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SDLRC - Geomorphology


The Sheahan Diamond Literature Reference Compilation - Scientific and Media Articles based on Major Keyword - Geomorphology
The Sheahan Diamond Literature Reference Compilation is compiled by Patricia Sheahan who publishes on a monthly basis a list of new scientific articles related to diamonds as well as media coverage and corporate announcements called the Sheahan Diamond Literature Service that is distributed as a free pdf to a list of followers. Pat has kindly agreed to allow her work to be made available as an online digital resource at Kaiser Research Online so that a broader community interested in diamonds and related geology can benefit. The references are for personal use information purposes only; when available a link is provided to an online location where the full article can be accessed or purchased directly. Reproduction of this compilation in part or in whole without permission from the Sheahan Diamond Literature Service is strictly prohibited. Return to Diamond Keyword Index
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Geomorphology is the study of the forms the earth manifests at the surface, which in layman terms is about landscapes and the erosional forces that shaped them. One of those forces very relevant to diamonds is the glacier, or ice sheet, whose passage over erupted kimberlties scrapes out material and drags it up to several hundred kilometres from the source. This has two effects. One is the excavation of the kimberlite if it is softer than the country rock into which it was emplaced, and the other is the resulting indictor mineral train in the direction of the glacier flow which becomes an exploration path back to the kimberlite source.

Geomorphology
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AuthorTitleSourceRegionKeywords
DS1860-1052
1899
Alison, M.S.On the Origin and Formation of PansGeological Society of South Africa Transactions, Vol. 4, PP. 159-161.Africa, South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1860-0837
1894
Branco, W.Schwabens 125 Vulkan-embryonen und Deren Tufferfuellte Ausbruchsrohren, das Grosste Gebiet Ehemaliger Maare Auf der Erde.Stuttgart: Jahr. Ver. Natk., Vol. XV, 816P.Europe, GermanyGeomorphology, Diatreme
DS1860-1080
1899
Draper, D.Notes on the Paper by Alison Entitled Origin and Formation Of Pans #2Geological Society of South Africa Transactions, Vol. 4, PP. 169-170.Africa, South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1860-0382
1882
Gorceix, H.Brazilian Diamonds and their OriginPopular Science Monthly, Vol. 21, PP. 610-620.South America, Brazil, Bahia, Goias, Mato Grosso, Parana, Minas GeraisHistory, Genesis, Distribution, Mining Methods, Geomorphology
DS1860-1094
1899
Low, A.P.The Source of the Diamond Bearing Drift of WisconsinGeological Survey of Canada SUMMARY Report FOR 1899, Vol. 12, Report A, PP. 1A-224A.Canada, Ontario, James Bay Lowlands, Moose River, United States, WisconsinGeomorphology
DS1860-1097
1899
Prister, A.Notes on the Paper by Alison Entitled Origin and Formation Of Pans #1Geological Society of South Africa Transactions, Vol. 4, PP. 167-168.Africa, South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1900-0017
1900
Corstorphine, G.S.A Former Ice Age in South AfricaCape of Good Hope Geol. Comm. Report For 1899, PP. 3-29. ALSO: SCOT. GEOG. Magazine EDINBURGH, Vol. 17, No.Africa, South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1900-0660
1908
Farrington, O.C.Correlation of Distribution of Copper and Diamonds in the Glacial Drift of the Great Lakes Region.Science., Vol. 27, MAY 8TH. P. 729.United States, Great LakesDiamond Occurrence, Geomorphology
