back cover flap Thank you, Sponsors

Inside Back cover Conference Center floor plan

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Conference Information*

Conference Organizing Committee• Conference Chair: M. Stephen Enders,

Colorado School of Mines • SEG Executive Director: Brian Hoal • Technical Program: David W. Broughton,

Ivanhoe Mines/Consultant• Publications: Antonio Arribas, Akita University;

Jeffrey L. Mauk, U.S. Geological Survey• Field Trips: Nathan H. Brewer, Gold Fields

Exploration, Inc. • Workshops: Andrew T. Wurst, Barrick Gold

Corporation • Poster Sessions/Students: Regina M.

Baumgartner, Teck • Fundraising/Marketing: Nikki Morrison, SEG • SEG Executive Assistant: Alison Cronk

SEG Contact Information7811 Shaffer ParkwayLittleton, CO 80127-3732Tel. 1.720.981.7882E-mail: [email protected]: www.segweb.org

Conference Organizer Kathy BaselBasel Marketing and Events Tel. 1.720.217.5692E-mail: [email protected]

Exhibit Sales Manager Darline Daley Quality Business ServicesTel. 1.303.523.0806E-mail: [email protected]

*For registration, exhibit, and speaker ready room hours, as well as an overview of schedules, please see the inside front cover of this program. A Conference Center floor plan is located inside the back cover. All events, except where attendees have been informed otherwise, will be held in the Center. For updates, please visit www.seg2018.org.

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SEG Awardees

Please be sure to join us Sunday, September 23, from 7:00 to 10:00pm in the Torreys Peak room at the Keystone Conference Center for the SEG Dinner and Awards Ceremony.

SEG R.A.F. Penrose Gold Medal for 2017Christoph A. heinriChETH Zurich, Switzerland

SEG Silver Medal for 2017KAren D. Kelley

U.S. Geological Survey, USA

SEG Ralph W. Marsden Award for 2017FrAnçois robert

Barrick Gold Corporation, Canada

SEG Waldemar Lindgren Award for 2017pilAr leCumberri sAnChez University of Alberta, Canada

SEG Brian J. Skinner Award for 2017DAohAn zhAng

China University of Geosciences

SEG Brian J. Skinner Honorable Mention for 2017Keith D. morrison

Arizona State University, USA

SEG Distinguished Lecturer for 2018Christoph A. heinriCh ETH Zurich, Switzerland

SEG International Exchange Lecturer for 2018AlAn J. Wilson

Antofagasta Minerals, Canada

SEG Thayer Lindsley Visiting Lecturer for 2018John h. Dilles

Oregon State University, USA

SEG Regional VP Lecturer for 2018lenA VirgìniA soAres monteiro

University of São Paulo, Brazil

1 AWARDEES

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Pre-Conference Program

Saturday, September 22, 2018

Student and SEG Early CareerProfessionals Forum

1:00pm–3:00pmRoundtable DiscussionsStudent interactive roundtable sessions. Open to students and young professionals.Castle Peak

3:00pm–3:30pmCoffee Break Shavano Peak/Red Cloud Peak

3:30pm–5:00pmForumHosted byA wrap-up and panel discussion of the roundtable sessions. Open to all conference attendees.Shavano Peak/Red Cloud Peak

Panel members:John Thompson, Cornell UniversityLibby Sharman, BHPJesse Clark, BHPFabien Rabayrol, UBCRegina Baumgartner, Teck

5:00pm–5:30pm

SEG Presidential Address

J. Bruce Gemmell, SEG President Shavano Peak/Red Cloud Peak

5:30pm–7:30pm

Welcome Reception

Columbine Ballroom

PRE-CONFERENCE PROGRAM 1


Pre-Conference Field Trips

Central and South Kamchatka September 13–19 Mining Districts, Far East of RussiaLeader: Daria S. Bukhanova

Rare Earth and Precious Metal September 17–22 Systems of the Mojave Desert Region Leaders: William X. Chávez, Jr., Erich U. Petersen

Lithium and Gold Associated September 18–21 with RhyolitesLeaders: Ruth A. Carraher, Jonathan G. Price, Ted Wilton

Uncovering the Bingham and September 20–22 Stockton Cu-Mo-Au Porphyries Leaders: Rudy Ganske, Kitty Gundy, Ken Krahulec

Cripple Creek and Victor Mines September 21Leader: Douglas White

Pre-Conference Workshops

Applied Structural Geology of September 21–22 Precious Metal-Bearing Hydrothermal Mineralizing Systems Presenters: Wayne Barnett, Stephen Cox, David Rhys, Julie Rowland, Blair Hrabi

Introduction to Geology-Driven September 21–22 Resource Domaining and Modeling

Sponsored by

Presenters: Matt Hastings, Anna Kutkiewicz

Geophysics for Geologists: September 21–22 Basic Principles and Case Histories Presenter: Alan King

Mineral Vectoring in September 21–22 Hydrothermal Ore Deposits: A Multiscale Approach

Sponsored by

Presenters: Cari Deyell-Wurst, Brigette Martini

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Technical Program

Talks for which the presenting author is a student can be identified by as asterisk (*) that follows the presenter. Posters can be viewed during all breaks.

DAY 1 — Sunday, September 23, AM

8:15-8:30 Welcoming remarks Steve Enders, Conference Chair

Plenary - Recent Breakthroughs in Economic GeologyPatrick Redmond, Teck

8:30-9:00 Nick Hayward (Invited) Spatial periodicity in self-organized critical ore systems

9:00–9:30 John Ashton (SGA Invited Speaker) Discovery of the Tara deep Zn-Pb mineralization at the Boliden Tara mine, Navan, Ireland

9:30–9:50 Aldo Vasquez Application of zircons as a magmatic fertility proxy in global porphyry exploration

9:50–10:10 Don Pridmore Alteration in gold systems and its significance in interpreting results from 3D seismic surveys

10:10–10:40 Break

Plenary - Integrating Geology, Geochemistry, and Geophysics Jon Woodhead, JAW Consulting

10:40–11:10 Mark Jessell (Invited) 3D uncertainty in contrasting geological scenarios

11:10–11:35 François Robert (Invited), Rob Krcmarov Exploration success: Strategic elements, technology, and innovation

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11:35–12:00 Julie Rowland The making of a metal belt: Insights from New Zealand’s active accretionary orogen

DAY 1 — Sunday, September 23, PM

12:00–1:00 Lunch

Plenary - Integrating Petroleum and Minerals Systems Approaches to Sedimentary BasinsRichard Chuchla, University of Texas at Austin; Cam McCuaig, BHP

1:00–1:30 Cam McCuaig (Invited) The power of a systems approach to minerals and petroleum exploration in sedimentary basins

1:30–1:55 Larry Cathles (Invited) Processes controlling sedimentary basin resources

1:55–2:20 Michael Hudec (Invited) Fluid flow around evolving salt structures and its influence on metal deposits

2:20–2:45 Poul Emsbo Seawater evaporation and density-driven fluid flow: Fluid source and drive for the formation of sedex zinc-lead-silver deposits

2:45–3:10 John Walsh (Invited) Fault-controlled fluid flow in sediment- hosted mineral deposits

3:10–3:40 Break

Plenary - Societal ImplicationsSteve Enders, Colorado School of Mines

3:40–4:05 Susan Lomas (Invited) MeTooMining - It is time to start the conversation!

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4:05–4:30 Ben Teschner Proposed mercury abatement and disposal at Donlin gold, Western Alaska: Geology, stakeholders, and mine permitting

4:30–5:10 Christoph Heinrich, 2018 SEG Distinguished Lecturer Fluid evolution and selective metal enrichment in magmatic-hydrothermal Cu-Au ore systems

5:15–7:00 Exhibit/Poster Reception

7:00 SEG Dinner and Awards Ceremony (ticketed event)

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Jeff

rey

Ed

elen

Geo

log

y o

f th

e E

sper

anza

go

ld s

karn

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osi

t,

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relo

s, M

exic

o

Vic

ki M

cCo

nnel

l, G

SA

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eosc

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tro

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ulto

n, A

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pip

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rob

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id T

hese

nga,

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son

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halle

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po

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dus

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n M

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iona

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3:55

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4:0

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4:15

4:20

4:25

4:30

DA

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try

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sig

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m a

vec

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plie

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ta C

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chem

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dro

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mal

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TUESDAY 4:35–7:00 1

3:55

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4:0

5

4:10

4:15

4:20

4:25

4:30

DA

Y 2

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4:40

4:45

4:50

4:55

5:0

0

5:0

5

5:10

5:15

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0

7:0

0

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-Luc

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te

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MS

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rmin

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ncie

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a s

tud

y o

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e C

amb

ro-O

rdov

icia

n M

ing

VM

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foun

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pp

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anad

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ruct

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dep

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ts, G

oiá

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al B

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kete

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vent

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9:0

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Y 3

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M

Inte

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ins

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osi

ts a

nd h

ydro

carb

on

trap

s in

Per

u, a

nd im

plic

atio

ns f

or

exp

lora

tio

n

Po

ster

s

Bre

ak (

coff

ee)

3:30

-3:4

5

3:45

-4:0

5

4:0

5-4:

25

4:25

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5

4:45

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5

5:0

5-5:

25

5:25

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0

5:30

John

Tho

mp

son,

Reg

ina

Bau

mg

artn

er

Intr

od

ucti

on

and

pre

sent

atio

n o

f aw

ard

s fo

r st

uden

t p

rese

nter

s

Cha

rles

Fun

k (I

nvit

ed)

Who

will

be

do

ing

gra

ssro

ots

exp

lora

tio

n an

d w

hat

will

the

y b

e d

oin

g?

Pab

lo M

ejia

(In

vite

d)

How

far

can

we

go

to

max

imiz

e va

lue

tho

ught

min

e/p

roje

ct e

xplo

rati

on?

Reg

ina

Bau

mg

artn

er (

Invi

ted

) H

ow w

ill w

e ch

arac

teri

ze o

reb

od

ies

fro

m d

ay o

ne a

nd d

eliv

er v

alue

?

Eliz

abet

h S

harm

an

The

futu

re o

f g

eosc

ienc

e in

exp

lora

tio

n? H

olis

tic

skill

s to

har

ness

the

ris

ing

tec

hno

log

ical

tid

e

Mur

ray

Hit

zman

(In

vite

d)

Wha

t w

ill a

cad

emic

and

gov

ernm

ent

rese

arch

loo

k lik

e an

d h

ow w

ill it

ben

efi t

exp

lora

tio

n?

Lluí

s F

ont

bo

té

Clo

sing

co

mm

ents

Ste

ve E

nder

s, S

EG

20

18 C

onf

eren

ce C

hair

C

onf

eren

ce c

losi

ng r

emar

ks

SESS

ION

EL

EV

EN


Kev

in A

nsd

ell i

s a

pro

fess

or

of

geo

l-o

gy

at t

he U

nive

rsit

y o

f S

aska

tche

-w

an. H

e o

bta

ined

a b

ache

lor’

s d

egre

e in

geo

log

y fr

om

Oxf

ord

Uni

vers

ity

in

198

2, p

rio

r to

ear

ning

an

M.S

c. d

egre

e fr

om

the

Uni

vers

ity

of

Alb

erta

and

a

Ph.

D. d

egre

e fr

om

Uni

vers

ity

of

Sas

-ka

tche

wan

. H

e ha

s b

een

a fa

cult

y m

emb

er s

ince

co

mp

leti

ng a

po

std

oc-

tora

l fel

low

ship

wit

h th

e G

eolo

gic

al S

urve

y o

f C

anad

a in

19

93

and

has

bee

n ac

tive

ly in

volv

ed in

the

tea

chin

g

and

sup

ervi

sio

n o

f un

der

gra

dua

te a

nd g

rad

uate

stu

-d

ents

in t

he a

reas

of

pet

rolo

gy,

Pre

cam

bri

an g

eolo

gy,

an

d m

iner

al d

epo

sits

. Kev

in is

a p

rofe

ssio

nal g

eosc

ien-

tist

wit

h th

e A

sso

ciat

ion

of

Pro

fess

iona

l Eng

inee

rs a

nd

Geo

scie

ntis

ts o

f S

aska

tche

wan

, a

Fel

low

of

the

SE

G,

Geo

scie

ntis

ts C

anad

a, a

nd t

he G

eolo

gic

al A

sso

ciat

ion

of

Can

ada,

and

aca

dem

ic a

dvi

sor

to t

he U

nive

rsit

y o

f S

aska

tche

wan

SE

G S

tud

ent

Cha

pte

r.

John

A

shto

n g

rad

uate

d

fro

m

the

Roy

al

Sch

oo

l o

f M

ines

, Lo

ndo

n,

in

1975

wit

h a

B.S

c. d

egre

e in

min

ing

g

eolo

gy.

He

und

erto

ok

Ph.

D. r

esea

rch

focu

sing

on

ore

geo

log

y an

d w

all-

rock

geo

chem

istr

y o

f P

b/Z

n an

d A

u ve

ins

in W

ales

at

the

Uni

vers

ity

of

Ab

erys

twyt

h un

til

1978

. A

fter

wo

rk-

ing

for

Mo

gul

of

Irel

and

Ltd

, Silv

erm

ines

, as

a m

ine

and

se

nio

r m

ine

geo

log

ist,

he

join

ed T

ara

Min

es L

td, N

avan

, in

19

80

. Jo

hn h

eld

sev

eral

po

siti

ons

, in

clud

ing

chi

ef

min

e g

eolo

gis

t, w

ith

invo

lvem

ent

in c

om

put

er s

ys-

tem

s, r

eso

urce

est

imat

ion,

del

inea

tio

n, a

nd e

xplo

rati

on

dri

lling

, and

he

bec

ame

chie

f ex

plo

rati

on

geo

log

ist

for

Bo

liden

Tar

a M

ines

in 2

00

5. H

is e

xper

ienc

e an

d in

ter-

ests

inc

lud

e 3D

geo

log

ic m

od

elin

g,

reso

urce

est

ima-

tio

n, t

he g

enes

is o

f ca

rbo

nate

-ho

sted

Zn/

Pb

dep

osi

ts,

and

exp

lora

tio

n fo

r b

ase

met

al d

epo

sits

.

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BIOGRAPHIES 1

Kev

in A

nsd

ell i

s a

pro

fess

or

of

geo

l-o

gy

at t

he U

nive

rsit

y o

f S

aska

tche

-w

an. H

e o

bta

ined

a b

ache

lor’

s d

egre

e in

geo

log

y fr

om

Oxf

ord

Uni

vers

ity

in

198

2, p

rio

r to

ear

ning

an

M.S

c. d

egre

e fr

om

the

Uni

vers

ity

of

Alb

erta

and

a

Ph.

D. d

egre

e fr

om

Uni

vers

ity

of

Sas

-ka

tche

wan

. H

e ha

s b

een

a fa

cult

y m

emb

er s

ince

co

mp

leti

ng a

po

std

oc-

tora

l fel

low

ship

wit

h th

e G

eolo

gic

al S

urve

y o

f C

anad

a in

19

93

and

has

bee

n ac

tive

ly in

volv

ed in

the

tea

chin

g

and

sup

ervi

sio

n o

f un

der

gra

dua

te a

nd g

rad

uate

stu

-d

ents

in t

he a

reas

of

pet

rolo

gy,

Pre

cam

bri

an g

eolo

gy,

an

d m

iner

al d

epo

sits

. Kev

in is

a p

rofe

ssio

nal g

eosc

ien-

tist

wit

h th

e A

sso

ciat

ion

of

Pro

fess

iona

l Eng

inee

rs a

nd

Geo

scie

ntis

ts o

f S

aska

tche

wan

, a

Fel

low

of

the

SE

G,

Geo

scie

ntis

ts C

anad

a, a

nd t

he G

eolo

gic

al A

sso

ciat

ion

of

Can

ada,

and

aca

dem

ic a

dvi

sor

to t

he U

nive

rsit

y o

f S

aska

tche

wan

SE

G S

tud

ent

Cha

pte

r.

