Abstract: A role for exploration geology in environmental monitoring in urban developments and wetlands in Newfoundland and Labrador

Elliott T. Burden, Eleanora I. Robbins

Atlantic Geology

... the role of bedrock geology in modifying lake sediment chemistry and the flux of naturally occurring Pb into city reservoirs and water systems. (2) Pb...

Abstract: Linking geological, soil and vegetation data using GIS to predict early tree growth in central Newfoundland

B. D. Titus, S. Yamasaki, J. Fyles

Atlantic Geology

... Newfoundland were located and digitized. Attribute tables were then generated for each of these points from GIS maps of bedrock and surficial geology, forest...

Abstract: An Overview of Engineering Geologic Problems is Malaysia

Tan Bock Kang, Tan Boon Kong

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... bedrock, problem of residual granite corestones in relation to foundation and slope stability, settlement or subsidence problems in disused...

Abstract: A geochemical and geological examination of surface water and ground water quality in Kingston, Nova Scotia: preliminary results

Maylia R. Kempt, Ian S. Spooner

Atlantic Geology

... in Cl- concentration and an increase in Ca2+ concentrations. Data indicate that agricultural practices, road salting and natural iron in the bedrock...

Abstract: Hydrogeology of Uranium Deposits in Calcretes of Western Australia, by A. J. Gaskin; #90962 (1978).

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A Chromium Nickel Laterite in Bukit Punggor, Malacca, Peninsular Malaysia - A Reply

B. K. Tan

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... to climatic conditions and the nature of the bedrock. The possibility of the Malacca laterite being transported rather than being weathered in situ also...

Abstract: Relative chemical and biological oxidation of sulphides in the Meguma Supergroup, Nova Scotia: the role of mineralogy, texture and composition

Rachel A. Jones, Don Fox

Atlantic Geology

... 3J5, Canada Large-scale sulphide oxidation in areas of disturbed bedrock causes acid rock drainage (ARD), which is environmentally damaging...

Abstract: An occurrence of perchloroethylene and implications to groundwater resources at Sussex, New Brunswick

Darryl A. Pupek, Bruce E. Broster

Atlantic Geology

..., glaciofluvial/ice-contact, sand and gravel unit, approximately 10 m thick, overlying till and/or bedrock. The unit underlies a laminated silt-clay...

Abstract: Discovery of Cretaceous basins in Nova Scotia and the potential for kaolin mining

R. R. Stea, P. W. Finck

Atlantic Geology

... are believed to be deeply weathered, crystalline Appalachian and Shield bedrock terranes to the north. with an input from local Carboniferous quartzose...

Abstract: Experimental evaluation of subaqueous disposal of acid generating rocks of the Meguma Supergroup, southern Nova Scotia

Anne-Marie Whittaker, Ian N. MacInnis, Don Fox, Marcos Zentilli

Atlantic Geology

... and excavation of sulphide rich bedrock and produces large quantities of waste rock material. This material poses a high risk potential for acid rock drainage...

Abstract: Late Wisconsinan glacial movement in the Petitcodiac map area, southeastern New Brunswick

G. M. Allaby, B. E. Broster, A. G. Pronk

Atlantic Geology

... bedrock sources implied by the surficial mapping represent potential prospecting targets. Atlantic Geology, March 1999, Volume 35, Number 1 Copyright...

Abstract: GIS-based map modelling using the weights of evidence method applied to acid rock drainage prediction in the Meguma Supergroup, Nova Scotia

Don Fox

Atlantic Geology

... acid rock drainage (ARD) if the bedrock is exposed to surface oxidizing conditions. The integration method used is weights of evidence modelling which...

Abstract: Glacigenic fault reactivation and enhanced groundwater flow: a previously unrecognized hazard to restoration of abandoned mine sites

Adrian F. Park, Bruce E. Broster

Atlantic Geology

... Brunswick E3B 5A3, Canada Glacitectonic reactivated bedrock faults and joints are common features encountered in open pit and underground mine...