DS1900-0415
1906
Johnson, J.P., Young, R.B.The Relation of the Ancient Deposits of the Vaal River to The Palaeolithic Period of South Africa.Geological Society of South Africa Transactions, Vol. 9, PP. 53-56.Africa, South AfricaArchaeology, Geomorphology
DS1900-0143
1903
Oil ReviewDiamond in Arctic RegionsIndus. Rec. And Oil Review., Vol. 3, No. 5, MARCH 28TH. P. 11.Canada, Ontario, Great Lakes, James Bay LowlandsGeomorphology
DS1900-0267
1904
Passarge, S.Die Kalahari. Versuch Einer Physich-geographischen Darstellung der Sandfelder des Sued afrikanischen Beckens.Berlin:, TWO VOLUMES, 822P.; ALSO: CENTRALL GEOL. (LEIPZIG), Vol. 6Africa, BotswanaGeography, Geomorphology
DS1900-0036
1900
Rogers, A.W., Schwarz, E.H.L.The Orange River Ground MoraineSth. Afr. Phil. Soc. Transactions, Vol. 11, PT. 2, PP. 113-120.Africa, South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1900-0725
1909
Royal Society South Africa TransactionsEvolution of the River System of Griqualand WestRoyal Society. STH. AFR. Transactions, Vol. 1, P. 347.Africa, South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1900-0452
1906
Schwarz, E.H.L.The Rivers of the Cape ColonyGeograph. Journal, MARCH, PP. 265-279.Africa, South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1900-0453
1906
Schwarz, E.H.L.The Three Palaeozoic Ice Ages of South AfricaJournal of GEOLOGY, Vol. 14, PP. 683-691.Africa, South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1900-0464
1906
Young, R.B., Johnson, J.P.Glacial Phenomena in Griqualand WestGeological Society of South Africa Transactions, Vol. 9, PP. 34-39.Africa, South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1910-0550
1918
Alden, W.C.The Quaternary Geology of South Eastern WisconsinUnited States Geological Survey (USGS) PROF. PAPER., No. 106, P. 221; P. 259; P. 270; P. 301; P. 308.United States, Great Lakes, WisconsinGeomorphology
DS1910-0417
1914
Harger, H.S.Some Features Associated with the Denudation of the South African Continent.Geological Society of South Africa Proceedings, Vol. 16, PP. XXII-XXXIX.South AfricaGeology, Geomorphology
DS1910-0065
1910
Knott, W.H.The Direction of Soil Erosion in RiversSouth African Mining Journal, Vol. 8, PT. 2, SEPT. 24TH. PP. 95-98.South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1910-0355
1913
Kotze, R.N.Discussion on Harger's Presidential Address " Some Features associated with the Denudation of the South African Continent".Geological Society of South Africa Proceedings, Vol. 16, PP. XXXIX-XL.South AfricaGeology, Geomorphology
DS1910-0471
1915
Range, P.Geitsi Gubib, an Old VolcanoRoyal Society. STH. AFR. Transactions, Vol. 5, PP. 247-257.Southwest Africa, NamibiaDiamond, Kimberlite, Carbonatite, Geomorphology
DS1920-0337
1927
Haughton, S.H.Notes on the River System of Southwest GordoniaRoyal Society. STH. AFR. Transactions, Vol. 14, PT. 3, PP. 226-231.South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1920-0340
1927
Jaeger, F.Die Diamantenwueste SuedwestafrikasZeitschr. Geogr. (leipzig), Vol. 33, PP. 321-329.Southwest Africa, NamibiaGeology, Geomorphology
DS1920-0286
1926
Kaiser, E.Hochenschichtenkarte der Deflations landschaft in der Namib Suedwestafrikas.Bayer Akad. Wiss, Math-naturw. Abb., Vol. 30, PT. 9Southwest Africa, NamibiaGeomorphology
DS1920-0287
1926
Kaiser, E.Die Diamanten wuste Suedwestafrikas. Mit Einer Erlauterung Zu Einer Geologischen Specialkarte der Sued lichen Diamantfelder.Berlin: D. Reimer., TWO VOLUMES, 321P.; 535P. MAP: 1:25, 000, Vol. 2, PP. 329-343;Southwest Africa, NamibiaKimberley, Janlib, Geography, Geology, Geomorphology, Marine Diamond