John

A

shto

n g

rad

uate

d

fro

m

the

Roy

al

Sch

oo

l o

f M

ines

, Lo

ndo

n,

in

1975

wit

h a

B.S

c. d

egre

e in

min

ing

g

eolo

gy.

He

und

erto

ok

Ph.

D. r

esea

rch

focu

sing

on

ore

geo

log

y an

d w

all-

rock

geo

chem

istr

y o

f P

b/Z

n an

d A

u ve

ins

in W

ales

at

the

Uni

vers

ity

of

Ab

erys

twyt

h un

til

1978

. A

fter

wo

rk-

ing

for

Mo

gul

of

Irel

and

Ltd

, Silv

erm

ines

, as

a m

ine

and

se

nio

r m

ine

geo

log

ist,

he

join

ed T

ara

Min

es L

td, N

avan

, in

19

80

. Jo

hn h

eld

sev

eral

po

siti

ons

, in

clud

ing

chi

ef

min

e g

eolo

gis

t, w

ith

invo

lvem

ent

in c

om

put

er s

ys-

tem

s, r

eso

urce

est

imat

ion,

del

inea

tio

n, a

nd e

xplo

rati

on

dri

lling

, and

he

bec

ame

chie

f ex

plo

rati

on

geo

log

ist

for

Bo

liden

Tar

a M

ines

in 2

00

5. H

is e

xper

ienc

e an

d in

ter-

ests

inc

lud

e 3D

geo

log

ic m

od

elin

g,

reso

urce

est

ima-

tio

n, t

he g

enes

is o

f ca

rbo

nate

-ho

sted

Zn/

Pb

dep

osi

ts,

and

exp

lora

tio

n fo

r b

ase

met

al d

epo

sits

.

Larr

y M

. C

athl

es

per

form

ed

do

c-to

ral

rese

arch

o

n th

e vi

sco

sity

o

f th

e E

arth

’s m

antl

e at

Pri

ncet

on

Uni

-ve

rsit

y,

then

sp

ent

seve

n ye

ars

at

Ken

neco

tt

Co

pp

er

Co

rpo

rati

on’

s Le

dg

emo

nt L

abo

rato

ry. A

fter

join

ing

th

e fa

cult

y o

f th

e P

enns

ylva

nia

Sta

te

Uni

vers

ity

in 19

78, h

e in

vest

igat

ed t

he

form

atio

n o

f mas

sive

sul

fi d

e d

epo

sits

ne

wly

dis

cove

red

at

mid

-oce

an r

idg

es. A

t th

e C

hevr

on

Oil

Fie

ld R

esea

rch

Co

mp

any

(19

82–

198

6),

he

dev

el-

op

ed g

enet

ic a

nd e

xplo

rati

on

mo

del

s fo

r g

old

and

sul

-fi

de

dep

osi

ts a

nd i

nves

tig

ated

CO

2 g

ener

atio

n d

urin

g

stea

m fl

oo

din

g. H

e ha

s b

een

at C

orn

ell U

nive

rsit

y si

nce

198

6, w

here

he

has

und

erta

ken

a w

ide

vari

ety

of s

cien

-ti

fi c

inve

stig

atio

ns. R

ecen

tly,

his

res

earc

h ha

s in

volv

ed

the

imp

act

of n

atur

al g

as e

mis

sio

ns o

n cl

imat

e ch

ang

e,

sep

arat

ing

nat

ural

and

ant

hro

po

gen

ic d

rive

rs o

f glo

bal

w

arm

ing

, and

gla

cial

iso

stat

ic c

alcu

lati

ons

of

sea-

leve

l ch

ang

e.

Ric

hard

J.

C

huch

la

was

b

orn

an

d

rais

ed i

n th

e sh

adow

of

the

El

Sal

-va

do

r p

orp

hyry

co

pp

er

dep

osi

t in

C

hile

. He

rece

ived

his

und

erg

rad

uate

d

egre

e in

geo

log

y fr

om

Co

rnel

l U

ni-

vers

ity

and

his

mas

ter’

s d

egre

e fr

om

th

e U

nive

rsit

y o

f Te

xas

at A

usti

n. H

e re

tire

d a

s an

exe

cuti

ve f

rom

Exx

on-

Mo

bil

in 2

015

aft

er a

35-

year

car

eer

wit

h th

e co

mp

any.

Ric

hard

has

had

bro

ad e

xper

ienc

e in

min

eral

s (b

ase

and

pre

cio

us m

etal

s),

coal

, o

il, a

nd

gas

exp

lora

tio

n, d

evel

op

men

t, r

esea

rch,

and

man

age-

men

t, i

nclu

din

g a

co

rpo

rate

ass

ignm

ent

as u

pst

ream

st

rate

gic

ad

viso

r to

Exx

onM

ob

il’s

Man

agem

ent

Co

m-

mit

tee

and

CE

O. R

icha

rd h

as w

ork

ed in

bas

ins

and

has

p

arti

cip

ated

in

dis

cove

ries

aro

und

the

wo

rld

. H

e w

as

app

oin

ted

as

the

Dir

ecto

r o

f th

e E

nerg

y an

d E

arth

Sci

-en

ces

(EE

R)

Gra

dua

te P

rog

ram

and

the

Les

lie B

owlin

g

Pro

fess

or

in G

eolo

gic

al S

cien

ces

at t

he U

nive

rsit

y o

f Te

xas-

Aus

tin

in 2

016

.


Rod

eric

k G

. Eg

ger

t is

the

Vio

la V

esta

l C

oul

ter

Fo

und

atio

n C

hair

in

Min

eral

E

cono

mic

s at

the

Co

lora

do

Sch

oo

l o

f M

ines

, w

here

he

has

taug

ht s

ince

19

86

. He

also

is d

eput

y d

irec

tor

of t

he

Cri

tica

l M

ater

ials

Ins

titu

te, a

n en

erg

y in

nova

tio

n hu

b

(res

earc

h co

nso

r-ti

um,

led

by

the

Am

es L

abo

rato

ry)

esta

blis

hed

by

the

U.S

. D

epar

tmen

t o

f E

nerg

y in

20

13,

to a

ccel

erat

e in

nova

tio

n in

ene

rgy

mat

eria

ls. H

e ha

s a

B.A

. deg

ree

in e

arth

sci

ence

s fr

om

D

artm

out

h C

olle

ge,

an

M.S

. d

egre

e in

geo

chem

istr

y an

d m

iner

alo

gy

fro

m P

enns

ylva

nia

Sta

te U

nive

rsit

y,

and

a P

h.D

. d

egre

e in

min

eral

eco

nom

ics,

als

o f

rom

P

enn

Sta

te.

Poul

E

msb

o is

a

rese

arch

g

eolo

-g

ist

wit

h th

e U

.S.

Geo

log

ical

S

ur-

vey

(US

GS

) in

Den

ver,

Co

lora

do.

He

rece

ived

his

B.S

. d

egre

e in

bio

log

y an

d

chem

istr

y fr

om

U

nio

n C

olle

ge

(19

86

) an

d e

arne

d h

is M

.Sc.

(19

93)

an

d

Ph.

D.

deg

rees

(1

99

9)

in

eco

-no

mic

g

eolo

gy

and

g

eoch

emis

try

fro

m t

he C

olo

rad

o S

cho

ol

of

Min

es.

Sin

ce a

rriv

ing

at

the

US

GS

in

1989

, P

oul

has

inv

esti

-g

ated

th

e g

enes

is

of

Car

lin

Au,

M

VT,

S

ED

EX

, an

d

sed

imen

tary

co

pp

er d

epo

sits

, as

wel

l as

hig

h-sa

linit

y b

rine

s. F

or

the

pas

t se

vera

l yea

rs, h

e ha

s ex

plo

red

the

in

terp

lay

bet

wee

n o

cean

che

mis

try,

sea

fl o

or

hyd

ro-

ther

mal

dep

osi

ts,

mar

ine

sed

imen

t-ho

sted

dep

osi

ts,

and

met

allif

ero

us b

lack

sha

les

usin

g h

igh-

reso

luti

on

bio

-, c

hem

o-,

and

seq

uenc

e st

rati

gra

phy

, hi

gh-

reso

-lu

tio

n ch

rono

stra

tig

rap

hy,

and

che

mic

al t

race

rs (

e.g

., S

r, δ8

8S

r, P

b, N

d, C

, O, a

nd S

iso

top

es, R

EE

s, a

nd t

race

m

etal

s).

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Rod

eric

k G

. Eg

ger

t is

the

Vio

la V

esta

l C

oul

ter

Fo

und

atio

n C

hair

in

Min

eral

E

cono

mic

s at

the

Co

lora

do

Sch

oo

l o

f M

ines

, w

here

he

has

taug

ht s

ince

19

86

. He

also

is d

eput

y d

irec

tor

of t

he

Cri

tica

l M

ater

ials

Ins

titu

te, a

n en

erg

y in

nova

tio

n hu

b

(res

earc

h co

nso

r-ti

um,

led

by

the

Am

es L

abo

rato

ry)

esta

blis

hed

by

the

U.S

. D

epar

tmen

t o

f E

nerg

y in

20

13,

to a

ccel

erat

e in

nova

tio

n in

ene

rgy

mat

eria

ls. H

e ha

s a

B.A

. deg

ree

in e

arth

sci

ence

s fr

om

D

artm

out

h C

olle

ge,

an

M.S

. d

egre

e in

geo

chem

istr

y an

d m

iner

alo

gy

fro

m P

enns

ylva

nia

Sta

te U

nive

rsit

y,

and

a P

h.D

. d

egre

e in

min

eral

eco

nom

ics,

als

o f

rom

P

enn

Sta

te.

Poul

E

msb

o is

a

rese

arch

g

eolo

-g

ist

wit

h th

e U

.S.

Geo

log

ical

S

ur-

vey

(US

GS

) in

Den

ver,

Co

lora

do.

He

rece

ived

his

B.S

. d

egre

e in

bio

log

y an

d

chem

istr

y fr

om

U

nio

n C

olle

ge

(19

86

) an

d e

arne

d h

is M

.Sc.

(19

93)

an

d

Ph.

D.

deg

rees

(1

99

9)

in

eco

-no

mic

g

eolo

gy

and

g

eoch

emis

try

fro

m t

he C

olo

rad

o S

cho

ol

of

Min

es.

Sin

ce a

rriv

ing

at

the

US

GS

in

1989

, P

oul

has

inv

esti

-g

ated

th

e g

enes

is

of

Car

lin

Au,

M

VT,

S

ED

EX

, an

d

sed

imen

tary

co

pp

er d

epo

sits

, as

wel

l as

hig

h-sa

linit

y b

rine

s. F

or

the

pas

t se

vera

l yea

rs, h

e ha

s ex

plo

red

the

in

terp

lay

bet

wee

n o

cean

che

mis

try,

sea

fl o

or

hyd

ro-

ther

mal

dep

osi

ts,

mar

ine

sed

imen

t-ho

sted

dep

osi

ts,

and

met

allif

ero

us b

lack

sha

les

usin

g h

igh-

reso

luti

on

bio

-, c

hem

o-,

and

seq

uenc

e st

rati

gra

phy

, hi

gh-

reso

-lu

tio

n ch

rono

stra

tig

rap

hy,

and

che

mic

al t

race

rs (

e.g

., S

r, δ8

8S

r, P

b, N

d, C

, O, a

nd S

iso

top

es, R

EE

s, a

nd t

race

m

etal

s).

Leon

ard

o Fe

ltri

n re

cent

ly j

oin

ed t

he

Har

qua

il S

cho

ol

of

Ear

th

Sci

ence

s at

Lau

rent

ian

Uni

vers

ity

as a

n as

so-

ciat

e p

rofe

sso

r o

f ea

rth

syst

ems

mo

del

ing

. He

rece

ived

a P

h.D

. deg

ree

in

eco

nom

ic

geo

log

y w

ith

emp

ha-

sis

on

3D m

od

elin

g a

nd G

IS m

iner

al

pro

spec

tivi

ty m

app

ing

fro

m J

ames

C

oo

k U

nive

rsit

y an

d g

aine

d e

xten

-si

ve e

xper

ienc

e in

ore

dep

osi

t-re

late

d s

cien

ce t

hro

ugh

his

wo

rk i

n in

dus

try

and

aca

dem

ia.

His

res

earc

h co

n-si

der

s th

e us

e o

f co

mp

utat

iona

l g

eosc

ienc

e, a

rtifi

cial

in

telli

gen

ce (

AI)

, an

d d

ata

anal

ytic

s in

ore

dep

osi

t ex

plo

rati

on.

An

over

arch

ing

ob

ject

ive

is t

o g

ener

ate

wo

rkfl

ows

that

pro

mo

te t

he i

nfo

rmat

izat

ion

pro

cess

o

f ex

plo

rati

on

dat

a. T

hese

to

ols

are

ap

plic

able

in t

hree

co

nnec

ted

are

as o

f res

earc

h: (

1) g

eoch

emic

al a

nd g

eo-

phy

sica

l o

re d

epo

sit

map

pin

g i

n 3D

, (2

) m

ulti

vari

ate

anal

ysis

, an

d (

3) d

evel

op

men

t o

f A

I to

ols

and

the

ir

app

licat

ion

to m

iner

al e

xplo

rati

on.

Wes

ley

S. H

all

earn

ed h

is b

ache

lor’

s d

egre

e in

g

eolo

gy

fro

m

Co

lora

do

S

tate

Uni

vers

ity,

follo

wed

by

his

mas

-te

r’s

and

do

cto

rate

deg

rees

in

eco

-no

mic

g

eolo

gy

fro

m

the

Co

lora

do

S

cho

ol

of

Min

es a

fter

a s

hort

per

iod

w

ork

ing

in

in

dus

try.

H

is

spec

ialt

ies

incl

ude

sed

imen

tary

ro

ck-h

ost

ed

cop

per

sys

tem

s, s

edim

ento

log

y an

d

stra

tig

rap

hy,

reg

iona

l-sc

ale

stru

ctur

al

geo

log

y an

d

tect

oni

cs,

min

eral

sys

tem

s an

alys

is,

and

geo

phy

sica

l in

terp

reta

tio

n. W

esle

y ha

s w

ork

ed a

s a

geo

log

ist

on

gre

enfi

eld

ex

plo

rati

on

pro

gra

ms

cove

ring

p

orp

hyry

co

pp

er i

n A

lask

a, b

recc

ia p

ipe

uran

ium

in

Ari

zona

, al

kalin

e p

orp

hyry

go

ld i

n no

rthw

este

rn O

ntar

io,

and

se

dim

enta

ry r

ock

-ho

sted

co

pp

er d

epo

sits

in s

out

hern

A

fric

a. H

is m

ost

rec

ent

wo

rk h

as h

elp

ed e

luci

dat

e th

e g

eolo

gic

fra

mew

ork

and

geo

chro

nolo

gy

of

the

Kal

a-ha

ri C

op

per

bel

t in

Bo

tsw

ana

and

Nam

ibia

. C

urre

ntly

, he

is

op

erat

ing

as

an i

ndep

end

ent

cons

ulta

nt t

o t

he

min

eral

exp

lora

tio

n in

dus

try.


Nic

k H

ayw

ard

is

curr

entl

y th

e d

irec

-to

r o

f G

lob

al P

roje

ct G

ener

atio

n w

ith

Teck

Res

our

ces,

pri

ncip

ally

fo

cuse

d

on

dri

ving

maj

or

cop

per

, zi

nc,

and

g

old

dis

cove

ries

. P

revi

ous

ly,

he h

eld

ro

les

in t

he T

eck

Exp

lora

tio

n G

roup

as

th

eir

glo

bal

zi

nc

spec

ialis

t an

d

chie

f g

eosc

ient

ist

for

Asi

a-P

acifi

c an

d A

fric

a, f

ollo

win

g fi

ve

year

s w

ith

BH

P B

illit

on

as t

he g

lob

al p

ract

ice

lead

er in

str

uctu

ral

geo

log

y an

d r

eso

urce

tar

get

ing

, an

d 2

0 y

ears

wit

h W

MC

Res

our

ces.

