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Inlice alteration zones and quartz veins (https://www.stratexinternational.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/analystFile-3.pdf)
Introduction
This
short course helps participants to
develop the knowledge and skills required for
exploring, mining or researching in volcanic terrains.
It
combines fundamental information on how volcanoes work and what they
produce, and practical information on
how
to name, describe and log volcanic facies,
including altered volcanic facies, in the field and in drill
core. The relationships between volcanic and ore forming processes are
reviewed for important volcanic-associated ore deposit types (VMS,
epithermal Au-Ag, porphyry Cu-Au, komatiite-hosted Ni, kimberlite-hosted
diamonds).
Course Format and Delivery
The short course will
run for four days, two of which will be spent in the field.
Lectures will cover ore deposit types commonly hosted by volcanic
successions, kinds of volcanoes, eruption styles and products on land
and under water, effects of hydrothermal alteration on volcanic rocks,
and breccias in mineralised volcanic environments. The field days will focus on the Tertiary volcanic units exposed at and near the Inlice Au deposit. The Inlice Au deposit is currently owned by Eczacibasi Esan and includes a wide variety of both fresh and variably altered volcanic and subvolcanic units. The first field day will provide practice in naming, describing and interpreting a variety of volcanic facies using outcrop and hand sample characteristics. The second day will involve graphic logging of a section of volcanic facies and will develop skills in understanding facies architecture, depositional environments, proximity to source vents, and the distinction between hydrothermal alteration of volcanic products. The course is presented and taught in English. There will also be opportunities to discuss concepts in Turkish with the volcanology assistant, Dr. Gonca Gencalioglu Kuscu. Dr. Gencalioglu Kuscu is a Lecturer at Mugla Sitki Kocman University in Mugla, Turkey. Dr. Gencalioglu Kuscu completed a BSc'92 in Geological Engineering from Middle Eastern Technical University in Ankara, Turkey. She received her PhD'97 from Keele University in Straffordshire, UK under the supervision of Dr. Peter A. Floyd. Her research interest is centered on petrology of igneous rocks and physical volcanology. Her research in the Central Anatolian Volcanic Province involves both polygenetic and monogenetic volcanoes, and magmatic to phreatomagmatic eruption products. Her current research also includes UAV application in Kula monogenetic fields in Western Anatolia. Other research interests are identification, characterization and correlation of mid-distal Aegean arc tephra (PDC and airfall related to the Kos-Nisyros-Yali volcanic system) on the Turkish west-coast and geoheritage-geotourism in volcanic regions.
Who should attend
This course is intended for geologists engaged in regional- or
deposit-scale mapping or in drilling programs in volcanic successions for the purpose of mineral
exploration (especially VMS, epithermal Au-Ag, porphyry Cu-Au, komatiite
Ni, or diamonds) and for geological survey geologists embarking on
mapping projects in volcanic successions. No prior volcanology training
is required.
Jocelyn McPhie
is an Adjunct Professor at the University of
Tasmania and Principal Consultant in McPhie Volcanology. She is a world
leader in the application of volcanology to the exploration for mineral
deposits. She has developed practical techniques to unravel the complex
geology of volcanic terrains
and has
particular expertise in textural interpretation of altered volcanic
rocks, volcanic facies analysis, volcanic eruption and emplacement
processes, and volcanic influences on ore formation.
Her research contributes directly to the knowledge and understanding of
fundamental physical volcanology, and the links between volcanic and
hydrothermal processes. She has published more than
80 papers in peer-reviewed
international journals, and is senior author of the book,
Volcanic Textures, widely used by
academic and industry geoscientists working in volcanic successions.
$2500 USD early registration (by Aug 24, 2018) | $2800 USD late registration (after Aug 24, 2018)
Fee includes: Four (4) full days of instruction,
4
nights
double-occupancy lodging, all meals, ground transportation to field
sites, fuel, permits,
tuition fees, deposit fees, guidebook with pre-selected relevant papers,
and
participation certificate. Space is limited for all Courses. Register
early to avoid disappointment. Minimum of 15 participants required by the early
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