DS1930-0095
1932
Anon.Diamonds in American GravelsScientific American., Vol. 146, FEBRUARY PP. 119-120.United States, Great Lakes, Michigan, Wisconsin, IllinoisGeomorphology, Diamond Occurrence, History
DS1940-0026
1941
Bracewell, S.The Geomorphology Pf British GuianaGeology Magazine, Vol.78, Jan-Dec., pp; . 463-9.GlobalGeomorphology, Basement Complex
DS1940-0013
1940
Knetsch, G.Zur Frage der Kuesten bildung und der Bildung des Oranjetales in Suedwestafrika.Geogr. Ges. Hannover Sonderveroff., Vol. 3, PP. 181-270.Southwest Africa, NamibiaGeomorphology, Littoral Diamond Placers
DS1950-0056
1951
Cahen, L.Donnes Nouvelles Concernant la Geologie et la Geomorphologie du Kasai Oriental et l'origine du Diamant.Geological Society BELGE Annual, Vol. 74, PT. B, No. 4-6, PP. 105-122.Democratic Republic of Congo, Central AfricaGeomorphology, Geology, Diamond
DS1950-0267
1956
Davies, O.Pleistocene Raised Beaches in Southwest AfricaInter. Geol. Congr. Mexico City, 20TH. Symposium RESUMES, P. 397. (abstract.).Southwest Africa, NamibiaGeomorphology, Stratigraphy, Littoral Diamond Placers
DS1950-0110
1952
Maack, R.Die Entwicklung der Gondwana Schichten Sued brasiliens und Ihre Beziehungen zur Karru-formation Suedafrikas.International GEOL. CONGRRESS 19TH. SYMPOSIUM SUR LES SERIES DE GO, PP. 341-372.South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1950-0225
1955
Mabbutt, J.A.Erosion Surfaces of Namaqualand and the Ages of Surface Deposits in the South Western Kalahari.Geological Survey of South Africa Transactions, Vol. 58, PP. 13-30.South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1950-0492
1959
Mcconnell, R.B.Notes on the Geology and Geomorphology of the Bechuana land Protectorate.Asoc. De Serv. Geol. Afr. Xx Sess. Cong. Geol. International Cuida, PP. 175-186.BotswanaGeology, Geomorphology
DS1950-0356
1957
Tricart, J.Aspects et Problemes Geomorphologiques du Littoral Occidental de la Cote D'ivoire.Institute FRANC. D'AFRIQUE NOIRE (DAKAR) Bulletin., GlobalGeomorphology
DS1960-0791
1967
Bennett, G., Brown, D.D., George, P.T., Leahy, E.J.Operation KapuskasingOntario Department of Mines M.P., No. 10, 72P.Canada, Ontario, James Bay LowlandsTectonics, Rift Structure, Geomorphology
DS1960-0324
1963
Blake, W.Notes on Glacial Geology, Northeastern District of MackenzieGeological Survey of Canada (GSC) Paper, No. 63-23, 12p.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS1960-0029
1960
Craig, B.G.Surficial Geology of the North Central District of MackenzieGeological Survey of Canada (GSC) Paper, No. 60-18, 50p.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS1960-0661
1966
Fairbairn, P.E., Robertson, R.H.S.Stages in the Tropical Weathering of KimberliteClay Minerals, Vol. 6, PP. 351-370.South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1960-0833
1967
Gunn, C.B.Provenance of Diamonds in the Glacial Drift of the Great Lakes Region, North America.London: Msc. Thesis, University Western Ontario, 132P.United States, Great Lakes, Canada, OntarioGeomorphology, Diamond Occurrences
DS1960-0838
1967
Hays, J.Land Surfaces and Laterites in the North of the Northern Territory.Canberra: A N U Press, Landform Studies From Australia And N, PP. 182-210.AustraliaGeomorphology, Diamond, Kimberley
DS1960-0257
1962
King, L.C.Australian Erosion CyclesEdinburgh: Oliver And Boyd, Geomorphology of The Earth, PP. 328-352.AustraliaGeomorphology, Kimberlite, Kimberley
DS1960-0984
1968
Mannard, G.W.The Surface Expression of Kimberlite PipesGeological Association of Canada (GAC) Proceedings, Vol. 19, PP. 15-21.United States, Great Lakes, CanadaKimberlite, Genesis, Geology, Geomorphology