Nic

k ha

s ex

tens

ive

tech

nica

l le

ad-

ersh

ip,

pro

ject

gen

erat

ion,

and

pro

ject

man

agem

ent

exp

erie

nce

for

bas

e m

etal

s an

d

bul

k co

mm

od

itie

s ac

ross

the

glo

be,

as

wel

l as

a P

h.D

. d

egre

e in

str

uc-

tura

l g

eolo

gy

and

tec

toni

cs.

His

cur

rent

car

eer

pas

-si

ons

incl

ude

mak

ing

gre

enfi

eld

dis

cove

ries

, pre

dic

tive

st

ruct

ural

geo

log

y, m

iner

al s

yste

m m

od

elin

g, r

esea

rch

and

inno

vati

on,

co

achi

ng, a

nd m

ento

ring

.

Chr

isto

ph

(Chr

is)

A.

Hei

nric

h st

ud-

ied

A

lpin

e g

eolo

gy

and

hi

gh-

pre

s-su

re m

etam

orp

hic

pet

rolo

gy

at E

TH

Z

uric

h (S

wit

zerl

and

). H

e th

en m

oved

to

Aus

tral

ia t

o d

evel

op

his

int

eres

ts

in e

cono

mic

geo

log

y w

ith

Co

mal

co,

CS

IRO

, an

d

Geo

scie

nce

Aus

tral

ia.

At

the

Dep

artm

ent

of

Sci

enti

fi c

and

In

dus

tria

l R

esea

rch

in N

ew Z

eala

nd,

he c

om

ple

ted

a p

roje

ct in

exp

erim

enta

l hyd

roth

erm

al

geo

chem

istr

y. I

n 19

94

, Chr

is w

as a

pp

oin

ted

pro

fess

or

of

min

eral

res

our

ces

at E

TH

Zur

ich,

whe

re h

e ha

s si

nce

bui

lt a

tea

chin

g a

nd r

esea

rch

gro

up in

vest

igat

ing

pro

-ce

sses

of

hyd

roth

erm

al o

re f

orm

atio

n (w

ww

.geo

pet

ro.

ethz

.ch/

rese

arch

/ore

fl ui

ds)

. C

hris

was

the

fi r

st r

ecip

i-en

t o

f th

e P

aul

Nig

gi

Med

al (

198

8)

and

has

ser

ved

as

an a

sso

ciat

e ed

ito

r fo

r E

cono

mic

Geo

log

y an

d o

ther

jo

urna

ls,

and

as

a C

oun

cil

mem

ber

fo

r th

e S

EG

and

S

GA

. In

20

06

, he

was

aw

ard

ed t

he S

EG

Silv

er M

edal

an

d, i

n 20

17, t

he R

.A.F

. Pen

rose

Go

ld M

edal

.

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t.)

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BIOGRAPHIES 1

Nic

k H

ayw

ard

is

curr

entl

y th

e d

irec

-to

r o

f G

lob

al P

roje

ct G

ener

atio

n w

ith

Teck

Res

our

ces,

pri

ncip

ally

fo

cuse

d

on

dri

ving

maj

or

cop

per

, zi

nc,

and

g

old

dis

cove

ries

. P

revi

ous

ly,

he h

eld

ro

les

in t

he T

eck

Exp

lora

tio

n G

roup

as

th

eir

glo

bal

zi

nc

spec

ialis

t an

d

chie

f g

eosc

ient

ist

for

Asi

a-P

acifi

c an

d A

fric

a, f

ollo

win

g fi

ve

year

s w

ith

BH

P B

illit

on

as t

he g

lob

al p

ract

ice

lead

er in

str

uctu

ral

geo

log

y an

d r

eso

urce

tar

get

ing

, an

d 2

0 y

ears

wit

h W

MC

Res

our

ces.

Nic

k ha

s ex

tens

ive

tech

nica

l le

ad-

ersh

ip,

pro

ject

gen

erat

ion,

and

pro

ject

man

agem

ent

exp

erie

nce

for

bas

e m

etal

s an

d

bul

k co

mm

od

itie

s ac

ross

the

glo

be,

as

wel

l as

a P

h.D

. d

egre

e in

str

uc-

tura

l g

eolo

gy

and

tec

toni

cs.

His

cur

rent

car

eer

pas

-si

ons

incl

ude

mak

ing

gre

enfi

eld

dis

cove

ries

, pre

dic

tive

st

ruct

ural

geo

log

y, m

iner

al s

yste

m m

od

elin

g, r

esea

rch

and

inno

vati

on,

co

achi

ng, a

nd m

ento

ring

.

Chr

isto

ph

(Chr

is)

A.

Hei

nric

h st

ud-

ied

A

lpin

e g

eolo

gy

and

hi

gh-

pre

s-su

re m

etam

orp

hic

pet

rolo

gy

at E

TH

Z

uric

h (S

wit

zerl

and

). H

e th

en m

oved

to

Aus

tral

ia t

o d

evel

op

his

int

eres

ts

in e

cono

mic

geo

log

y w

ith

Co

mal

co,

CS

IRO

, an

d

Geo

scie

nce

Aus

tral

ia.

At

the

Dep

artm

ent

of

Sci

enti

fi c

and

In

dus

tria

l R

esea

rch

in N

ew Z

eala

nd,

he c

om

ple

ted

a p

roje

ct in

exp

erim

enta

l hyd

roth

erm

al

geo

chem

istr

y. I

n 19

94

, Chr

is w

as a

pp

oin

ted

pro

fess

or

of

min

eral

res

our

ces

at E

TH

Zur

ich,

whe

re h

e ha

s si

nce

bui

lt a

tea

chin

g a

nd r

esea

rch

gro

up in

vest

igat

ing

pro

-ce

sses

of

hyd

roth

erm

al o

re f

orm

atio

n (w

ww

.geo

pet

ro.

ethz

.ch/

rese

arch

/ore

fl ui

ds)

. C

hris

was

the

fi r

st r

ecip

i-en

t o

f th

e P

aul

Nig

gi

Med

al (

198

8)

and

has

ser

ved

as

an a

sso

ciat

e ed

ito

r fo

r E

cono

mic

Geo

log

y an

d o

ther

jo

urna

ls,

and

as

a C

oun

cil

mem

ber

fo

r th

e S

EG

and

S

GA

. In

20

06

, he

was

aw

ard

ed t

he S

EG

Silv

er M

edal

an

d, i

n 20

17, t

he R

.A.F

. Pen

rose

Go

ld M

edal

.

Mik

e H

udec

is

a se

nio

r re

sear

ch s

ci-

enti

st

at

the

Bur

eau

of

Eco

nom

ic

Geo

log

y an

d

dir

ects

th

e A

pp

lied

G

eod

ynam

ics

Lab

ora

tory

(A

GL)

, an

in

dus

try-

spo

nso

red

re

sear

ch

con-

sort

ium

stu

dyi

ng s

alt

tect

oni

cs.

He

rece

ived

his

Ph.

D.

deg

ree

fro

m t

he

Uni

vers

ity

of

Wyo

min

g i

n 19

90

and

sp

ent

the

next

eig

ht y

ears

at

Exx

on

Pro

duc

tio

n R

esea

rch,

whe

re h

e sp

ecia

lized

in s

alt

tec-

toni

cs,

exte

nsio

nal

tect

oni

cs,

and

sei

smic

int

erp

reta

-ti

on.

His

cur

rent

res

earc

h in

tere

sts

incl

ude

pal

insp

asti

c re

sto

rati

on

of

salt

st

ruct

ures

, d

eep

wat

er

stru

ctur

al

styl

es, a

nd t

he e

volu

tio

n o

f th

e G

ulf

of

Mex

ico

Bas

in.

Mar

k Je

ssel

l is

a p

rofe

sso

r an

d W

est-

ern

Aus

tral

ian

Fel

low

at

the

Cen

tre

for

Exp

lora

tio

n Ta

rget

ing

, U

nive

rsit

y o

f W

este

rn A

ustr

alia

, an

d w

as p

re-

vio

usly

b

ased

in

To

ulo

use,

F

ranc

e,

whe

re h

e w

as a

dir

ecte

ur d

e re

cher

-ch

e w

ith

the

Inst

itut

de

rech

erch

e p

our

le

dév

elo

pp

emen

t, a

nd w

here

he

sta

rted

the

Wes

t A

fric

an E

xplo

-ra

tio

n In

itia

tive

(W

AX

I). H

is s

cien

tifi

c in

tere

sts

incl

ude

mic

rost

ruct

ure

stud

ies

(the

Elle

pla

tfo

rm),

inte

gra

tio

n o

f geo

log

y an

d g

eop

hysi

cs in

2D

and

3D

(th

e W

A_I

n3D

p

roje

ct),

and

the

tec

toni

cs a

nd m

etal

log

enes

is o

f th

e W

est

Afr

ican

cra

ton.

His

rec

entl

y co

mp

lete

d W

este

rn

Aus

tral

ian

Fel

low

ship

is fo

cuse

d o

n im

pro

ving

the

link

s b

etw

een

geo

log

ic a

nd g

eop

hysi

cal

dat

a an

alys

is i

n 3D

via

ana

lysi

s o

f th

e g

eolo

gic

and

to

po

log

ical

unc

er-

tain

ty. I

n 20

13 h

e w

as a

war

ded

the

Geo

log

ical

So

ciet

y o

f A

ustr

alia

Ho

bb

s M

edal

fo

r m

ajo

r co

ntri

but

ions

in

stru

ctur

al g

eolo

gy.


Sim

on

Jow

itt

is

an

assi

stan

t p

ro-

fess

or

in e

cono

mic

geo

log

y at

the

U

nive

rsit

y o

f La

s V

egas

, N

evad

a. H

e ha

s B

.Sc.

(H

ons

.),

M.S

c.,

and

P

h.D

. d

egre

es f

rom

the

Uni

vers

ity

of

Ed

in-

bur

gh,

Cam

bo

rne

Sch

oo

l o

f M

ines

, an

d

the

Uni

vers

ity

of

Leic

este

r, re

spec

tive

ly,

all

in t

he U

.K.

He

spen

t se

vera

l ye

ars

at M

ona

sh U

nive

rsit

y in

Aus

tral

ia w

ork

ing

on

vari

ous

asp

ects

of

eco

nom

ic

geo

log

y an

d i

gne

ous

pet

rolo

gy,

inc

lud

ing

the

sup

ply

o

f cr

itic

al m

etal

s. S

imo

n’s

curr

ent

rese

arch

fo

cuse

s o

n th

e us

e o

f geo

chem

istr

y to

unr

avel

geo

log

ic p

roce

sses

in

a v

arie

ty o

f se

ttin

gs.

Sev

eral

of

his

rece

nt p

ublic

a-ti

ons

hav

e fo

cuse

d o

n g

lob

al C

u, N

i, C

o, P

b-Z

n, P

GE

, R

EE

, and

In r

eso

urce

s. H

e w

as a

war

ded

the

SE

G L

ind

-g

ren

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ard

in 2

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and

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itut

e o

f M

ater

ials

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eral

s an

d M

inin

g (

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3) M

ann

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may

ne M

edal

s in

20

13 a

nd

2016

.

Jud

ith

Kin

nair

d is

the

dir

ecto

r o

f th

e E

cono

mic

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eolo

gy

Res

earc

h In

sti-

tute

at

th

e U

nive

rsit

y o

f th

e W

it-

wat

ersr

and

, Jo

hann

esb

urg

, S

out

h A

fric

a, w

here

she

lea

ds

rese

arch

on

the

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rthe

rn l

imb

of

the

Bus

hvel

d

Co

mp

lex

and

wo

rks

on

vari

ous

pro

j-ec

ts r

elat

ed t

o c

riti

cal

met

als.

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is

also

co

-dir

ecto

r o

f th

e N

atio

nal C

en-

tre

of

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elle

nce

for

Min

eral

s an

d E

nerg

y R

esea

rch

Ana

lysi

s (C

IME

RA

). S

he h

as a

B.S

c. (

Ho

ns.)

deg

ree

fro

m t

he U

nive

rsit

y o

f Lo

ndo

n an

d M

.Sc.

and

Ph.

D.

deg

rees

fro

m th

e U

nive

rsit

y o

f St.

And

rew

s in

Sco

tlan

d.

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has

wo

rked

on

the

tin-

bea

ring

gra

nite

s in

Nig

eria

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d S

out

h A

fric

a, L

i-B

e-S

n-N

b-T

a an

d g

em-b

eari

ng

peg

mat

ites

in

Nam

ibia

, N

iger

ia,

and

So

mal

iland

, an

d

uran

ifero

us

dep

osi

ts

in

Nam

ibia

, S

out

h A

fric

a,

and

M

alaw

i. Ju

dit

h ha

s se

rved

as

SE

G p

resi

den

t an

d a

s an

S

EG

Co

unci

l mem

ber

.

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ED

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EA

KE

RS

(con

t.)

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BIOGRAPHIES 1

Sim

on

Jow

itt

is

an

assi

stan

t p

ro-

fess

or

in e

cono

mic

geo

log

y at

the

U

nive

rsit

y o

f La

s V

egas

, N

evad

a. H

e ha

s B

.Sc.

(H

ons

.),

M.S

c.,

and

P

h.D

. d

egre

es f

rom

the

Uni

vers

ity

of

Ed

in-

bur

gh,

Cam

bo

rne

Sch

oo

l o

f M

ines

, an

d

the

Uni

vers

ity

of

Leic

este

r, re

spec

tive

ly,

all

in t

he U

.K.

He

spen

t se

vera

l ye

ars

at M

ona

sh U

nive

rsit

y in

Aus

tral

ia w

ork

ing

on

vari

ous

asp

ects

of

eco

nom

ic

geo

log

y an

d i

gne

ous

pet

rolo

gy,

inc

lud

ing

the

sup

ply

o

f cr

itic

al m

etal

s. S

imo

n’s

curr

ent

rese

arch

fo

cuse

s o

n th

e us

e o

f geo

chem

istr

y to

unr

avel

geo

log

ic p

roce

sses

in

a v

arie

ty o

f se

ttin

gs.

Sev

eral

of

his

rece

nt p

ublic

a-ti

ons

hav

e fo

cuse

d o

n g

lob

al C

u, N

i, C

o, P

b-Z

n, P

GE

, R

EE

, and

In r

eso

urce

s. H

e w

as a

war

ded

the

SE

G L

ind

-g

ren

Aw

ard

in 2

014

and

Inst

itut

e o

f M

ater

ials

, Min

eral

s an

d M

inin

g (

IoM

3) M

ann

Red

may

ne M

edal

s in

20

13 a

nd

2016

.

Jud

ith

Kin

nair

d is

the

dir

ecto

r o

f th

e E

cono

mic

G

eolo

gy

Res

earc

h In

sti-

tute

at

th

e U

nive

rsit

y o

f th

e W

it-

wat

ersr

and

, Jo

hann

esb

urg

, S

out

h A

fric

a, w

here

she

lea

ds

rese

arch

on

the

No

rthe

rn l

imb

of

the

Bus

hvel

d

Co

mp

lex

and

wo

rks

on

vari

ous

pro

j-ec

ts r

elat

ed t

o c

riti

cal

met

als.

She

is

also

co

-dir

ecto

r o

f th

e N

atio

nal C

en-

tre

of

Exc

elle

nce

for

Min

eral

s an

d E

nerg

y R

esea

rch

Ana

lysi

s (C

IME

RA

). S

he h

as a

B.S

c. (

Ho

ns.)

deg

ree

fro

m t

he U

nive

rsit

y o

f Lo

ndo

n an

d M

.Sc.

and

Ph.

