University of Arizona Short Course on Ore Deposits Mapping

University of Arizona Short Course on Ore Deposits Mapping

University of Arizona Lowell Program in Economic Geology
Short Course on Ore Deposits Mapping
August 28 – September 6, 2014

 

University of ArizonaUniversity of Arizona has open registration for the tenth offering of our Short Course on Ore Deposits Mapping, which will take place Thursday, August 28 through Saturday, September 6, 2014. A tentative outline is given below.

Course Details:

As has been tradition in the U of A’s advanced ore deposits curriculum over the last 15 years, Mark Barton and Eric Seedorff will again be leading the extended field trip and mapping course through the Great Basin. It will be an opportunity to see ore deposits of various types and ages, set in the context of the structural and magmatic evolution of the region. The trip is designed for graduate students taking an advanced ore deposits class, but we will make available approximately 25 seats for members of industry.
The trip will include a focused multi-day introduction to the “Anaconda-style” of detailed mapping in the Yerington district, Nevada. The district contains porphyry copper and skarn mineralization, but the mapping method is adaptable to any type of deposit. As part of this, we highlight how mapping can be used to understand zoning, the time-space evolution of mineralizing systems, and the relationships to the fundamental phase equilibria of hydrothermal alteration. In addition to numerous other geologic stops,the trip also anticipates to include overviews and/or tours of the following districts and deposits:Tonopah, Nevada [low-sulfidation epithermal Ag-Au],

  • Goldfield, Nevada [high-sulfidation epithermal Au],
  • Birch Creek, California [F-Be-W-(Zn) greisen/skarn],
  • Humboldt, Nevada [IOCG occurrences],
  • Eureka district, Nevada [partially superimposed systems, with a Carlin-type Au mine at Archimedes, a porphyry Mo-Cu to replacement Zn-Pb-Ag deposit at Ruby Hill, and the top of a F-W-Zn-Be-(Mo-Sn) system at McCullough Butte]
  • Robinson district, Nevada [porphyry Cu-(Mo-Au) and related skarn and distal Au-Ag deposits].

The trip is 10 days round trip from Las Vegas, covering about 25 participants should plan to arrive in Las Vegas no later than Wednesday evening August 27, as the trip
leaves early on Thursday morning August 28. Industry participants should also plan to depart from Las Vegas no earlier than late Thursday evening September 06, 2014.
00 miles in 4WD vehicles.

The early registration cost of the trip for non-university participants is US$3,200, which includes ground transportation, all lunches in the field, double-occupancy accommodations in motels each night during the trip, and course materials. Breakfasts and most dinners are the responsibility of participants. Industry participants also will need to provide their own transportation to and from Las Vegas as well as their accommodations the night preceding and following the trip. Please respond via e-mail to
brambila@email.arizona.edu for reservations. Register soon! This sort course sells out quickly.

Please find enclosed to this letter all registration materials (registration and foreign visitor statement forms in English and in Spanish as well as the documentation required for foreign nationals (non US citizens) so that you can forward this information to your co-workers and friends.

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