Principal Investigator:England, John H Licensed Year(s):
2012
201020092008200720062005200420032002 Summary:
The research team proposes to revisit Duck Hawk Bluffs (DHB), southwest Banks Island, the “type section” for the formerly reported subsurface record. DHB offers an exceptional exposure along the north shore of Thesiger Bay, measuring 8 km long and up to 60 m high. Previous work assumed that the bluffs were composed of an undeformed “layer-cake” stratigraphy recording discrete depositional events ...
Principal Investigator:Scott, David J. Licensed Year(s):1994
1993
Summary:
The geology of the bedrock located in southern Baffin Island holds a record of the geological activities that took place over two billion years ago. The researchers will investigate an ancient collision between two groups of rocks that resulted in the formation of an ancient mountain range. The study is part of a larger project that includes field work in the Torngat Mountains and the Ungava reg...
Principal Investigator:Brand, Uwe Licensed Year(s):
1993
1992 Summary:
The research will involve a detailed assessment of the make- up of Devonian rocks found on Bathurst, Helena, Cameron and Byam Martin Islands over a three-year period. The potential for oil, gas and/or mineral deposits in the Devonian strata will be assessed, but the major emphasis of the research will be on investigating the strata's geochemical, paleontological and sedimentological characteristi...
Principal Investigator:Gilbert, Robert Licensed Year(s):
1993
1992199119901988 Summary:
A special type of echo sounder will be used to determine the depth of the water and the thickness of the sediments beneath down to bedrock. The instrument also shows the patterns of sediment distribution around the fiord. From these results, an assessment can be made of where the sediment has come from, how much there is and how the patterns of sedimentation have changed during the entire period...
Principal Investigator:Hequette, Arnaud Licensed Year(s):1993
1992
1991 Summary:
The researcher and his team will survey beach profiles using an electronic level, survey shallow lagoons and nearshore zones, collect nearshore sediment samples and deploy current meters in the nearshore zone and in a shallow lagoon....
Principal Investigator:McIntyre, David J. Licensed Year(s):
1992
1990 Summary:
The Researchers will collect rock samples for study of fossil algae (dinoflagellates) and will determine the geological age. They will correlate findings with similar material from wells and will determine climate and environment conditions at the time the rocks were deposited....
Principal Investigator:Beauchamp, Benoit Licensed Year(s):1994
1992
1991 Summary:
The Research will continue to measure thickness of strata and collect rock samples from various localities on northwestern Ellesmere Island. The purpose of the work is to understand and reconstruct the geography of the area between 325 and 245 million years ago. years ago....
Principal Investigator:Gulley, Angela L. Licensed Year(s):
1992
1991 Summary:
The Researcher will continue a project begun in 1991 which included mapping the local geology adjacent to the hotsprings, conducting a geochemical analysis of the springwaters, monitoring the physical properties, calculating natural discharge rates and conducting a pumping test and monitoring of depositional rates of tufa accumulations....
Principal Investigator:Hiscott, Richard Licensed Year(s):
1991
Summary:
The Researchers will: map the geometry of debris-flow (mudflow) deposits; document bottom slopes and flow paths; relate debris-flow activity to Pleistocene history of the area and sea-bed cores and use this data to quantify the subaqueous (below water) debris-flow process....
Principal Investigator:Hills, L.V. Licensed Year(s):19931992
1991
Summary:
The Researchers will study the Kanguk Formation which is the last major marine transgression into the Sverdrup Basin. They will establish the age and environment in which the sediments were deposited. Organic matter will be analyzed to determine the petroleum generation potential of the formation....