DS1960-0484
1964
Oostdam, B.L.Comments on the Paper by Wright Entitled Gully Pattern and Developments in Wave Cut Bedrock Shelves North of the Orangeriver.Geological Society of South Africa Transactions, Vol. 67, P. 295.Southwest Africa, NamibiaGeology, Geomorphology, Littoral Diamond Placers
DS1960-0599
1965
Seliverstov, JU.La Geomorphologie de la Guinee et Ses Questions FondamentaleAkad. Nauk Sssr, Ser. Geol., Vol. 165, No. 1West Africa, GuineaGeomorphology
DS1960-1037
1968
Stratten, T.The Dwyka Glaciation and its Relationship to the Pre-karroo surface .Johannesburg: Ph.d. Thesis, University Witwatersrand., 296P.South Africa, BotswanaGeomorphology, Paleo Surfaces
DS1970-0639
1973
Bremner, J.M.The Texture and Composition of Surficial Sediments between Sylvia Hill 25 S and Walvis Bay 23 S.Tech. Report Mar. Geol. Prog. Geological Survey of South Africa And University, Vol. 5, PP. 89-93.Southwest Africa, NamibiaGeomorphology
DS1970-0657
1973
Davies, O.Pleistocene Shorelines in the Western Cape and Southwest Africa.Natal Mus. Annual, Vol. 21, No. 3, PP. 719-765.Southwest Africa, NamibiaGeomorphology, Stratigraphy, Sea Level Changes
DS1970-0926
1974
Helgren, D.M., Butzer, K.W.Alluvial Terraces of the Lower Vaal River, South Africa: a Reappraisal and Reinvestigation: a Reply.Journal of Geology, Vol. 82, PP. 665-667.South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1970-0544
1972
King, O.F.Sierra Leone KimberlitesInternational Report NATIONAL DIAMOND MINING COMPANY of SIERRA LEON, 10P.Sierra Leone, West Africa, YengemaGeology, Geomorphology, Chemical Analyses, Geochemistry
DS1970-0950
1974
Lancaster, I.N.Pans of the Southern KalahariBotswana Notes And Records, Vol. 6, PP. 157-169.BotswanaGeomorphology
DS1970-0129
1970
Malloy, M.J.An Exercise in Terrace Identification and Correlation in The Alluvial Gravels of the Orange River in Southwest Africa.Petros, Vol. 2, PP. 20-22.Southwest Africa, NamibiaGeomorphology, Alluvial Diamond Placers
DS1970-0759
1973
Mcandrew, J., Marsden, .M.A.H.Geomorphology of the Western District Volcanic Plains, Lakes and Coastline.In:regional Guide To Victorian Geology, PP. 100-112.Australia, VictoriaGeomorphology, Lake Ballenmerri, Kimberlite
DS1970-0154
1970
Murray, L.G., Joynt, R.H., O'shea, D.O.C., Foster, R.W., Kleinja.The Geological Environment of Some Diamond Deposits Off The coast of Southwest Africa.Institute of Geological Sciences Report, No. 70/13, PP. 119-142.Southwest Africa, NamibiaGeology, Geomorphology, Diamond Mining Recovery, Littoral Placers
DS1975-0017
1975
Baillieul, T.A.A Reconnaissance Survey of the Cover Sands in the Republic Of Botswana.Journal of SED. PETROLOGY, Vol. 45, PP. 494-503.BotswanaGeomorphology
DS1975-0933
1979
Baillieul, T.A.Makgadikgadi Pans Complex of Central BotswanaGeological Society of America (GSA) Bulletin., Vol. 90, PP. 133-136.BotswanaGeomorphology
DS1975-0721
1978
Culver, S.J., Williams, H.R., Bulletin, P.A.Infracambrian Glaciogenic Sediments from Sierra LeoneNature., Vol. 274, PP. 49-51.Sierra Leone, West AfricaGeology, Geomorphology
DS1975-1047
1979
Gwyn, Q.H.J., Dreimanis, A.Heavy Mineral Assemblages in Tills and Their Use in Distinguishing Glacial Lobes in the Great Lakes Region.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 16, No. 12, PP. 2219-2235.United States, Great LakesGeomorphology, Heavy Minerals, Geochemistry
DS1975-0759
1978
Helgren, D.M.Environmental Stratigraphy of the Relict Alluvia and Terraces Along the Lower Vaal River, South Africa.Palaeoecology of Africa And The Surrounding Islands, Vol. 10, PP. 163-170.South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1975-1071