D.

deg

rees

fro

m th

e U

nive

rsit

y o

f St.

And

rew

s in

Sco

tlan

d.

She

has

wo

rked

on

the

tin-

bea

ring

gra

nite

s in

Nig

eria

an

d S

out

h A

fric

a, L

i-B

e-S

n-N

b-T

a an

d g

em-b

eari

ng

peg

mat

ites

in

Nam

ibia

, N

iger

ia,

and

So

mal

iland

, an

d

uran

ifero

us

dep

osi

ts

in

Nam

ibia

, S

out

h A

fric

a,

and

M

alaw

i. Ju

dit

h ha

s se

rved

as

SE

G p

resi

den

t an

d a

s an

S

EG

Co

unci

l mem

ber

.

Joe

Kni

ght

has

deg

rees

in

geo

log

y fr

om

the

Uni

vers

ity

of

No

ttin

gha

m

and

Cam

bo

rne

Sch

oo

l o

f M

ines

and

a

Ph.

D. d

egre

e fr

om

the

Uni

vers

ity

of

Wes

tern

Aus

tral

ia. H

e ha

s 25

yea

rs o

f g

lob

al e

xper

ienc

e in

min

eral

s ex

plo

-ra

tio

n an

d

reso

urce

d

evel

op

men

t ac

ross

m

ulti

ple

co

mm

od

itie

s an

d

min

eral

izat

ion

styl

es. J

oe

is c

urre

ntly

th

e g

ener

al m

anag

er r

eso

urce

dev

elo

pm

ent

for

Rio

Ti

nto

Iro

n O

re.

Nad

ezhd

a A

. K

rivo

luts

kaya

g

rad

u-at

ed f

rom

Mo

scow

Sta

te U

nive

rsit

y in

197

6 w

ith

a d

egre

e in

eco

nom

ic

geo

log

y. S

ince

197

7, s

he h

as w

ork

ed

at t

he R

ussi

an A

cad

emy

of

Sci

ence

s (R

AS

), i

nclu

din

g i

ts S

iber

ian

Bra

nch.

N

ow s

he i

s a

lead

ing

res

earc

her

at

Ver

nad

sky

Inst

itut

e o

f G

eoch

emis

try

and

Ana

lyti

cal C

hem

istr

y, R

AS

(M

os-

cow

, R

ussi

a).

She

stu

die

s th

e g

eolo

gy,

geo

chem

istr

y,

and

min

eral

og

y o

f th

e P

t-C

u-N

i d

epo

sits

of

Rus

sia,

m

ainl

y th

e N

ori

l’sk

dep

osi

ts.

Nad

ezhd

a is

the

aut

hor

or

co-a

utho

r o

f fi

ve b

oo

ks a

nd m

any

arti

cles

. She

was

aw

ard

ed t

he p

rize

of

the

RA

S (

2015

) an

d t

he M

inis

try

of

Nat

ural

Res

our

ces

(20

09

) fo

r st

udyi

ng t

he d

epo

sits

o

f ea

ster

n S

iber

ia.


Rob

ert

Lee

rece

ived

his

Ph.

D. d

egre

e at

Ore

go

n S

tate

Uni

vers

ity

in 2

00

8,

whe

re h

e fo

cuse

d o

n th

e fo

rmat

ion

and

min

eral

che

mis

try

of

the

El

Sal

-va

do

r p

orp

hyry

co

pp

er

dep

osi

t in

no

rthe

rn C

hile

. U

po

n co

mp

leti

on

of

his

dis

sert

atio

n, h

e w

ork

ed i

n in

dus

-tr

y w

ith

the

maj

or

min

ing

co

mp

any

Fre

epo

rt-M

cMo

ran,

w

here

he

w

as

par

t o

f th

e g

reen

fi el

ds

exp

lora

tio

n te

am w

ork

ing

on

pro

ject

s in

No

rth

Am

eric

a, t

he P

hilip

pin

es, a

nd E

uro

pe.

S

ince

20

14,

he h

as b

een

at t

he U

nive

rsit

y o

f B

riti

sh

Co

lum

bia

as

the

lead

res

earc

her

for

the

Can

ada

Min

ing

In

nova

tio

n C

oun

cil (

CM

IC)-

Fo

otp

rint

s C

u-si

te s

ubp

roj-

ect,

whe

re h

e ov

ersa

w t

he m

ulti

colla

bo

rati

ve e

ndea

vor

to d

efi n

e ne

w i

nnov

ativ

e m

etho

ds

tow

ard

the

dis

tal

exp

ress

ion

and

vec

tori

ng t

owar

d e

cono

mic

ore

dep

os-

its.

Ad

dit

iona

lly,

Ro

ber

t is

wo

rkin

g o

n th

e W

este

rn

Teth

yan

II p

roje

ct a

s th

e le

ad g

eoch

rono

log

ist.

Mic

hael

Les

her

is a

pro

fess

or

of

eco

-no

mic

g

eolo

gy

and

re

sear

ch

chai

r in

min

eral

exp

lora

tio

n in

the

Min

eral

E

xplo

rati

on

Res

earc

h C

entr

e,

Har

-q

uail

Sch

oo

l o

f E

arth

Sci

ence

s, a

nd

Go

od

man

Sch

oo

l o

f M

ines

at

Lau-

rent

ian

Uni

vers

ity.

H

e ha

s w

ork

ed

on

iro

n d

epo

sits

in

La

bra

do

r an

d

Que

bec

, g

old

d

epo

sits

in

W

este

rn

Aus

tral

ia

and

th

e so

uthe

rn

Ap

pal

achi

ans,

ch

rom

ite

dep

osi

ts i

n no

rthe

rn O

ntar

io,

and

nic

kel-

cop

per

-PG

E

dep

osi

ts in

Bra

zil,

Chi

na, W

este

rn A

ustr

alia

, Man

ito

ba,

O

ntar

io, n

ort

hern

Que

bec

, and

Rus

sia.

He

is p

rese

ntly

th

e p

rinc

ipal

inv

esti

gat

or

and

dir

ecto

r o

f th

e N

atur

al

Sci

ence

s an

d E

ngin

eeri

ng R

esea

rch

Co

unci

l of

Can

ada

(NS

ER

C)-

Can

ada

Min

ing

In

nova

tio

n C

oun

cil

(CM

IC)

Min

eral

Exp

lora

tio

n F

oo

tpri

nts

pro

ject

, and

a c

o-i

nves

-ti

gat

or

on

the

Can

ada

Fir

st R

esea

rch

Exc

elle

nce

Fun

d

(CF

RE

F)

Met

al E

arth

pro

ject

.

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ED

SP

EA

KE

RS

(con

t.)

seg2018.org 33

BIOGRAPHIES 1

Rob

ert

Lee

rece

ived

his

Ph.

D. d

egre

e at

Ore

go

n S

tate

Uni

vers

ity

in 2

00

8,

whe

re h

e fo

cuse

d o

n th

e fo

rmat

ion

and

min

eral

che

mis

try

of

the

El

Sal

-va

do

r p

orp

hyry

co

pp

er

dep

osi

t in

no

rthe

rn C

hile

. U

po

n co

mp

leti

on

of

his

dis

sert

atio

n, h

e w

ork

ed i

n in

dus

-tr

y w

ith

the

maj

or

min

ing

co

mp

any

Fre

epo

rt-M

cMo

ran,

w

here

he

w

as

par

t o

f th

e g

reen

fi el

ds

exp

lora

tio

n te

am w

ork

ing

on

pro

ject

s in

No

rth

Am

eric

a, t

he P

hilip

pin

es, a

nd E

uro

pe.

S

ince

20

14,

he h

as b

een

at t

he U

nive

rsit

y o

f B

riti

sh

Co

lum

bia

as

the

lead

res

earc

her

for

the

Can

ada

Min

ing

In

nova

tio

n C

oun

cil (

CM

IC)-

Fo

otp

rint

s C

u-si

te s

ubp

roj-

ect,

whe

re h

e ov

ersa

w t

he m

ulti

colla

bo

rati

ve e

ndea

vor

to d

efi n

e ne

w i

nnov

ativ

e m

etho

ds

tow

ard

the

dis

tal

exp

ress

ion

and

vec

tori

ng t

owar

d e

cono

mic

ore

dep

os-

its.

Ad

dit

iona

lly,

Ro

ber

t is

wo

rkin

g o

n th

e W

este

rn

Teth

yan

II p

roje

ct a

s th

e le

ad g

eoch

rono

log

ist.

Mic

hael

Les

her

is a

pro

fess

or

of

eco

-no

mic

g

eolo

gy

and

re

sear

ch

chai

r in

min

eral

exp

lora

tio

n in

the

Min

eral

E

xplo

rati

on

Res

earc

h C

entr

e,

Har

-q

uail

Sch

oo

l o

f E

arth

Sci

ence

s, a

nd

Go

od

man

Sch

oo

l o

f M

ines

at

Lau-

rent

ian

Uni

vers

ity.

H

e ha

s w

ork

ed

on

iro

n d

epo

sits

in

La

bra

do

r an

d

Que

bec

, g

old

d

epo

sits

in

W

este

rn

Aus

tral

ia

and

th

e so

uthe

rn

Ap

pal

achi

ans,

ch

rom

ite

dep

osi

ts i

n no

rthe

rn O

ntar

io,

and

nic

kel-

cop

per

-PG

E

dep

osi

ts in

Bra

zil,

Chi

na, W

este

rn A

ustr

alia

, Man

ito

ba,

O

ntar

io, n

ort

hern

Que

bec

, and

Rus

sia.

He

is p

rese

ntly

th

e p

rinc

ipal

inv

esti

gat

or

and

dir

ecto

r o

f th

e N

atur

al

Sci

ence

s an

d E

ngin

eeri

ng R

esea

rch

Co

unci

l of

Can

ada

(NS

ER

C)-

Can

ada

Min

ing

In

nova

tio

n C

oun

cil

(CM

IC)

Min

eral

Exp

lora

tio

n F

oo

tpri

nts

pro

ject

, and

a c

o-i

nves

-ti

gat

or

on

the

Can

ada

Fir

st R

esea

rch

Exc

elle

nce

Fun

d

(CF

RE

F)

Met

al E

arth

pro

ject

.

Susa

n Lo

mas

has

ove

r 30

yea

rs o

f ex

per

ienc

e in

th

e ex

plo

rati

on

and

m

inin

g in

dus

try

and

is a

pro

fess

iona

l g

eosc

ient

ist

in

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tish

C

olu

mb

ia

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inee

rs

and

G

eosc

ient

ists

B

C),

C

anad

a. H

er w

ide

rang

e o

f ex

per

i-en

ce i

nclu

des

gra

ssro

ots

exp

lora

tio

n p

rog

ram

s to

fea

sib

ility

-sta

ge

stud

ies

and

wo

rk i

n o

per

atin

g m

ines

. S

usan

st

arte

d L

ions

Gat

e G

eolo

gic

al C

ons

ulti

ng I

nc. (

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C)

in 2

00

6 w

ith

her

husb

and

and

has

co

mp

lete

d w

ork

for

clie

nts

aro

und

the

glo

be

on

pro

ject

s co

ncer

ning

go

ld,

cop

per

, silv

er, l

ead

, zin

c, u

rani

um, a

nd p

ota

sh. I

n F

eb-

ruar

y 20

18, S

usan

fo

und

ed t

he M

e To

o M

inin

g A

sso

ci-

atio

n to

lau

nch

a co

nver

sati

on

in t

he m

inin

g i

ndus

try

abo

ut s

exua

l as

saul

t, s

exua

l ha

rass

men

t, i

ntim

idat

ion,

an

d d

iscr

imin

atio

n. M

eTo

oM

inin

g r

eco

gni

zes

that

, to

ch

ang

e th

e cu

ltur

e in

min

ing

, men

als

o n

eed

to

be

wel

-co

med

and

act

ivel

y en

gag

ed in

the

co

nver

sati

on.

Cam

McC

uaig

gra

dua

ted

wit

h ho

n-o

rs i

n g

eolo

gy

ener

gy

and

fue

l sc

i-en

ce f

rom

Lak

ehea

d U

nive

rsit

y, t

hen

ob

tain

ed a

Ph.

D.

deg

ree

in g

eolo

gy

fro

m t

he U

nive

rsit

y o

f S

aska

tche

wan

. H

e en

joye

d 1

0 y

ears

wit

h S

RK

Co

n-su

ltin

g,

bec

om

ing

a d

irec

tor

of

the

Aus

tral

asia

n p

ract

ice.

In

20

05,

he

b

ecam

e th

e in

aug

ural

dir

ecto

r o

f th

e C

entr

e fo

r E

xplo

rati

on

Targ

etin

g a

t th

e U

nive

rsit

y o

f W

este

rn A

ustr

alia

, lea

din

g a

tea

m f

ocu

sed

on

app

lied

re

sear

ch w

ith

the

min

eral

s in

dus

try.

In

Aug

ust

2016

, C

am j

oin

ed B

HP

as

a p

rinc

ipal

geo

scie

ntis

t in

the

ir

inte

rnal

Geo

scie

nce

Cen

tre

of E

xcel

lenc

e. C

am’s

car

eer

has

take

n hi

m t

o 4

1 co

untr

ies

on

six

cont

inen

ts, w

ork

-in

g in

a w

ide

vari

ety

of

min

eral

sys

tem

s fr

om

Arc

hean

to

Neo

gen

e in

ag

e.


Qui

nn R

. Pas

sey

gra

dua

ted

wit

h ho

n-o

rs f

rom

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gha

m Y

oun

g U

nive

rsit

y (1

978

) w

ith

a B

.S. d

egre

e in

geo

log

y,

then

ob

tain

ed M

.S.

(197

9)

and

Ph.

D.

(19

82)

deg

rees

in

pla

neta

ry s

cien

ce

and

g

eolo

gy

fro

m

the

Cal

iforn

ia

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itut

e o

f Te

chno

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y. H

e w

ork

ed

for

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onM

ob

il U

pst

ream

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earc

h C

om

pan

y un

til h

is r

etir

emen

t in

Ap

ril

2015

. Qui

nn h

as a

utho

red

num

ero

us p

ublic

atio

ns a

nd

taug

ht m

any

sho

rt c

our

ses

on

top

ics

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ing

fro

m

pla

neta

ry g

eolo

gy

to m

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bre

akup

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th-c

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g a

ster

oid

s, is

ost

atic

reb

oun

d, a

nd v

ario

us a

spec

ts o

f p

etro

phy

sics

. He

was

the

rec

ipie

nt o

f th

e 20

11 S

oci

ety

of P

etro

phy

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sts

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l Lo

g A

naly

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ting

uish

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nica

l Ach

ieve

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log

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AP

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eral

s D

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t P

aper

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ert

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erg

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stan

d-

ing

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earc

h A

war

d.

José

(Pe

pe)

Per

elló

co

mp

lete

d h

is

und

erg

rad

uate

st

udie

s at

th

e U

ni-

vers

idad

de

Chi

le a

nd h

is g

rad

uate

st

udie

s at

Que

en’s

Uni

vers

ity.

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e ha

s 36

yea

rs o

f ex

per

ienc

e in

exp

lo-

rati

on

in o

ver

40

co

untr

ies,

beg

inni

ng

at t

he E

sco

ndid

a p

roje

ct a

s a

juni

or

geo

log

ist

in J

anua

ry 19

82.

