Project Metadata
Bajc, A.F.
1992-2000
Sudbury basin soil and till sampling survey carried out in 1992
Project Description
A multi-year study of Quaternary geology and drift geochemistry along the north and east ranges of the Sudbury basin was initiated in 1992. The Sudbury mining camp was chosen because of its world famous Ni-Cu sulphide ores and precious metals. The study was undertaken to evaluate the effectiveness of surficial geochemistry for mineral exploration in the Sudbury mining camp; to provide baseline geochemical data for environmental applications; and to provide practical information on the geochemical behaviour of Ni, Cu and platinum group elements (PGEs) in the surficial environment. The data are published in Ontario Geological Survey Open File Report 6033.
Survey History
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1 | Till and soil sampling, NTS 41I, northern Ontario, 1992. ( more) |
Project Funding
The 1991-1995 Northern Ontario Development Agreement (NODA) is a subsidiary agreement to the Economic and Regional Development Agreement (ERDA) signed by the government of Canada and Ontario.
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