1979
Helgren, D.M.River of Diamonds 1979Chicago: University Chicago Department Geography Res. Paper., No. 185, 389P.South AfricaKimberley, Janlib, Kimberlite, Fluvial, Geomorphology
DS1975-0553
1977
Lee. FStream System Analyses for Streams in the Woorragee Area, Buckworth, Northeastern Victoria.Private Report, 3P.Australia, VictoriaDiamond, Geomorphology
DS1975-1128
1979
Maslowski, A.J.Glacial DiamondsGems And Minerals, JANUARY, P. 50; PP. 72-73.United States, Great Lakes, WisconsinGeomorphology, Diamond Occurrence
DS1975-1154
1979
Minter, W.E.L., Brewer, T.H.Report on the Kalahari Gravel Deposits Overlying JwanengAnglo American South Africa Ltd. Geol. Records Department, South Africa, BotswanaGeomorphology
DS1975-0853
1978
Rogers, J.Dispersal of Sediment from the Orange River Along the Namib desert Coast.International CONGRESS ON SEDIMENTOLOGY 10TH., Vol. 2, P. 552. (abstract.).Southwest Africa, NamibiaSedimentology, Geomorphology
DS1975-0630
1977
Steele, K.F., Robison, E.C.Chemical Weathering of Lamprophyric Rock, Central ArkansawArkansaw Academy of Science Proceedings, Vol. 31, PP. 119-121.United States, Gulf Coast, ArkansasPetrology, Geomorphology
DS1975-0644
1977
Vaidyanadhan, R.Recent Advances in Geomorphic Studies of Peninsular India: A Review.India Journal of Earth Sciences, S. Roy Volume., PP. 13-35.IndiaGeomorphology
DS1975-0751
1978
Van De Graaff, W.J.E., Crowe, R.W.A., Bunting, J.A., Jackson, M.Relic Early Cainozoic Drainages in Arid Western AustraliaZeitschr. Geomorph., Vol. 21, No. 4, PP. 379-400.Australia, Western AustraliaDiamond, Geomorphology
DS1980-0307
1980
Shilts, W.W.Flow Patterns in the Central North American Ice SheetNature, Vol. 286, No. 5770, July 17, pp. 213-218CanadaGeomorphology
DS1981-0109
1981
Cannon, W.F., Mudrey, M.G.JR.The Potential for Diamond Bearing Kimberlite in Northern Michigan and Wisconsin.United States Geological Survey (USGS) Circular, No. 842, 15P.United States, Michigan, Wisconsin, Great LakesHistory, Geology, Lake Ellen, Geomorphology, Tectonics, Geophysics
DS1981-0148
1981
Egorov, E.N.Morphological Genetic Interpretation of Some Textural and Structural Features of Kimberlites.Soviet Geology Geophysics, Vol. 22, No. 12, PP. 53-58.RussiaKimberlite, Geomorphology, Tectonic
DS1981-0437
1981
Yelyanov, M.D., Timoshenko, I.L., Shevchenko, B.YE.The Weathering Mantle Section of CarbonatitesGeol. Zhurn., Vol. 41, No. 3, PP. 69-77.RussiaGeomorphology
DS1982-0659
1982
Zinchuk, N.N., Kotelnikov, D.D., Sokolov, V.N.Variation of the Mineral Composition and Structural Features of the Kimberlites of Yakutia During Weathering.Soviet Geology And Geophysics, Vol. 23, No. 2, PP. 36-44.RussiaMineralogy, Geochemistry, Classification, Geomorphology
DS1983-0227
1983
Fillipov, A.G., Kapitonov, G.A.Karst in Country Rocks of Aikhal Kimberlite PipeDoklady Academy of Sciences AKAD. NAUK USSR, Vol. 273, No. 1, PP. 181-185.RussiaGeomorphology
DS1983-0233
1983
Frantsesson, YE.V.Criteria for Estimating the Depth of Erosion in Kimberlite Pipes.International Geology Review, Vol. 25, No. 5, MAY PP. 565-568.Russia, South Africa, Kimberley RegionGeomorphology
DS1983-0593
1983
Taranenko, V.I., Prokopchuk, B.I., Yanygin, YU.T., Shapovalova.Paleogeomorphological Environment of Diamond Placer Genesis at the Southeastern Slope of the Tunguska Syneclise During The Late Paleozoic.Geomorfologiya., 1983 (2), PP. 48-53.RussiaGeomorphology, Alluvial Placers
DS1983-0619
1983
Vollers, M.Diamonds Can't Buy Botswana RainUsa Today, Oct. 20TH. P. 9 A.BotswanaHistory, Politics, Climate, Geomorphology
DS1983-0626
1983