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wo

rked

w

ith

BH

P f

rom

19

82

to m

id-1

99

9 a

nd

wit

h A

nto

fag

asta

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eral

s fr

om

mid

-19

99

to

the

pre

s-en

t. P

epe

has

pub

lishe

d e

xten

sive

ly o

n th

e to

pic

s o

f ec

ono

mic

geo

log

y an

d c

op

per

met

allo

gen

y, m

ainl

y p

orp

hyry

and

sed

imen

t-ho

sted

co

pp

er. H

e ha

s se

rved

o

n th

e ed

ito

rial

bo

ard

s fo

r b

oth

Eco

nom

ic G

eolo

gy

and

Min

eral

ium

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osi

ta,

and

as

the

SE

G R

egio

nal

Vic

e P

resi

den

t o

f S

out

h A

mer

ica.

Pep

e w

as a

war

ded

th

e S

EG

Silv

er M

edal

in

2012

. H

e cu

rren

tly

wo

rks

for

Ant

ofa

gas

ta

Min

eral

s as

an

ex

plo

rati

on

man

ager

, b

ased

in S

anti

ago,

Chi

le.

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Qui

nn R

. Pas

sey

gra

dua

ted

wit

h ho

n-o

rs f

rom

Bri

gha

m Y

oun

g U

nive

rsit

y (1

978

) w

ith

a B

.S. d

egre

e in

geo

log

y,

then

ob

tain

ed M

.S.

(197

9)

and

Ph.

D.

(19

82)

deg

rees

in

pla

neta

ry s

cien

ce

and

g

eolo

gy

fro

m

the

Cal

iforn

ia

Inst

itut

e o

f Te

chno

log

y. H

e w

ork

ed

for

Exx

onM

ob

il U

pst

ream

Res

earc

h C

om

pan

y un

til h

is r

etir

emen

t in

Ap

ril

2015

. Qui

nn h

as a

utho

red

num

ero

us p

ublic

atio

ns a

nd

taug

ht m

any

sho

rt c

our

ses

on

top

ics

rang

ing

fro

m

pla

neta

ry g

eolo

gy

to m

eteo

roid

bre

akup

, Ear

th-c

ross

-in

g a

ster

oid

s, is

ost

atic

reb

oun

d, a

nd v

ario

us a

spec

ts o

f p

etro

phy

sics

. He

was

the

rec

ipie

nt o

f th

e 20

11 S

oci

ety

of P

etro

phy

sici

sts

and

Wel

l Lo

g A

naly

sts

Dis

ting

uish

ed

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nica

l Ach

ieve

men

t A

war

d, 2

011

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eric

an A

sso

cia-

tio

n o

f P

etro

leum

Geo

log

ists

(A

AP

G)

Ene

rgy

Min

eral

s D

ivis

ion

Bes

t P

aper

, 20

12 A

AP

G D

isti

ngui

shed

Lec

ture

r fo

r E

uro

pe,

and

20

15 A

AP

G R

ob

ert

R. B

erg

Out

stan

d-

ing

Res

earc

h A

war

d.

José

(Pe

pe)

Per

elló

co

mp

lete

d h

is

und

erg

rad

uate

st

udie

s at

th

e U

ni-

vers

idad

de

Chi

le a

nd h

is g

rad

uate

st

udie

s at

Que

en’s

Uni

vers

ity.

Pep

e ha

s 36

yea

rs o

f ex

per

ienc

e in

exp

lo-

rati

on

in o

ver

40

co

untr

ies,

beg

inni

ng

at t

he E

sco

ndid

a p

roje

ct a

s a

juni

or

geo

log

ist

in J

anua

ry 19

82.

He

wo

rked

w

ith

BH

P f

rom

19

82

to m

id-1

99

9 a

nd

wit

h A

nto

fag

asta

Min

eral

s fr

om

mid

-19

99

to

the

pre

s-en

t. P

epe

has

pub

lishe

d e

xten

sive

ly o

n th

e to

pic

s o

f ec

ono

mic

geo

log

y an

d c

op

per

met

allo

gen

y, m

ainl

y p

orp

hyry

and

sed

imen

t-ho

sted

co

pp

er. H

e ha

s se

rved

o

n th

e ed

ito

rial

bo

ard

s fo

r b

oth

Eco

nom

ic G

eolo

gy

and

Min

eral

ium

Dep

osi

ta,

and

as

the

SE

G R

egio

nal

Vic

e P

resi

den

t o

f S

out

h A

mer

ica.

Pep

e w

as a

war

ded

th

e S

EG

Silv

er M

edal

in

2012

. H

e cu

rren

tly

wo

rks

for

Ant

ofa

gas

ta

Min

eral

s as

an

ex

plo

rati

on

man

ager

, b

ased

in S

anti

ago,

Chi

le.

Car

olin

e Pe

rrin

g

was

ed

ucat

ed

at

Cam

bri

dg

e U

nive

rsit

y an

d t

he R

oyal

S

cho

ol

of

Min

es b

ut h

as s

pen

t m

ost

o

f he

r ca

reer

wo

rkin

g in

the

Arc

hean

Y

ilgar

n cr

ato

n o

f W

este

rn A

ustr

alia

. S

he c

om

ple

ted

a P

h.D

. deg

ree

at t

he

Uni

vers

ity

of

Wes

tern

Aus

tral

ia in

the

fi

eld

of

mes

oth

erm

al A

u m

iner

aliz

a-ti

on

bef

ore

jo

inin

g

the

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mm

on-

wea

lth

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enti

fi c

and

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ustr

ial R

esea

rch

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anis

atio

n.

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art

fro

m a

bri

ef s

tint

as

a re

sear

ch f

ello

w a

t Ja

mes

C

oo

k U

nive

rsit

y, w

ork

ing

on

Fe

oxid

e C

u-A

u d

epo

sits

, sh

e sp

ent

the

next

25

year

s st

udyi

ng m

agm

atic

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Cu

sulfi

de

min

eral

izat

ion

and

ko

mat

iite

volc

anis

m, l

atte

rly

wit

h W

este

rn M

inin

g C

orp

ora

tio

n an

d t

hen

BH

P B

illi-

ton

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kel

Wes

t. S

ince

20

15, s

he h

as b

een

a p

rinc

ipal

g

eolo

gis

t w

ith

BH

P’s

WA

Iro

n O

re d

ivis

ion.

Stép

hane

Pe

rrou

ty

is

an

assi

stan

t p

rofe

sso

r o

f P

reca

mb

rian

g

eolo

gy

in t

he M

iner

al E

xplo

rati

on

Res

earc

h C

ente

r an

d t

he H

arq

uail

Sch

oo

l o

f E

arth

Sci

ence

s at

Lau

rent

ian

Uni

ver-

sity

, C

anad

a. H

e co

mp

lete

d a

Ph.

D.

deg

ree

at t

he U

nive

rsit

y o

f To

ulo

use,

F

ranc

e,

a p

ost

do

cto

ral

fello

wsh

ip

at t

he I

nsti

tute

of

Res

earc

h fo

r th

e D

evel

op

men

t, F

ranc

e, a

nd a

po

std

oct

ora

l fe

llow

ship

at

the

Uni

vers

ity

of

Wes

tern

Ont

ario

, C

anad

a. H

e is

cu

rren

tly

invo

lved

in

se

vera

l co

llab

ora

tive

re

sear

ch

pro

gra

ms,

inc

lud

ing

the

AM

IRA

Wes

t A

fric

an E

xplo

-ra

tio

n In

itia

tive

, the

Nat

ural

Sci

ence

s an

d E

ngin

eeri

ng

Res

earc

h C

oun

cil

of

Can

ada-

Can

ada

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ing

Inn

ova-

tio

n C

oun

cil

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lora

tio

n F

oo

tpri

nts

pro

ject

, an

d t

he

Can

ada

Fir

st R

esea

rch

Exc

elle

nce

Fun

d M

etal

Ear

th

pro

ject

. H

is

rese

arch

in

teg

rate

s st

ruct

ural

g

eolo

gy,

m

iner

alo

gy,

lit

hog

eoch

emis

try,

ap

plie

d

geo

phy

sics

, an

d

thre

e-d

imen

sio

nal

mo

del

ing

to

un

der

stan

d

tect

oni

c p

roce

sses

ass

oci

ated

wit

h P

reca

mb

rian

ore

d

epo

sits

.


Fran

çois

Rob

ert

hold

s a

deg

ree

in

geo

log

ical

en

gin

eeri

ng

fro

m

Eco

le

Po

lyte

chni

que

in

Mo

ntre

al, w

here

he

also

ob

tain

ed h

is M

.Sc.

(19

80

) an

d

Ph.

D.

(19

83)

d

egre

es

in

eco

nom

ic

geo

log

y. T

his

was

fo

llow

ed b

y p

ost

-d

oct

ora

l w

ork

at

th

e U

nive

rsit

y o

f M

ichi

gan

(19

84

). H

e jo

ined

the

Geo

-lo

gic

al S

urve

y o

f Can

ada

in 19

85

as a

res

earc

h sc

ient

ist

wit

h th

e M

iner

al D

epo

sits

Div

isio

n. I

n 19

97,

he j

oin

ed

Bar

rick

Go

ld C

orp

ora

tio

n, w

here

he

occ

upie

d v

ario

us

po

siti

ons

in C

anad

a, A

ustr

alia

, and

So

uth

Am

eric

a. H

e is

cur

rent

ly v

ice

pre

sid

ent a

nd c

hief

geo

log

ist f

or g

lob

al

exp

lora

tio

n. F

ranç

ois

has

pub

lishe

d n

umer

ous

pap

ers

in s

cien

tifi

c jo

urna

ls a

nd s

erve

d o

n se

vera

l co

mm

itte

es

of

scie

ntifi

c o

rgan

izat

ions

. He

was

pre

sid

ent

of

SE

G in

20

15 a

nd h

as b

een

the

reci

pie

nt o

f th

e S

EG

Ral

ph

W.

Mar

sden

Aw

ard

, Silv

er M

edal

, and

Wal

dem

ar L

ind

gre

n A

war

d.

Dav

id

Selle

y is

an

ex

plo

rer

and

re

sear

cher

w

ith

exp

erti

se

in

stru

c-tu

ral

geo

log

y an

d b

asin

ana

lysi

s. H

e ha

s ex

per

ienc

e in

a d

iver

se r

ang

e o

f co

mm

od

ity

typ

es a

nd d

epo

sit

styl

es,

incl

udin

g o

rog

enic

Au,

mag

mat

ic-h

y-d

roth

erm

al

Cu-

Mo

-Au,

IO

CG

, m

ag-

mat

ic N

i-C

u su

lfi d

e, a

nd V

HM

S,

but

hi

s p

assi

on

lies

wit

h se

dim

ent-

host

ed

ore

sys

tem

s. O

ver

the

pas

t 25

yea

rs, D

avid

has

wo

rked

o

n p

ota

sh, U

, SE

DE

X P

b-Z

n, a

nd s

edim

ent-

host

ed C

u sy

stem

s ac

ross

fo

ur c

ont

inen

ts.

The

hig

hlig

ht o

f hi

s ca

reer

has

bee

n hi

s w

ork

on

the

Cen

tral

Afr

ican

Co

p-

per

bel

t, t

he w

orl

d’s

pre

mie

r se

dim

ent-

host

ed C

u p

rov-

ince

. The

pro

vinc

e b

oas

ts s

uper

b d

atas

ets,

gen

erat

ed

over

nea

rly

100

yea

rs o

f sy

stem

atic

exp

lora

tio

n an

d

min

ing

. D

ue t

o t

he s

cale

and

co

mp

lexi

ty o

f th

e m

in-

eral

izin

g s

yste

m,

each

new

dis

cove

ry e

mp

hasi

zes

the

need

to

co

ntin

ually

dev

elo

p a

nd r

efi n

e o

ur e

xplo

rati

on

mo

del

s.

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Fran

çois

Rob

ert

hold

s a

deg

ree

in

geo

log

ical

en

gin

eeri

ng

fro

m

Eco

le

Po

lyte

chni

que

in

Mo

ntre

al, w

here

he

also

ob

tain

ed h

is M

.Sc.

(19

80

) an

d

Ph.

D.

(19

83)

d

egre

es

in

eco

nom

ic

geo

log

y. T

his

was

fo

llow

ed b

y p

ost

-d

oct

ora

l w

ork

at

th

e U

nive

rsit

y o

f M

ichi

gan

(19

84

). H

e jo

ined

the

Geo

-lo

gic

al S

urve

y o

f Can

ada

in 19

85

as a

res

earc

h sc

ient

ist

wit

h th

e M

iner

al D

epo

sits

Div

isio

n. I

n 19

97,

he j

oin

ed

Bar

rick

Go

ld C

orp

ora

tio

n, w

here

he

occ

upie

d v

ario

us

po

siti

ons

in C

anad

a, A

ustr

alia

, and

So

uth

Am

eric

a. H

e is

cur

rent

ly v

ice

pre

sid

ent a

nd c

hief

geo

log

ist f

or g

lob

al

exp

lora

tio

n. F

ranç

ois

has

pub

lishe

d n

umer

ous

pap

ers

in s

cien

tifi

c jo

urna

ls a

nd s

erve

d o

n se

vera

l co

mm

itte

es

of

scie

ntifi

c o

rgan

izat

ions

. He

was

pre

sid

ent

of

SE

G in

20

15 a

nd h

as b

een

the

reci

pie

nt o

f th

e S

EG

Ral

ph

W.

Mar

sden

Aw

ard

, Silv

er M

edal

, and

Wal

dem

ar L

ind

gre

n A

war

d.

Dav

id

Selle

y is

an

ex

plo

rer

and

re

sear

cher

w

ith

exp

erti

se

in

stru

c-tu

ral

geo

log

y an

d b

asin

ana

lysi

s. H

e ha

s ex

per

ienc

e in

a d

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rio

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r P

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los

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sh w

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ault

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sity

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n 19

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n to

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vers

ity

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lleg

e D

ublin

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CD

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r o

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l-o

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ED

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BIOGRAPHIES 1

Car

los

Var

gas

is a

n ex

plo

rati

on

geo

l-o

gis

t w

ith

over

eig

ht y

ears

of

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ence

in m

iner

al e

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on

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ore

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rese

arch

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se

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ic A

u an

d A

u sk

arn

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its

in W

est

and

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tral

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ica

and

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g-P

b-Z

n (A

u) e

pit

herm

al, p

orp

hyry

, an

d C

arlin

dep

osi

ts in

No

rth,

Cen

tral

, an

d

So

uth

Am

eric

a.

His

w

ork

ha

s ra

nged

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m d

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ale

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in o

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arlo

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exp

erie

nce

in t

he in

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of s

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l geo

log

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aset

s to

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eom

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re d

epo

sits

. He

hold

s a

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c. d

egre

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om

th

e U

nive

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e C

ost

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aste

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om

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New

Mex

ico

In

stit

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of

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ing

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log

y.

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Wal

sh w

as a

co

-fo

und

er o

f th

e F

ault

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lysi

s G

roup

at

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Uni

ver-

sity

of

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n 19

85

and

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rsaw

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loca

tio

n to

Uni

vers

ity

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lleg

e D

ublin

(U

CD

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00

. C

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ntly

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f st

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hn h

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f aw

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y G

old

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or

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tal S

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scie

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(20

18).

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ina

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ovsk

aya

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earc

her

at t

he I

nsti

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of

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log

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re

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ts,

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eral

og

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rog

rap

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and

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chem

istr

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ussi

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ence

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n M

osc

ow,

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sia.

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g

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uate

d

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m

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ono

sov

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s-co

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ity

wit

h a

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in

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Post-Conference Program

Post-Conference Field TripsParadox Basin Fluids and September 25–28 Colorado Plateau Copper, Uranium, and Vanadium Deposits Leaders: Isabel Barton, Mark Barton, Jon P. Thorson

Colorado Porphyry-Molybdenum September 26–28 Deposits and Leadville District Leaders: Eric Seedorff, Ralph Stegen, Tommy Thompson

Post-Conference WorkshopsExploration Geochemistry: September 26–27 From Fundamentals to the Field Presenter: Peter Winterburn

Cu-Mo Porphyry Deposits: September 26–27 Multiscale Approach from Magmas to Minerals Presenters: John Dilles, Kalin Kouzmanov

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POSTERS 1

PostersPosters will be on display during regular confer-ence hours on the ground level of the venue in the Columbine Ballroom.

