Principal Investigator:Knox, Bernadette Licensed Year(s):
2021
20202019 Summary:
This licence has been issued for the scientific research application No.4942.
The objectives of this project are to update and increase the understanding of the geological history of this area of the north-central Slave craton, Northwest Territories.
This work will be conducted mostly by foot with access along the water provided by canoe and zodiac boat. We will be walking the land to make g...
Principal Investigator:Jackson, Valerie A Licensed Year(s):
2002
20012000 Summary:
The Snare River mapping project will define the structural, metamorphic, lithographical and geochemical bedrock characteristics of the area, providing an up-dated geological data base. The mapping team will be flown out by float plane from Yellowknife in...
Principal Investigator:Martel, Edith Licensed Year(s):
2001
Summary:
The research team will be transported from Yellowknife by aircraft, and will travel by small boat in the field. Samples (fist-sized chunks of rock) will be collected with a hammer, and returned to the laboratory for detailed physical and chemical analysis. Field camps will be low impact, and will be occupied by only 2 persons at a time. All human waste will be buried, all non-burnable garbage w...
Principal Investigator:Hubbard, Laura Licensed Year(s):
2001
Summary:
The research team will be based out of Yellowknife, and travel to the Giant Mine site by motor vehicle. Detailed geological mapping will occur to enable the research team to understand the alteration and associated mineralization within the mine camp. Sampling of various rock types (ore, mineralized and un-mineralized) will be conducted with a hammer, with specimens collected ranging from 10-20 ...
Principal Investigator:Bleeker, Wouter Licensed Year(s):200019991998
1997
199619951994 Summary:
Map and describe the various rock types and assess their role in the complex geological history of the Slave Province. Fly-in / fly-out camps with small airplanes and small campsites to make daily traverses by boat or foot to study the local rocks. Small samples will be taken of interesting rocks; samples are fist sized....