Wahl, W.G.Report on the Placer Diamond Deposits Sierra LeoneWahlex Limited, Report Submitted., 16P. UNPUBL.West Africa, Sierra Leone, YengemaGeology, Geomorphology, Genesis
DS1984-0007
1984
Alexander, P.O., Shrivastava, V.K.Geobotanical Expression of a Blind Kimberlite Pipe, Centralindia. #2Proceedings of Third International Kimberlite Conference., Vol. 1, PP. 33-42.Andhra Pradesh, Panna, ThailandGeobotany, Geomorphology, Remote Sensing
DS1984-0236
1984
Dingle, R.V., Hendey, Q.Late Mesozoic and Tertiary Sediment Supply to the Eastern Cape Basin southeast Atlantic and Palaeo-drainage Systems in South We Sout Africa.Marine Geology, Vol. 56, No. 1-4, PP. 13-26.South Africa, Orange River, Namaqualand, Southwest AfricaGeomorphology, Submarine Diamond Placers, Sedimentology
DS1984-0522
1984
Miller, J.K.Model for Clastic Indicator Trains in TillProspecting in Glacial Terrains Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (IMM)., pp. 69-77.GlobalGeomorphology
DS1984-0523
1984
Minter, W.E.L., Turner, B.R.Diamond Bearing Upper Karoo Fluvial Sediments in Northeast Swaziland.Paper Presented Institute of Mining And Metallurgy. And British Geomorphological R, Nov. 15TH. LONDON, ABSTRACT IN Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (IMM) Bulletin. No. 934, P.9.GlobalGeomorphology
DS1984-0600
1984
Punkari, M.The relations between glacial dynamics and tills in the eastern part of the Baltic Shield.Striae, Vol. 20, pp. 49-54.Finland, Karelia, Kola, Russia, ScandinaviaGeomorphology, Drumlin Fields
DS1984-0658
1984
Shetsen, I.Application of till pebble lithology to the differentiation of glaciallobes in southern Alberta.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 21, p. 920-33.AlbertaGeomorphology
DS1984-0715
1984
Sutherland, D.G.Geomorphology and Mineral Exploration; Some Examples from Exploration for Diamondiferous Placer Deposits.Zeitschr. Fuer Geomorphologie., SUPPL. Vol. 51, PP. 95-108.West Africa, GuineaGeomorphology
DS1984-0728
1984
Thomas, M.F., Thorp, M.B., Teeuw, R.Paleogeomorphology and the Occurrence of Diamondiferous Deposits in Koidu Sierra Leone.Paper Presented Ins. Min. Met. And British Geomorphological Re, Nov. 15TH. LONDON, ABSTRACT IN Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (IMM) Bulletin. No. 934, P. 10.Sierra Leone, West AfricaGeomorphology
DS1984-0729
1984
Thomas, M.F., Thorp, M.B., Teeuw, R.Palaeogeomorphology and the Occurrence of Diamondiferous Deposits in Koidu Sierra Leone.Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. MEETING PLACER DEPOSITS, Nov. 15TH.West Africa, Sierra LeoneGeomorphology
DS1985-0029
1985
Attig, J.W., Clayton, L., Mickelson, D.M.Correlation of late Wisconsin glacial phases in the western Great LakesareaGeological Society of America (GSA) Bulletin, Vol. 96, No. 12, December pp. 1585-1593Wisconsin, MinnesotaGeomorphology
DS1985-0030
1985
Averill, S.A., Macneil, K.A., Huneault, R.G., Baker, C.L.Rotasonic drilling operations and overburden heavy mineral studies Matheson area, district of CochraneOntario Geological Survey Open File, No. 5569, 59p. 5 figs. 1 mapOntarioDrilling, Geochemistry, Sampling, Geomorphology
DS1985-0076
1985
Bouchard, M.A., Martineau, G.Southeastward Ice Flow in Central Quebec and its Paleogeographic Significance.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences., Vol. 22, No. 10, OCTOBER PP. 1536-1541Canada, QuebecGeomorphology
DS1985-0084
1985
Briceno, H.O.Genesis of Venezuelan Ore Deposits. 2. Diamond Placers of San Salvador de Paul.Act. Cient., Vol. 36, No. 2, PP. 154-158.South America, VenezuelaGeomorphology, Mineralogy
DS1985-0091
1985
Bruno, S.A.Pan Genesis in the Southern KalahariProceedings of a seminar on the mineral exploration of the Kalahari, Geol., Vol. 29, pp. 261-277BotswanaGeomorphology