Titles and authors of posters are listed below. Posters for which the senior author is a student can be identified by an asterisk (*) following the poster title.

For schedule updates, please go to www.seg2018.org.

Base Metals: Cu, Zn, Ni, Pb

P.001 Linking Structural and Stratigraphic Controls on Cu-Ag Mineralization at the Zone 5 Deposit in the Kalahari Cu Belt, BotswanaClemens Augenstein, Catherine Knight, David J. Catterall, David Martin, Wesley S. Hall, Batanani Muyoba, Oarabile Disang, Murray W. Hitzman, Stephen M. Enders

P.002 Impacts of Cation Substitution on the Geometallurgical Response of Sphalerite from Low-Grade Ores: An Experimental Perspective*Lebogang Babedi, Bjorn von der Heyden, Margreth Tadie

P.003 Introduction to Paleozoic Metallogeny of MongoliaDelgertsogt Baljinnyam, Bat-Ireedui Yandag

P.004 Characterization of Sericitic Alteration at the Taca Taca Bajo Porphyry Cu Deposit, ArgentinaSebastian B. Benavides

P.005 The Correlation Between the Contents of Cu, Pb, Fe, Zn, and Sb with S in Sulfide Partial Melts at 600°C*Govindarao Boddepalli, Kamal L. Pruseth, Biswajit Mishra


P.006 Zircon U-Pb and Molybdenite Re-Os Age Constraints on Formation of the Malmyzh Porphyry Cu-Au Deposit, Far East of RussiaDaria S. Bukhanova, Gregory Collins

P.007 Evidence for Rapid Multistage Construction of the Spence Porphyry Copper Deposit, Northern Chile: Implications for Mineralization*Edward G. Bunker, Jon Blundy, Simon Tapster, Frances Cooper

P.008 Zn-Pb Exploration in the Lismore Block, County Waterford, Ireland: Preliminary Data*Amedeo Cauceglia, Nicola Mondillo, Maria Boni

P.009 Identification of the Anomaly Component Using BEMD Combined with PCA from Element Concentrations in the Tengchong Sn-Pb-Zn Polymetallic Belt, SW ChinaYongqing Chen, Lina Zhang, Binbin Zhao

P.010 Syn- to Postmineralization Structural Dismemberment of the Olympic Dam Fe-Cu-U-Au-Ag Deposit, Gawler CratonJesse M. Clark, Nicholas Poznik, Kathy Ehrig, Alex Cherry, Jocelyn McPhie, Vadim S. Kamenetsky

P.011 Mineralizing Fluids of the Kamoa-Kakula Sedimentary Rock-Hosted Copper Deposit, Democratic Republic of Congo*Sarah E. Clay, Elizabeth C. Turner, Daniel J. Kontak

P.012 Zircon Saturation and Ti-in-Zircon Thermometry of Felsic Volcanic Rocks in the Iberian Pyrite Belt: Useful Exploration Tools for Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide Deposits?*Marta S. Codeço, António Mateus, Jorge Figueiras, Pedro Rodrigues, Luís Gonçalves

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P.013 The Effects of Amphibolite Facies Metamorphism on the Trace Element Content of Pyrite and Pyrrhotite*Calvin D. Conn, Paul G. Spry, Alan E. Koenig

P.014 Evolution of Host-Rock Diamictite Matrix at the High-Grade Kakula Copper Deposit, Democratic Republic of Congo*Quinn Dabros, Elizabeth Turner

P.015 Exhumation of Granites in the Central Andes: Implications for Porphyry Copper Enrichment and Preservation*Simon Dahlström, Frances Cooper, Jon Blundy, Simon Tapster, Daniel Condon, Jaime Cortes Yañez, Matthijs van Soest

P.016 Sources, Styles, and Scales of Sedimentary-Hosted Copper Mineralization: Evidence from the Zambian and Kalahari Copper Belts*James Davey, Stephen Roberts, Jamie Wilkinson, Thomas Gernon

P.018 Ore Petrography of the World-Class Cerro Lindo Volcanic-Hosted Massive Sulfide Deposit, PerúThomas Dols, Thomas Monecke

P.019 An Assessment of Metal Release Potential During the Mining of SMS Deposits from the Central Indian RidgeEmily Fallon

P.020 Contrasting Igneous-Related Hydrothermal Systems of the Laramide Porphyry Cu Province, Tucson Mountains, Arizona*Roy Greig, Mark Barton, Isabel Barton

P.022 Re-Os and U-Th-Pb Age Constraints on Host Rocks and Mineralizing Events in the Kalahari Copperbelt, BotswanaWesley S. Hall, Holly J. Stein, Andrew R. Kylander-Clark, Catherine Knight, Yvette D. Kuiper, M. Stephen Enders, Murray W. Hitzman


P.023 New Insights into Zircon Fertility Indicators for Porphyry Copper Deposits: Deciphering the Adakitic Signatures in Patagonia*Gonzalo J. Henriquez, Robert R. Loucks, Marco L. Fiorentini, Charlotte M. Allen

P.024 A Genetic Link Between Late Cretaceous Granitic Magmatism and Sn Mineralization in the SW South China Block: A Case Study of the Dulong Sn-Dominant Polymetallic DepositLin Hou, Zhenyu Zhao, Shusheng Liu, Qiming Zhang, Songyang Wu

P.025 Interaction Between Hydrocarbon Fluids and Host Rocks/Evaporite in the Jinding World-Class Zn-Pb Deposit: Implication for Ore Genesis*Shiqiang Huang, Yucai Song, David Leach, Zengqian Hou

P.026 Carboniferous-Early Permian Pb-Zn-Ag Skarn and Au-Cu Skarn-Porphyry Deposits in Chillagoe, North Queensland, Australia, and Their Implications to Geodynamic Evolution*Peter E. Illig, Zhaoshan Chang, Jeff Benowitz

P.027 Petrogenesis of Volcanic Assemblages Hosting the Flambeau Cu-Zn Massive Sulfide Deposit, Northwestern Wisconsin, USA*Regan E. Jacobson, Robert W. Lodge, Zachary A. Zens

P.028 Trace Elements in Cu-Fe Sulfides from the Mantoverde IOCG Deposit, Northern Chile*Cinthia Johansson, Fernando Barra, Martin Reich, Artur Deditius, Adam Simon, Paula Rojas

P.029 The Origin of Inclusions in the Contact Sublayer of the Sudbury Igneous Complex, Ontario, CanadaTaus R. C. Jørgensen, Douglas K. Tinkham, C. Michael Lesher

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P.030 U-Pb Zircon Geochronology and Geochemistry of Volcanic Rocks in the Deguisier Formation, Abitibi Greenstone Belt, Quebec: Implications for Gold and VMS MineralizationTaus R. C. Jørgensen, Harold L. Gibson, Michael A. Hamilton

P.031 Apatite as a Tool for Quantifying the Magmatic Volatile Budget of Arc Magmas*Lillian Kendall-Langley, Anthony Kemp, Steffen Hagemann

P.032 Zircon from the Granite Mountain Batholith, a Host of the Gibraltar Porphyry Cu-Mo Deposit, in the Canadian Cordillera*Christopher H. Kobylinski, Keiko Hattori, Alain Plouffe, Scott Smith


P.033 Trace Element Chemistry, Polytypes, Isotopic Composition, and Re-Os Ages of Molybdenite from the Bingham Canyon Cu-Au-Mo Porphyry Deposit, UtahSimon Kocher, Jamie J. Wilkinson, Robin N. Armstrong, Iain McDonald, Mark Rehkaemper, Robert A. Creaser, Jens Najorka

P.035 Quantitative Mineralogy, Textural Analysis and Trace Element Signatures of a Distal Skarn Body (Gyudyurska Pb-Zn Deposit, Madan District, Bulgaria)Kalin Kouzmanov, Thomas Bovay, Andrea Dini, Rossitsa Vassileva

P.036 Relationship Between Magmatism and Mineralization of Late Cretaceous to Early Paleocene Porphyry Systems in the Yukon-Tanana Upland, Eastern AlaskaDouglas C. Kreiner, Erin Todd, James V. Jones III, George Case, Chris Holm-Denoma, Jeff Benowitz

P.037 The Geology and Genesis of the Wolfram Camp Mine W-Mo Deposit, Queensland, Australia: Fluid Inclusion and Stable Isotope Studies*Kairan Liu, Zhaoshan Chang, Yanbo Cheng

P.038 3D Constraints of Intrusion on Localization of Skarn Orebodies: Examples from the Tongling District, ChinaLiangming Liu

P.039 Isotopic Geochemistry of the Barite in the World-Class Mehdi abad Zn-Pb Deposit, Iran, and Implication for the Ore GenesisYingchao Liu, Yucai Song

P.041 Elemental Geochemistry of Metasediments from the Aljustrel Area, Iberian Pyrite Belt (IPB), Portugal: Implications for Mineral Exploration*Filipa Luz, António Mateus, Jorge Figueiras

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P.042 Upper Devonian Felsic Volcanism at the Kudz Ze Kayah Zn-Pb-Cu VMS Deposit, Finlayson Lake District, Yukon: Insights from High-Precision CA-ID-TIMS U-Pb Zircon Geochronology*Matthew J. Manor, Stephen J. Piercey, Corey J. Wall, Neil Martin, Robin Black

P.043 Characteristics of Local and Regional Mineralizing Fluids in the Cornwallis Zn-Pb District, Arctic Canada*Jordan Mathieu, Elizabeth C. Turner, Daniel J. Kontak

P.044 Base Metal Sulfide Mineralization Above a Concealed Porphyry Molybdenum Deposit, Mt. Emmons Area, Colorado, USAJeffrey L. Mauk, Molly Baron, Robert Charnock, Thomas Monecke, Yvette D. Kuiper, Craig Johnson

P.045 The Punt Hill Cu-Au-Zn Prospect, Gawler Craton, South AustraliaCraig McEwan, Greg Swain, Gary Ferris, Giuseppe LoGrasso, Sebastien Meffre, Robert Creaser, Rosendo Puig, Richard Sillitoe, Alan Wilson, Jose Perello

P.046 The Tongkuangyu Copper Deposit, Northern Zhongtiaoshan Region, Trans-North China Orogen: A Metamorphosed Paleoproterozoic Porphyry System?*Xuyang Meng, Jeremy Richards, Jingwen Mao, Huishou Ye, Andrew DuFrane, Robert Creaser

P.047 The Gorno Zn Project, Bergamo, Italy: New Data on the Pian Bracca Exploration AreaNicola Mondillo, Maria Boni, Federica Lupone, Fabio Granitzio, Marcello De Angelis


P.048 Neoarchean to Paleoproterozoic Copper Metallogenic Epochs in the Carajás Province, NW BrazilCarolina P. Moreto, Roberto P. Xavier, Lena V. Monteiro, Gustavo H. Melo, Poliana I. Toledo, Raphael B. Hunger, Ananda M. Lopes, Marco A. Delinardo-Silva, Rafaela S. Campos, Jackeline Faustinoni, Raul Arquaz

P.049 Textural and Geochemical Evidence for Assimilation of S-Bearing Sedimentary Assemblages by Komatiites in the Shebandowan Greenstone Belt, ON, Canada*Maile J. Olson, Robert W. Lodge

P.050 Hydrothermal Fluid Evolution of the Encuentro Porphyry Cu-Au-Mo Deposit, Northern ChileJaime I. Osorio, John H. Dilles, Santiago O. Collao

P.051 The Watershed Shear-Vein Tungsten Deposit, Far North Queensland, Australia: A Metamorphic Fluid Origin*Jaime A. Poblete, Zhaoshan Chang, Paul Dirks, Jan M. Huizenga

P.052 Permian Magmatism in an Early Andean Metallogenic Belt, Cordillera Frontal, ArgentinaGregory H. Poole, Steffen G. Hagemann, Anthony I. Kemp, Marco L. Fiorentini, Eduardo O. Zappettini

P.053 Mineralization of the Canrash’s Skarn Occurrence of the Miocene Belt, Central Peru*Miguel H. Quintana Hernandez

P.054 Coarse Muscovite Alteration in the Roots of Laramide Porphyry Copper SystemsSimone E. Runyon, Eric Seedorff, Mark D. Barton, Pilar Lecumberri-Sanchez, Matthew Steele-MacInnis, Frank K. Mazdab

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P.055 NIR Mineralogical Analysis in Oyu Tolgoi Open Pit Cut Mine, Southern Mongolia and Its Implication for the Geometallur-gical Basis of the Production PlanningAmar-Amgalan Serjlkhumbe, Otgonbayar Togtokhbayar, Jargaljav Gombojav, Oyunchimeg Renchin, Delgerdalai Myagmar

P.057 The Sossego IOCG Deposit, Carajás Min-eral Province, Brazil: Two Mineralization Ages, One Archean Source*Eliza Smith, Anthony Kemp, Steffen Hagemann, Roberto Xavier, Carolina Moreto

P.059 A Sulfur Isotope Study of the Duobuza Porphyry Copper-Gold Deposit, Central Tibet, ChinaJia Sun, Jingwen Mao, Georges Beaudoin

P.060 Geology of the Giant Porphyry Copper Deposit at Yulong in Eastern Tibet*Maoyu Sun, Zhiming Yang

P.062 Provenance and Depositional Age of the Grand Conglomérat, Host of the Kamoa Cu Deposit, Democratic Republic of Congo*Philippe Trudel, Elizabeth Turner

P.065 Textural and Chemical Variations of Sphalerite in the Shuangjianzishan Zn-Pb-Ag Deposit, South Great Xing’an Range, NE China: Implications for Ore-Forming Processes*Wei Wei, Xinbiao Lv

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P.067 Magmatic Hydrothermal Origin of the Wenyu Copper Polymetallic Deposit, Southern Lancangjiang Zone, SW ChinaYong-Fei Yang, Wenyu Fan, Maojin Luo, Hong-Zhao Shi

P.068 Origin of the Newly Discovered Jiang Junmu Porphyry Cu-Au Deposit in the East KunLun Orogenic Belt, North China: Constraints from Geochronology, Chemistry, and IsotopesJunzhen Yu, Youye Zheng

P.069 Geochronology and Geochemistry of the Contact Copper Porphyry Prospect, Contact, Nevada*Zacharie A. Zens, Kierran Maher

P.071 Hydrothermal Remobilization of REEs in an IOCG System: Implications for Geo-chronological Studies and Ore GenesisXin-Fu Zhao, Zhi-Kun Su, Wang Liao

P.072 Practical application of Mineral Systems Targeting for Base Metals in Sedimentary BasinsNeal Reynolds, Peter Muhling

Breakthroughs in Economic Geology

P.073 Validation of Hyperspectral Mineral Identification Using Mineral Chemistry and Machine Learning: Applications to Carlin-Type Gold Deposits*Rocky D. Barker, Shaun Barker, Geoff Holmes, Peter Reutemann, Dale Fletcher

P.074 Laramide Shortening and Its Relationship to Porphyry Copper Systems in the Northern San Pedro Valley, Southeastern Arizona*Daniel A. Favorito, Eric Seedorff

P.075 Unconventional Trace Elements in Sphalerite - Clues to Fluid Origin?Max Frenzel, Ashley Slattery, Benjamin Wade, Sarah Gilbert, Cristiana C. Ciobanu, Nigel J. Cook, Panagiotis Voudouris

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P.077 3D Mineral Footprints of an Undercover Sediment-Hosted Polymetallic Abra Ore System, Western Australia*Heta M. Lampinen, Carsten Laukamp, Sandra A. Occhipinti, Lyndon Hardy

P.078 The Penetrating Geochemical Explora-tion in the Past 30 Years in China*Mei Lu, Rong Ye

