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8th-9th June 2021
(Limited to 30 places)
Online Workshop
Carmen Krapf, Ignacio González-Álvarez and Richard Lilly
This two-day online course* aims to introduce the fundamentals of regolith, landscape evolution, regolith mapping, and techniques used in modern exploration geochemistry.
Each day will feature 3 x 2hr sessions (9.30-11.30am, 12.30-2.30pm, 3.30-5.30pm ACST) with exercises to be completed between the sessions and time allocated for extended discussions.
The format aims for open, transparent communication, with input from participants highly
encouraged to share knowledge and experiences.
Session 1: An introduction to the fundamentals of regolith, regolith materials, and landforms.
Session 2: Focus on Australasian regolith-forming processes, landscape evolution and their implications to geochemical dispersion processes and mineral exploration.
Session 3: Regolith mapping and data sources
Session 1: Introduction to exploration geochemistry, geochemical dispersion mechanisms, sample media and analysis methods.
Session 2: Review of conventional (outcrop and gossan) geochemistry, geobotany and biogeochemistry.
Session 3: Review the ‘geochemists tool kit’ including selective/partial extraction techniques and a range of deposit case studies and panel discussion.
Full Registration: $500
AIG and GSA Members: $400
Students: $100