Abstract: Extension of the St. Lawrence fault zone into, and beyond, western Lake Ontario

Joe Wallach, Arsalan Mohajer

Atlantic Geology

... at least as far southwest as the Dundas Valley. In addition to bedrock faulting, faulting has been recorded in unconsolidated sediments beneath Lake...

Abstract: Seismic velocities and reflection sequences of Wisconsinan glaciation in Emerald Basin (Scotian Shelf)

Johanna Hoehne, Keith Louden, Robert Courtney

Atlantic Geology

..., for four distinguishable layers. A contact between two units in the bedrock, the CambroOrdovician metasedimentary rocks of the Meguma Group...

Abstract: Inferences on glacial flow from till geochemistry and clast dispersal: Rollingdam area, New Brunswick

S. Allard, B. E. Broster, A. G. Pronk

Atlantic Geology

... direction in an area of complex iceflow history. Examination of bedrock striae, flutes, and drumlins indicates that rapid stagnation of the late...

Abstract: Humus as a sampling medium for mineral prospecting in glaciated areas: an example from the Popelogan Lake area of northeastern New Brunswick

B. E. Broster, M. L. Dickson, M. A. Parkhill

Atlantic Geology

... sediment (bedrock to till to groundwater and vegetation), humus dose not always reflect directly the underlying mineralized source, nor does it give...

Abstract: Stratigraphy, sedimentology, and depositional setting of the Lower Cretaceous Chaswood Formation in the West Indian Road pit, Nova Scotia

Jean-Philippe Gobeil, Georgia Pe-Piper, David J.W. Piper, Rudolph R. Stea

Atlantic Geology

..., a thick dark lignitic grey clay, lies unconformably on the bedrock. It is overlain by more than 20 m of sand and gravel intercalated with two major clay...

Abstract: Cosmogenic nuclide insights on the interaction between local ice caps and Laurentide Ice in northern Labrador

J. Gosse, J. Gray, G. Marquette, L. Stockli, J. Willenbring, R. Finkel

Atlantic Geology

... ranging from 11 ± 1 to 250 ± 9 kyr characterize the bedrock torlike features that have been sampled. Evidence for deglaciation from a Younger Dryas...

Abstract: Landslides and avalanches in Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada

Fenton M. Isenor, Ian S. Spooner, Kim Wahl, David Liverman, Jeanette Smith

Atlantic Geology

... or impermeable weathered bedrock is overlain by highly permeable colluvium. Redirected surface and ground water accumulates at the base of the colluvium...

Abstract: Paleoclimate reconstructions using lake sediment geochemistry: implications for GCM validations

Nick Nickerson

Atlantic Geology

... paleoproductivity, which may also reflect changes in paleotemperature and paleohydrology. Deposition of bedrock compounds such as Atlantic Geology, 2006...

Abstract: Investigation into a Ground Subsidence in Limestone Formation in Kuala Lumpur

Gue See Sew, Lee Peng Seng

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... channels in the limestone bedrock due to loss of soils into the cavities, when the cavities or channels collapsed or extended to soil-rock interface...

Gas Shows in the Podkagern Region of Western Kamchatka

Ye. I. Kudryavtseva

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... are abundant in spite of ubiquitous permafrost. Discharges of water generally occur along bedrock fractures the sides of valleys. Gases recovered from...

Abstract: Pleistocene landscape evolution of the southern Central Andes quantified with cosmogenic nuclide techniques

Jose Luis Antinao, John Gosse, Marc Caffee, Robert Finkel

Atlantic Geology

... Andes of Chile. An inventory of large bedrock involved landslides, with a chronology supported by 10 Be and 36Cl exposure dating provides reconstructed...

Abstract: Background concentrations of arsenic and mercury in soils from the Montague and Goldenville gold districts, Nova Scotia

Michael B. Parsons, Megan E. Little, Terry A. Goodwin

Atlantic Geology

... glacial erosion and transport of mineralized bedrock containing arsenopyrite and other sulfides. Analysis of the top 0-5 cm of soils shows the following...