P.079 Re-Os, U-Pb Geochronology in Cu-Au Mineralization at the San Matias Project, Northern Colombia*Julian D. Manco Parra, Hildebrando Leal-Mejía, Craig J. Hart

P.081 Tracing Redox Reactions in Sn Mineral Deposits with Sn IsotopesRyan Mathur, Wayne Powell, Yao Junming

P.082 Whole-Rock and Zircon Fertility Indicator of Archean GranitesYong-Jun Lu, Hugh Smithies, Michael Wingate, Noreen Evans, David Champion, T. Campbell McCuaig

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P.083 Apatite Chemistry as an Igneous Fertility Indicator for Porphyry Copper Deposit Formation: Preliminary Study from Central Chilean Volcanics*Chetan Nathwani, Jamie Wilkinson, Robert Sievwright

P.085 Hydrothermal Gold in Permian Black Shale Kupferschiefer - A Paradigm Change in Science, Exploration, and MiningVolker Spieth

P.088 The Natural History Museum’s Ore Collection: A Unique Sample Repository for Ore Deposits ResearchSimon Kocher

Infrastructure Metals: Fe, Al, Mn

P.091 Mineral Paragenesis and Fluid Inclusion Evidence of Magmatic Fluid Cooling, Decompression, and Influx of Evaporated Lake/Seawater in the Bourbon IOA Deposit, SE Missouri USAMitchell M. Bennett, Albert H. Hofstra, Corey J. Meighan, Poul Emsbo

P.092 Geological Features, Mineralization Types, and Metallogenic Setting of the Phlaythong Large Iron Deposit, Southern LaosShusheng Liu, Wenyu Fan, Maojin Luo, Yongfei Yang

P.093 Typology and Hydrothermal Alteration of the Montaña de Manganeso Mn Deposit, San Luis Potosi, Mexico*Joseph Madondo, Carles Canet, Eduardo Gonzalez Partida, Augusto Rodriguez Diaz, Andrea Hernandez Cervantes

P.094 Multiple Origins of Iron and Titanium Oxides in Mesoproterozoic IOA-IOCG Systems, SE Missouri, USACorey J. Meighan, Albert H. Hofstra, Erin E. Marsh, Heather A. Lowers, Alan E. Koenig

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P.096 Structure and Petrochemistry of Amphibolitic Rocks Associated With Magnetite-Bearing Lithologies at the Akom-II Aeromagnetic Anomaly, Southern CameroonEben Robinson

Integrating Geology, Geochemistry, and Geophysics

P.098 Igneous Geology of the Keystone Project, Battle Mountain-Eureka Mineral Belt, North-Central Nevada: Age, Distribution and Relationship to Carlin-Type Gold Mineralization*Gabriel E. Aliaga, Michael W. Ressel, Tom Chapin, David C. Mathewson, Neil Whitmer, Brion Theriault

P.099 2008-2018 – “The Portable XRF Decade”Aaron T. Baensch

P.100 Imaging Links Between Magnetic Discontinuity and Surface Geology to Understand Regional Structural Control on Epithermal Deposits in Coromandel Volcanic Zone, New Zealand*Engdawork A. Bahiru, Julie V. Rowland, Jennifer D. Eccles, Richard Kellett

P.102 Integrating Geologic and Geophysical Data to Extend Mineral Terranes Under Basin FillMak W. Bultman

P.103 Geo-Interp Assessment of an Orogenic Au Prospective Area, Medicine Bow Mountains, Wyoming*Robert D. Charnock, Nicole Pendrigh, Harry Noyes

P.104 Magnetic Petrology Applied to the Characterization of Pegmatite Dikes from the Eastern Colombia*Carlos J. Charry


P.106 Geochemical Exploration in the Atacama Desert: Two Contrasting Case Studies in the Chilean Cretaceous Coastal BeltGiancarlo A. Daroch, Chris Benn, Paul Lhotka

P.108 Ore Classification of Tourmaline Breccia Pipes at the Giant Copper Property, Southern B.C.: A Comparison with the Tourmaline Breccias of the Rio Blanco-Los Bronces District*Bill T. Fischer, Daniel D. Marshall, Jim Miller-Tait

P.110 Detailed Petrology and Geochemistry of the Apache Leap Tuff of the Superstition Mountains, AZ, with Implications for Origins of Related Epithermal Gold Deposits*Anne Fulton, Benjamin Murphy

P.111 Extending Proterozoic Terranes Beneath Cover Using Potential FieldsMark E. Gettings

P.113 Caldera/Graben-Hosted Miocene Epithermal Precious Metal Mineralization in Western Chihuahua, MexicoPhilip C. Goodell, Mohammad A. Mahar, Castulo Molina

P.114 Evidence for Lithocaps Associated with Silica Saturated Alkalic Porphyry Systems in the Northparkes District, NSWJonathon L. Hoye, Corey M. Jago, T. J. Wells

P.115 Chemical Controls on the Paragenetic Evolution at Panasqueira, PortugalPilar Lecumberri-Sanchez, Christoph A. Heinrich, Markus Wälle, Marta Codeço, Philipp Weis, Marta Sośnicka, Filipe Pinto

P.116 Application of Pyrite Mineralogy and Chemistry to Target Vectoring in the MacMillan Pass SEDEX District, Yukon, Canada*Claire Leighton, Daniel Layton-Matthews, Michael Gadd, Jan Peter

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P.117 Geology, Ore-Forming Process of Tiegelongnan Giant Porphyry-Epithermal Copper Deposit, Tibet*Bin Lin

P.118 A New Geophysical View of the Crust and Controls on Critical Mineral Systems, Southern Midcontinent, USAAnne E. McCafferty, Jeffrey D. Phillips, Warren C. Day, Albert H. Hofstra

P.119 Mine Life Cycle Optimization Using Machine LearningTom Meuzelaar, Morgan Warren, Thomas Monecke, Erik Tharalson

P.120 Zircon Trace Element Transects as a Recorder of Magmatic Processes Related to Porphyry Copper Formation*Nansen H. Olson, John H. Dilles, Michelle Campbell, Jaime Osario

P.122 Geochemical Controls on the Composition of Midocean Ridge Hydrothermal Vent Fluids: A Numerical Modeling Approach*Samuel Pierre, Alexander P. Gysi, Thomas Monecke

P.123 Geophysical Imaging of REE-Bearing Iron Oxide Apatite Deposits in the Eastern Adirondacks, New York StateAnjana Shah, Ryan Taylor, Gregory Walsh, Cliff Taylor


P.124 Geologic and Geophysical Expression of Variably Metal Endowed Fault Systems in the Larder Lake Area of the Southern Abitibi: Preliminary Results of the Metal Earth ProjectRoss L. Sherlock

P.125 Integration of Physical Properties and Petrologic Data of Crystalline Rocks: Implications for Geophysical Anomaly Interpretations in the Cripple Creek Mining DistrictPatrick J. Wood, Eric D. Anderson, Thomas Monecke, Richard Wendlandt, Karen D. Kelley, Misac N. Nabighian

Integrating Mineral and Petroleum Systems Approaches to Sedimentary Basins

P.127 Tracking Fluid Migration Using Hyperspectral Reflectance at the World-Class White Pine Copper Deposit, Michigan, USAJonathan Cloutier, Simon Jones, Tony Prave, Tim Raub, Emily Madoff

P.129 Basement Architecture Controls for Sediment-Hosted Base-Metal Mineral Systems in the Mesoproterozoic Edmund Basin, Western Australia*Heta M. Lampinen, Sandra A. Occhipinti, Mark D. Lindsay, Marco Fiorentini

P.130 Deeply Covered Hydrothermal Mineralization in Permian Strata of the North German Basin: A Mineral System Scale PerspectivePatrick Nadoll, Marta Sośnicka, Florian Duschl, Dennis Kraemer, Reiner Klemd

P.131 Sedimentary and Geochemical Analysis of the Gypsum Unit in the Boleo Copper Deposit, Santa Rosalía Basin, Mexico*Valente O. Salgado Munoz, Tina Niemi, James B. Murowchick, Gabrielle Penaflor

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P.132 An Integrated Tectono-Stratigraphic Basin Evolution Approach to Understanding the Irish OrefieldKoen Torremans, John Güven, John Conneally, Roisin Kyne, Robert Doyle, Steve Hollis, Murray Hitzman, John Walsh

Looking to the Future: What’s Next?

P.134 Improved Mineral Exploration, Processing, and Production using Synchrotron Spectroscopy: Examples from Canadian Orogenic Gold DepositsNeil R. Banerjee and Lisa L. Van Loon

P.135 Vanadium: A New Star in the Group of Critical Metals: Conventional and Unconventional Resources for the European UnionMaria Boni, Beate Orberger, Flavien Choulet, Herman Wotruba, Bernd Friedrich, Jason Yang, Eckart Freyer

P.136 Stable Isotopes as an Exploration Tool: Tracking Cryptic Alteration Surrounding the Iscaycruz Zn (Pb-Cu-Ag) Skarn-CRD Deposit, Central Peru*Samuel Cantor, Gregory Dipple, Craig J. Hart, James Mortensen, Abraham Escalante

P.137 Mapping Hydrothermal Alterations in the Belt Supergroup Using pXRF*Philip Dalhof, John Ridley

P.138 A Business Case for Gold Exploration: Combining Geoscientific, Economic, and Financial Analysis to Develop an Exploration Targeting Model for the Sandstone Greenstone Belt*Rhys S. Davies, David I. Groves, Allan Trench, Michael Dentith, John P. Sykes

P.139 Numerical Modeling of Hydrothermal Ore-Forming Processes and the Link to Lithogeochemical Vectors for ExplorationAlexander P. Gysi, Nicole C. Hurtig, Thomas Monecke


P.140 Development of a Plate Margin Database for Use in Plate Reconstruction Modeling*Peter R. Hone, Bruce Eglington

P.142 The Australian National Exploration Undercover School: NExUS*Richard M. Lilly, Graham Heinson, Danielle S. Schmandt

P.143 Paleosurface Exploration on Emergent Volcanoes*Amy-Jo P. Miles, Stephen Grebby, Jonathan Naden, Graham Ferrier

P.144 Data-Driven Discovery in Earth Materials ResearchChao Liu, Simone Runyon, Shaunna Morrison, Richard Wendlandt, Robert Hazen, Ahmed Eleish, Anirudh Prabhu

P.145 How Can Mineral Exploration Projects Be Evaluated Differently?*Ahmad Saleem

P.146 Dark Mica Composition as Mineralization Vector: Examples from Hyperspectral Core Imaging at the Cebolla Creek Titaniferous Magnetite Deposit, Gunnison County, CO, USAEkaterina Savinova, Ronell Carey, Brigette Martini

P.147 Silica Caps Potentially Preserve Modern-Day Extinct Seafloor Massive Sulfide (eSMS) Deposits: Examples from the TAG Hydrothermal Field, 26°N, Mid-Atlantic Ridge*Iain J. Stobbs, Paul A. Lusty, Sven Petersen, Bramley J. Murton

Precious Metals: Au, Ag, PGE

P.148 Metallogenic and Geochronological Framework of the Hunjiang Basin, Jilin Province, Northeastern North China Block*Halley A. Keevil, Thomas Monecke, Richard Goldfarb, Nigel Kelly, Tao Feng, Peng Sun, Andreas Möller

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P.149 Hydrothermal Evolution of Au-Bearing Pyrite Veins and Their Association With Base Metal Veins in the Central City District, CO, USA*Lee Alford, Alexander Gysi, Thomas Monecke, Katharina Pfaff, Nicole Hurtig

P.151 The Geochemical Characteristics and Age Constraints of Cu-Au-Bi Mineralization in Balya Skarn Deposit (Balikesir, Turkey)*Arif Aydar, İlkay Kuşcu, Irena Peytcheva, Zeynep Aydar, Kamen Bogdanov

P.152 Combined Low- and High-Temperature Multistage Gold Mineralization at the Skarnlike BIF-Hosted São Sebastião Deposit, Pitangui Greenstone Belt, Minas Gerais, Brazil*Mariana Brando Soares, Luiz Carlos Bertolino, Atlas V. Corrêa Neto, Felipe E. Alves, Antônio M. de Almeida, Pedro Henrique M. da Silva, Ricardo O. Mabub, Luedson G. Manduca, Ivan M. de Pamplona Araújo


P.153 Delineating the Extent of Early Jurassic Intrusion-Related Mineralization in the Yukon-Tanana Terrane, Eastern AlaskaGeorge N. Case, Doug C. Kreiner, James V. Jones, Erin Todd, Jeff A. Benowitz

P.154 Deducing Source Lithology and Nature of Gold Mineralization within the Archean-Proterozoic Quartz Pebble Conglomerates from the Singhbhum Craton, Eastern India*Rajarshi Chakravarti, Sahendra Singh, Akella S. Venkatesh, Anmol Barla

P.158 PGE-Au Signature of Alkaline Magmas from the Yilgarn Craton: Insights into the Metallogenic Architecture of the Lithospheric Mantle*Eunjoo Choi, Marco Fiorentini, Andrea Giuliani, Stephen Foley

P.159 Late Cretaceous Orogenic Gold in the Miocene Silver Peak-Lone Mountain Extensional Complex at Mineral Ridge, Nevada*Micah Claypoole, Michael W. Ressel

P.160 Fluid Inclusion Analysis and Isotopic Investigation of Gold-Transporting Fluids: Sheba-Fairview Gold Mining District, South Africa*Christina M. Comuso, Matthew Severs, Bjorn Von der Heyden

P.161 Critical Metal Particles in Ore Sulfides from the World-Class Rio Blanco Porphyry Cu-Mo Deposit, Chile*Jorge Crespo, Martin Reich, Fernando Barra, Juan J. Verdugo, Claudio Martinez

P.164 The Magmatic Evolution of Postsubduction Suites: The Metaliferi Mountains, Romania*Vlad V. Ene, Daniel Smith, Emilian Rosu, Marian Munteanu

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P.166 Gold and Base Metal Mineralization of the Kay Tanda Epithermal Gold Deposit, Philippines: Insights from Ore Mineralogy, Microthermometry and Sulfur Isotope Systematics*Sofia Marah P. Frias, Ryohei Takahashi, Akira Imai

P.167 Stratigraphy of La Preciosa Mining Project: Zircon U-Pb Geochronology and Hf Isotope Constraints*Jose A. Garcia, Munazzam A. Mahar, Philip C. Goodell, Castulo Molina

P.168 SWIR Characteristics and S Isotopes of the Archean Hemlo Au Deposit, N. Ontario; Implications for Mineralization*Emily Gorner, Peter Hollings, David R. Cooke, Cari Deyell-Wurst, Brigette Martini, Pamela Fox

P.169 A Comparison of Jiaojia- and Linglong-Type Gold Deposit Ore-Forming Fluids: Do They Differ?Linnan Guo, Richard J. Goldfarb

P.170 Mineralogy, Petrography and Mineral Chemistry of the North Amethyst Epithermal (Au-Ag) Deposit, Creede, Colorado: Insights into Precious and Base Metal Mineralization*Mario Guzman, Thomas Monecke

P.171 Metallogeny and Geological Setting of the Pierre Showing in the La Grande Subprovince, Superior Craton, Quebec*Maxym-Karl Hamel-Hébert, Stéphane DeSouza, François Goulet

P.172 Detailed Analysis of Siliceous Sinters to Assess Epithermal Mineralization Potential*Ayrton Hamilton, Kathleen Campbell, Julie Rowland, Shaun Barker

P.173 The Nature and Provenance of the Sedimentary Basins of the Swayze Area, Abitibi Greenstone BeltRasmus Haugaard, Thomas Gemmell, John Ayer, Phil Thurston


P.174 Describing the Plumbing System of the Cortez Hills Carlin-Type Gold Deposit Using Calcite Veins*Christopher Herron, Gregory M. Dipple, Kenneth A. Hickey, Andreas Beinlich

