BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//6.6.4.4//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:13@mdru.ubc.ca DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20241118T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20241120T170000 DTSTAMP:20241018T213616Z URL:https://www.mdru.ubc.ca/training/sc133-structural-gelology/ SUMMARY:SC133: Structural/Geochemical Approaches for Evaluation of Gold/Bas e Metal Districts DESCRIPTION:3-DAY COURSE DETAILS\nDAY 1: Principles and Practice \n1. Intr oduction to structural/fluid geology of hydrothermal systems\n\n    • Fluid flow driving forces in different mineral systems \n\n    • Prim ary porosity versus fracture/fault/shear and chemical permeability\n\n    • Using shears\, faults\, veins and breccias to try to recognize stre ss fields – and prediction of mineralization\n\n        - Fundamenta ls of vein-fault-breccia patterns and local stress fields\n\n        - Revision of practical methods used to extract kinematic information \n\n         - Practical exercise(s) using rocks and maps/sketches\n\n  \;\n\n2. Using geochemistry in conjunction with structure\n\n    • Str ucture/grade/geochemistry data fusion\n\n        - Logging veins/brecc ias and their geochemical equivalents\n\n        - Alteration/replacem ent and veining blended with structural observations\n\n    • Practica l exercise \n\n \;\n\n3. Dealing with structural/hydrothermal complex ity\n\n    • Extract simple\, predictable patterns from apparent compl exity\n\n    • Structural paragenesis - which structure cuts what and why? Dealing with reactivation\n\n    • Structural data and data use i n drillcore. Pitfalls and QAQC. \n\n \;\n\n4. Structural/hydrothermal analysis principals for different hydrothermal systems\n\n    • Porph yries and other magmatic-hydrothermal vein styles\n\n    • Epithermal\ n\n    • Carlin-\, skarn- and other replacement-dominant systems\n\n    • Orogenic shear zone and stockwork deposits\n\n    • Overprinte d syngenetic deposits \n\n \;\nDAY 2: Case Histories and Workflows\nB asement/cover interactions and reactivation: their key roles in ore deposi t and district localization\n\n    • Transfer structures at/near surfa ce – what they look like\, how to recognize them\n\n    • Structural intersections and their significance\n\n    • Significance of basemen t/cover interaction structures in porphyry/epithermal systems\n\n    • Significance of basement/cover interaction structures in orogenic systems \n\n \;\nDAY 3: Technical Applications and Developments \nAdvanced te chniques in structural/geochemical/hydrothermal analysis\n\n    • Tech nical advances in recent years \n\n    • Pitfalls of machine-scanning in real-time workflows\, dealing with scale and data overload \n\n    • Generating suitable data for machine learning and AI\n\n    • Fuse d Truscan/structural core logging\n\n    • Introduction to ioGAS for g eochemistry-structure fusion\n\n \;\nABOUT THE PRESENTERS\nNicholas (N ick) Oliver (PhD\, FSEG) is lead consultant and director within the Austra lian consortium HCOVGlobal\, and Honorary Professor of Economic Geology at James Cook University (JCU) and also the University of Queensland Sustain able Minerals Institute in Australia. After positions with CSIRO\, Carnegi e Institute Geophysical Laboratory\, Monash and Curtin universities\, he w as Professor of Economic Geology at JCU from 1997 to 2010\, during which t ime he headed up several major industry-university-government consortium p rojects. For the last 14 years he has been a full-time consultant to the m inerals sector\, focussed on fusion of structural\, geochemical and geophy sical data\, and training. He has given field- and on-line training course s to over 6000 geologists worldwide. His experience with gold and base met al systems is global\, from prospects to world class giants\, through Fenn oscandia\, Africa\, Australasia and South America.\n\n \;\n\nDavid Rhy s is a consulting geologist based in Vancouver\, Canada. He studied at the University of British Columbia\, and subsequently has worked for the last 25 years in the mining industry applying geological studies with a struct ural focus to exploration\, development and mining. Mr. Rhys has extensive experience in gold deposits\, having worked globally on numerous gold dis tricts of various types for a variety of clients including both major and junior companies. He has conducted direct\, field-based geological studies on deposits which collectively contain >\;650 million ounces of gold an d >\;2 billion ounces of Ag\, including the major deposits of the Carlin Trend and region\, most producing and historical mines in the Southern Ab itibi Greenstone Belt (e.g. Timmins deposits\, Canadian Malartic\, Kirklan d Lake Macassa\, Detour Lake\, Val d’Or\, Hemlo) and Nunavut (e.g. Lupin \, Hope Bay\, Amaruq)\, many epithermal deposits (e.g. Pueblo Viejo\, Yana cocha\, Round Mountain\, Waihi\, Kupol\, Guanajuato\, Mulatos\, Palmarejo\ , Brucejack)\, and in orogenic gold districts in Africa (e.g. Chirano\, Da mang\, Sabodala\, Fekola\, Otjikoto)\, Mexico (La Herradura)\, western Nor th America and Australia (Fosterville\, Pine Creek district). In addition\ , he has broad experience in uranium deposits of the Athabasca Basin\, por phyry deposits\, carbonate replacement deposits\, and VMS deposits. His fo cus is on advanced projects and active mining operations\, aiding in the i nterpretation of mine site ore controls and applications of mine geology t o local and district scale exploration activities. Mr. Rhys also provides training to geological teams to aid in the application of consistent and r elevant data collection\, and of field based interpretive methods to clien ts’ technical staff. He is an advisor to several companies.\n\n \;\n \n\n\nLOCATION AND PRICING\n\n\n\nVENUE/ROOM\nUBC Robson Square (In-Person )\n800 Robson St • Vancouver\, BC\nROOM C400/C420\n\n \;\nPRICES\n\n Early Bird MDRU Member: $1\,350 + GST (ENDED)\n Early Bird Non-Member: $1\,620 + GST (ENDED)\n MDRU Member: $1\,750 + GST\n Non-Member: $1\,990 + GST\n Students (Max 10): $400 + GST (STUDENT REGISTRATIONS SOLD OUT)\n \n \;\nNOTES\n\n Lunch and refreshments will be served.\n A particip ant package with course details will be emailed one week prior to the comm encement of the course.\n Certificates of Completion will be emailed.\n\n  \;\n\nThis course is sold out.  \n\n \;\n\n \;\n\n \;\n\ n \;\n\nPAYMENT AND REFUND NOTES\nTo ensure registration for any short course\, it is mandatory to make the full payment in advance. Please note that if our decision to conduct a course relies on reaching a minimum cla ss size\, refunds cannot be granted. Refunds will only be considered up to 3 weeks before the course commences\, subject to a 15% administrative fee . Full refunds will be provided only if the minimum enrolment requirement is not met and the course is canceled.\n\n \;\nNOTICE OF PHOTOGRAPHY \ nOur events and courses are photographed and images posted on our website and/or LinkedIn page. If you’d prefer not to be photographed\, please in form the photographer. UBC is authorized to collect these images under sec tion 26 of the British Columbia Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. LOCATION:UBC Robson Square\, 800 Robson Street\, Vancouver\, BC\, Canada X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=800 Robson Street\, Vancouv er\, BC\, Canada;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=UBC Robson Square:geo:0,0 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Vancouver X-LIC-LOCATION:America/Vancouver BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20241103T010000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 TZNAME:PST END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE END:VCALENDAR