The Association of Applied Geochemists

24th INTERNATIONAL APPLIED GEOCHEMISTRY SYMPOSIUM (IAGS 2009)

Continuing in the great tradition of 23 previous International Geochemical Exploration Symposia (IGES) by including both exploration and environmental aspects of geochemistry
When was it? June 1 - 4, 2009 Where was it? Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada Website: http://www.unb.ca/conferences/IAGS2009/
Download the Proceedings from the 24th IAGS Symposium*:
VOLUME I SESSIONS: Volume I - ALL Abstracts (15 Mb) Deep Search Geochemical Exploration Methods (2.2 Mb) New and Old Discoveries : Geochemical Exploration Case Studies (2.5 Mb) North Atlantic Minerals Symposium (1.7 Mb) Ore Forming Systems : A Geochemical Perspective (4.0 Mb) Recent Developments in Lithogeochemical Methods with Exploration Applications (2.7 Mb) Uranium Deposits : Geochemical Exploration Techniques to Case Studies (2.5 Mb) Using Isotope Geochemistry to Explore for Resources (1.1 Mb)
VOLUME II SESSIONS: Volume II - ALL Abstracts (10.1 Mb) Applied Aqueous Geochemistry (1.7 Mb) Applied Geochemistry of Geological Storage of CO₂ (0.8 Mb) Current Capabilities and Future Prospects of Real-Time, In-Field Geochemical Analysis (0.9 Mb) General Session (2.1 Mb) Geochemical Aspects of Mine Wastes (1.6 Mb) Geochemical Surveys in Government - New Developments and Uses (1.9 Mb) New Frontiers for Exploration in Glaciated Terrain (1.1 Mb) North American Soil Geochemical Landscapes Project (0.5 Mb) Sources, Transport, and Fate of Trace and Toxic Elements in the Environment (1.5 Mb)
* The original printed Proceedings volumes erroneously omitted ten extended abstracts. The omitted abstracts are inclued in these revised volumes. David Lentz, Kathleen Thorne, and Kristy-Lee Beal are thanked for providing the revised Proceedings volumes.
For more information, contact: Prof. Dave Lentz University of New Brunswick (UNB), Fredericton, NB, Canada Email: dlentz@unb.ca
IAGS Workshop B Indicator Minerals (course notes and powerpoint presentations): Workshop B Indicator Mineral Methods in Mineral Exploration: Introduction (McClenaghan & Thorleifson) (6 Mb) Indicator Mineral Methods in Mineral Exploration: Survey Design (Benn) (5.2 Mb) Sample Processing (McClenaghan) (0.3 Mb) Mineral Chemistry: Modern Techniques and Applications (Jackson) (2.2 Mb) Gahnite Composition as a Guide in the Search for Metamorphosed Massive Sulphide Deposits (Spry & Teale) (3 Mb) Indicator Mineral Chemistry: Quality Control Discussion (Doherty) (1.7 Mb) Gold and PGE indicator mineral methods in mineral exploration (McClenaghan) (4 Mb) Kimberlite Indicator Mineral Anomalies in a Regional, Local, and Bedrock context: Examples from Canada (Armstrong) (8.2 Mb) Viable indicators in surficial sediments for two major base metal deposit types: Ni-Cu-PGE and porphyry Cu (Averill) (3.3 Mb) Introduced particles in indicator mineral processing: a) considerations in preparing test samples for QA/QC; and b) examples of anthropogenic contamination (Michaud & Averill) (2.5 Mb) Heavy Mineral Signature of the Nico Co-Au-Bi Deposit, Great Bear Magmatic Zone, Northwest Territories, Canada (McMartin et al) (5.4 Mb) Following Indicator Minerals to Chidliak, Canada's Newest Diamond District (Clements) (5.2 Mb) Public sector case history: Indicator mineral survey of Minnesota (Thorleifson) (8.8 Mb) Workshop B Indicator Mineral Methods in Mineral Exploration: Notes (29 Mb)