P.175 Hypogene and Supergene Alteration at the Farallón Negro Intermediate-Sulfidation Epithermal Au-Ag Deposit, NW Argentina*Michael Herzog, Steffen Hagemann, Albert Gilg, Ana Fogliata, Nicolás Montenegro

P.176 Controls on Epithermal Gold-Silver Mineralization and Alteration at the Gravel Creek Deposit, Elko County, Nevada*Nicholas G. Hillemeyer, Odin D. Christensen, John L. Muntean

P.177 ”Distal-Disseminated” Deposits in the Battle Mountain Mining District: Possible Expressions of a Porphyry-Carlin Continuum?*Dante E. Huff, Elizabeth Holley, Justin Lowe, Matthew Fithian, William Guenthner, Jenna M. Kaempfer

P.178 Structural Evolution of the El Indio Belt (Chile-Argentina): From Zircons to Gold*Constanza Jara, Marco Fiorentini, Heejin Jeon, Mark Fanning, John Miller, Diego Winocur

P.180 Ore Mineral Assemblage and Textures of Mineralized Quartz Veins from the Orogenic Hog Mt. Gold Prospect, SW Appalachians, USA*Anabelle K. Kline, Stefanie M. Brueckner, Josh Poole, Mark Whitney, Jody East

P.182 Mineralogy of Precious Metal, Sulfides and Related Phases Within the Hera Au-Pb-Zn-Ag Deposit, Cobar Basin, New South Wales, Australia*Angela Lay, Ian T. Graham, Lachlan Burrows, Adam McKinnon, Karen Privat

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P.183 Gold Mineralization at the Snowfield Porphyry Deposit, NW British Columbia*Emily C. Laycock, Anthony Williams-Jones, Jim Clark

P.187 Two-Phase Magmatic Hydrothermal Alteration at the Monzonite-Diorite Tower Mountain Intrusive Complex Au Deposit, Ontario, CanadaRobert W. Lodge, William Fitzpatrick, Robert Hooper, Brigitte Gélinas

P.188 Distinctive Chemical Characteristics, Geodynamic Settings, and Petrogenesis of Gold Ore-Forming Arc MagmasRobert R. Loucks

P.189 Stratigraphic and Alteration Vectors Toward the Gold-Rich Petiknäs North VMS Deposit, Skellefte District, Sweden*Georgian Manuc, Jeff Steadman, Roger Nordin, Rodney Allen

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P.191 Volcanogenic Gold in the Upper Eastmain Greenstone Belt, Quebec, Canada*Jonathan Marleau, Stéphane De Souza, Anne-Marie Beauchamp, Frédéric Massei

P.192 The Role of Semi-Metals (Te, Bi, Se) in Precious Metal (Au, Ag, Pd) Transport in Porphyry Cu DepositsKatie A. McFall, Iain McDonald

P.193 Hydrothermal Modification in the Aurora Cu-Ni-PGE Prospect, Northern Bushveld Complex, South AfricaKatie A. McFall, Iain McDonald, Dominque Tanner

P.194 The Genesis of Early Neoproterozoic Orogenic Gold Deposits in the SW of the Amazon Craton in Western BrazilRodrigo P. Melo, Richard J. Goldfarb, Marcos A. Oliveira, Erin E. Marsh, Roberto P. Xavier, Leandro R. Oliveira

P.195 The Implication of Early Architecture for Gold Endowment in a Low Strain Environment; The Yaouré Gold Deposit, Côte d’Ivoire*Nicolas Mériaud, Nicolas Thébaud, Quentin Masurel

P.196 Structural Controls on the IOCG-Style, Shear Zone-Hosted, Kiskamavaara Cu-Co-Au Deposit, Northern Norrbotten, Sweden*Nicolai Metzger, Tobias Bauer

P.197 Precious Metals in the Arrow Uranium Deposit, Patterson Lake Corridor, Southwestern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, Canada*Robert Mohrbutter, Sean Hillacre, Kevin Ansdell, Mattew Batty, Galen McNamara

P.198 The Mustajärvi Orogenic Gold Deposit, Central Lapland Greenstone Belt, Finland*Matthias Müller, Tero Niiranen, Pasi Eilu, Richard Goldfarb, Petri Peltonen

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P.199 Structural Controls on High-Grade Zones at the Castle Mountain Low-Sulfidation Epithermal Deposit, San Bernardino County, CaliforniaSergio Cattalani, Owen Nicholls, Wiley Skewes, Tim Howell

P.200 Geological Characteristics and Re-Os Dating of Auriferous Pyrite of Muli Suoluogou Gold Deposit, West Sichuan ProvinceFei Nie, Shu-Sheng Liu, Yong-Fei Yang

P.201 Paragenesis and Structural Controls of the Gold Mineralisation of Cumeral Property, Sonora, Cumeral; a Proposed Model for Epithermal System Related to Metamorphic Core ComplexJocelyn J. Pelletier, Michel Gauthier

P.202 Cracking Under Pressure: The Lode-Gold Bearing Mougooderra Shear Zone, Western AustraliaJamie Price, Thomas Blenkinsop, Andrew Kerr, Clinton Kuehnapfel, Kathryn Goodenough

P.203 Post-Subduction Porphyry and Epithermal Gold Deposits Along the Late Cenozoic Anatolian Metallogenic Trend, Turkey*Fabien Rabayrol, Craig Hart

P.204 Insights into the Development of the Phoenix-Fortitude Au-Cu Porphyry-Skarn System, NevadaCurtis L. Johnson, Michael W. Ressel

P.205 Geochemical and Textural Features of Pyrite in the Cerro Pabellón Geothermal System as a Tracer of Boiling in Epithermal Au-Ag Deposits*Nelson Román, Martin Reich, Mathieu Leisen, Diego Morata, Fernando Barra, Artur Deditius

P.206 Pilot Application of Computed Tomography to Rushan Gold Deposit, Jiaodong Peninsula, China*Shengxun Sai


P.207 Gold Mineralization at the Florida Canyon Deposit and Humboldt House Geothermal Field, NV: Results of Episodic Range-Front Faulting and Hydrothermal Activity over 5 m.y.Abani R. Samal, Richard H. Fifarek

P.208 Low to Intermediate Sulfidation Epithermal and Mesothermal Vein System at the Marmato Gold Deposit, Colombia*Leonardo Santacruz, Steward Redwood, Juan C. Molano, Massimo Matteini, Nilson Botelho, Alessandro Cecchi, Julian Ceballos

P.209 Preliminary Results from Detailed Geological Mapping of the Powell Block, Rouyn-Noranda Area, Quebec*Marina Schofield, Harold Gibson, Bruno Lafrance, Howard Poulsen

P.210 The Multivariate Analysis of Regional Surface Geochemistry, Northern Nye County, Nevada: Assessing the Potential for Carlin-Type Gold*Robert D. Selwood, John L. Muntean

P.211 Host-Rock Effects on Epithermal Au-Te MineralizationDaniel J. Smith, Jon Naden, Gawen R. Jenkin, Manuel Keith

P.213 Volcanic Stratigraphy and Structural Framework of the Kerr–Addison Deposit: Implications for Gold Mineralization*Nadia St-Jean, Ross Sherlock, Bruno Lafrance

P.214 Ag/Au Ratios in the Epithermal Sirawai Au-Ag Deposit in Mindanao, PhilippinesHiroshi Takahashi

P.215 Textural Evidence for the Occurrence of Flashing During the Formation of Bonanza-Type Low-Sulfidation Epithermal Veins*Tadsuda Taksavasu, Thomas Monecke, James Reynolds, James A. Saunders, Barry Devlin

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P.216 Volcanic Facies Architecture of the Castle Mountain Low-Sulfidation Epithermal Deposit, San Bernardino County, California*Erik R. Tharalson, Thomas Monecke, Sergio Cattalani, Owen Nicholls, Wiley Skewes

P.218 Oxidized, Water-Rich Magmatism in the Hualgayoc Au-Cu Mining Camp, Northern Peruvian Cordillera*Martin Viala, Keiko Hattori, Paul Gomez

P.221 Formation of High-Grade Low-Sulfidation Epithermal Veins of the Omu District, Hokkaido, Japan*Lauren Zeeck, Thomas Monecke, T. J. Reynolds, Quinton Hennigh

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P.225 Geodynamics and Genesis of Mesozoic Mineral Deposits in MongoliaDelgertsogt Baljinnyam

P.226 Initial Emplacement and Subsequent Redistribution of Critical Elements in a Hydrothermally Altered Rhyolite System*Drew W. Barkoff, Simon M. Jowitt

P.227 Defining the Fluid Evolution of a Mesothermal Magmatic Greisen-Vein Sn-Cu-Zn-Ag-In Deposit, East Kemptville, Nova Scotia, Canada*Luke Bickerton, Daniel J. Kontak, Iain M. Samson, J B. Murphy, Zoltan Zajacz

P.229 Pb Isotopic Evolution of the Supergiant Olympic Dam Deposit, Gawler Craton, South Australia*Nathan D. Chapman, Sebastien Meffre, Roland Maas, Vadim Kamenetsky, Kathy Ehrig

P.230 Chlorite Alteration of Preore Pyrite at the McArthur River Uranium Deposit, Athabasca Basin: Paragenesis and Possible Implications to Ore Deposition*John DeDecker, Thomas Monecke, Gerard Zaluski

P.231 The Fox Lake Unconformity-Related Uranium Deposit, Athabasca Basin: Paragenesis of Alteration Minerals and Possible Implications to Ore Deposition*John DeDecker, Thomas Monecke

P.232 The Spatio-Temporal Evolution of Hf Isotopes in the Gardar: Evidence for Mid-Proterozoic Crustal Recycling?Adrian A. Finch, Anouk Borst, William Hutchison, Nicola J. Horsburgh, Siri L. Simonsen, Tom Andersen

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P.233 Structural Analysis and Mineral Paragenesis of the Arrow Uranium Deposit, Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan: Controls on Mineralization in the Patterson Lake Corridor*Sean Hillacre, Brian McEwan, Galen McNamara, Kevin Ansdell

P.235 Luminescence as a Smart Sorting Tool for REE Minerals*Nicola J. Horsburgh, Adrian A. Finch

P.236 Uranium Deposits in South China: Contributions of Mantle-Derived Gaseous ComponentsRui-Zhong Hu, Jin-Cheng Luo, You-Wei Chen, Xian-Wu Bi

P.237 An Early Magmatic Fluid Pulse at Cononish Gold Deposit? Tellurium Enrichment and Implications for the Genesis of Gold Veins in Orogenic BeltsCarl Spence-Jones, Gawen R. Jenkin, Adrian J. Boyce, Nyree J. Hill, Christopher J. Sangster

P.238 A Suprasubduction Signature in Troodos VMS? Implications for Trace Element Systematics*Andrew J. Martin, Iain McDonald, Manuel Keith, Adrian J. Boyce, Christopher J. MacLeod, Katie McFall, Hazel M. Prichard

P.239 Characterization and Origin of the REE-Bearing Cambrian-Ordovician Episyenites and Carbonatites in Southern and Central New Mexico, USAVirginia T. McLemore, Adam Smith, Annelise M. Riggins, Nelia Dunbar, Matthew T. Heizler, O T. Rämö


P.240 Geochemistry of Rare Earth Elements (REEs) in Bauxites of Southern France: Is There Anything New for a Possible Recovery of REEs as By-Products of Al from Bauxite Mining?Nicola Mondillo, Maria Boni, Giuseppina Balassone, Salvatore Cretella, Gennaro Scognamiglio, Marcella Tarallo

P.241 Petrography and Geochemistry of Li-Bearing Pegmatites in the Misaw Lake Area, Northeastern Saskatchewan, and Comparison with Granitoid Suites in Nunavut*Courtney Onstad, Kevin Ansdell, David Turner, Paul Ramaekers, Shaun Spelliscy

P.242 Rare Earth Element Partitioning in Calcite as a Vector in Critical Metal Deposits*Emily P. Perry, Alexander P. Gysi

P.243 The Wingellina Laterite Project (Western Australia): Ni-Co, High-Tech Metals (REEs and Sc) Mineralogical Association and Geochemistry*Francesco Putzolu, Maria Boni, Nicola Mondillo, Max Maczurad, Franco Pirajno

P.244 Critical Minerals Geospatial Data by the USGS Mineral Deposit Database ProjectCarma A. San Juan, Jeffrey L. Mauk, Meredith H. Burger, Thomas R. Carroll, Stuart A. Giles, John D. Horton, Nicholas A. Karl, Keith R. Long, Tyler A. Reyes, Germán Schmeda, Bradley S. Van Gosen

P.245 Mineralogy and Geochemistry of the Loupian Bauxite Deposit, Languedoc, Southern France*Marcella Tarallo, Nicola Mondillo, Maria Boni, Giuseppina Balassone

P.246 Potential REE Resources in Mine Waste, Tailings Piles, and Iron Oxide-Apatite Deposits of the Eastern Adirondack Highlands, New York, USARyan D. Taylor, Gregory J. Walsh, Cliff D. Taylor, Anjana K. Shah

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P.247 Amarillo Grande, a New Uranium-Vanadium Discovery, ArgentinaGuillermo Pensado, Ariel Teste, Jon Thorson, Jorge Berizzo

P.248 Fingerprinting the Hydrothermal Mobility of Rare Earth Elements (REEs) in Ore Deposits from the Stability of Monazite-(Ce)*Christopher J. Van Hoozen, Alexander P. Gysi

P.249 Contrasting Styles of Unconformity-Type Uranium Mineralization on the Wheeler River Project, Athabasca Basin, CanadaDale Verran

P.250 Melt Inclusion Insights into the Formation of IOCG and IOA Deposits in the Mesoproterozoic St. Francois Mountains, Southeast Missouri, U.S.A.Kathryn E. Watts, Celestine N. Mercer

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Activation Laboratories Ltd. (Actlabs) 20 actlabs.com

ALS Minerals - Geochemistry 12 alsglobal.com

AMC USA LLC 42 amcmud.com

Anglo American 47 angloamerican.com

Barrick 49 barrick.com

BHP 37–38 bhp.com

Bureau Veritas 10 bureauveritas.com

Centre of Exploration Targeting 26 cet.edu.au

Colorado School of Mines 14 geology.mines.edu

Condor Consulting, Inc. 21 condorconsult.com

Corescan 17–19 corescan.com.au

DREGS 33 dregs.org

EMX Royalty Corp. 39 emxroyalty.com

Exploration Mapping Group Inc. 40 explorationmapping.com

Freeport-McMoRan 48 fcx.com

Geological Society of America (GSA) 16 geosociety.org

HiSeis 30 hiseis.com

IMDEX 43 reflexnow.com

Irish Centre for Research in Applied Geosciences (iCRAG) 22 icrag-centre.org

MERC/HES Laurentian University 13 hes.laurentian.ca

Midland Valley 41 mve.com

Mira Geoscience 15 mirageoscience.com

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Mount Sopris Instruments 31 mountsopris.com

Newcrest 46 newcrest.com.au

Olympus America Inc. 24–25 olympus-ims.com

SciAps, Inc. 45 sciaps.com

SGS 28 sgs.com

Skyline Assayers & Laboratories 23 skylinelabs.com

Society for Geology Applied to Mineral Deposits (SGA) 32 e-sga.org

Society of Economic Geologists (SEG) 35–36 segweb.org

Spectral Evolution 29 spectralevolution.com

Stone Quilt Design 34 stonequiltdesign.com

TerraCore 11 terracoregeo.com

Western Mining Services/ Geologic Data Systems 27 wesminllc.com

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The focus of SEG 2019 will be on the metallogeny of deposits throughout South America, along with new discoveries and geometallurgy. A wide range of activities is planned to complement an excellent array of technical presentations.Highlights:

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