DS1985-0105
1985
Caputo, M.V., Crowell, J.C.Migration of Glacial Centers Across Gondwana During Paleozoic Era.Geological Society of America (GSA) Bulletin., Vol. 96, No. 8, AUGUST PP. 1020-1036.South Africa, South AmericaGeomorphology, Geotectonics
DS1985-0162
1985
Dworkin, S.I., et al.Late Wisconsi nan ice flow reconstruction for the central Great Lakesregion.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 22, pp. 935-40.Ontario, Michigan, WisconsinGeomorphology
DS1985-0258
1985
Hall, A.M., Thomas, M.F., Thorp, M.B.Later Quaternary Alluvial Placer Development in the Humid Tropics: the Case of the Birim Diamond Placer, Ghana.Journal of the Geological Society of London., Vol. 142, PP. 777-787.West Africa, GhanaGeomorphology, Stratigraphy, Diamond Distribution, Sorting Mech
DS1985-0446
1985
Mickelson, D.M.Lithostratigraphy and Glacial Events in the Great Lakes Region: a Conceptual Model.Geological Society of America (GSA), Vol. 17, No. 5, MARCH P. 318. (abstract.).United States, Great LakesGeomorphology
DS1985-0653
1985
Sutherland, D.G.Geomorphological Controls on the Distribution of Placer Deposits.Journal of the Geological Society of London., Vol. 142, PP. 727-737.GlobalGeomorphology, Placers, Morphogenetic Regions, Climate
DS1985-0672
1985
Tippett, C.R.Glacial dispersal train of Paleozoic erratics central Baffin Island, northwest Territories.C.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 22, pp. 1818-26.Northwest Territories, Baffin IslandGeomorphology, Glacial
DS1985-0673
1985
Tippett, C.R.Glacial Dispersion Train of Paleozoic Erraticsm Central Baffin IslandCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 22, pp. 1818-26.Northwest Territories, Baffin IslandGeomorphology, Glacial
DS1985-0715
1985
Watson, I., Lemon, R.R.Geomorphology of a Coastal Desert: the Namib, Southwest Africa/ NamibiaJournal of Coastal Research, Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 329-342Southwest Africa, NamibiaGeomorphology
DS1986-0225
1986
Evans, D.J., Rogerson, R.J.Glacial geomorphology and chronology in the Selamiut Range Nachvak Fiordarea Torngat Mountains.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 23, pp. 66-76.Quebec, LabradorGeomorphology
DS1986-0632
1986
Parrish, J.B.Geobotanical mapping of glaciated terrain in northwestern OhioFifth Thematic Conference, Remote Sensing for Exploration Geology, p. 109. (abstract.)GlobalGeobotany, Geomorphology
DS1986-0831
1986
Veillette, J.J.Former southwesterly ice flows in the Abitibi Timiskaming region:implications for the configuration of the late Wisconsi nan ice sheet.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 23, pp. 1724-41.Ontario, James Bay LowlandsGeomorphology, glacial
DS1987-0171
1987
Dyke, A.S.A reinterpretation of glacial and marine limits around the northwestern Laurentide Ice sheet.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 24, pp. 591-601.Northwest Territories, AlaskaGeomorphology
DS1987-0172
1987
Dyke, A.S., Prest, V.K.The Late Wisconsi nan and Holocene history of the Laurentide ice sheetGeograph. Phys. Quaternaire, Vol. 41, pp. 237-63.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS1987-0199
1987
Eyles, N., Westgate, J.A.Restricted regional extent of the Laurentide ice sheet in the Great Lakes basins during early Wisconsin glaciationGeology, Vol. 15, No. 6, June pp. 537-540United StatesGeomorphology, Great Lakes
DS1987-0262
1987
Guptasarma, D., Chetty, T.R.K., Murthy, D.S.N., Ramana Rao, A.V.Case history of a kimberlite discovery, Wajrakarur area, Andhra IndiaExploration 87, technical abstract volume, held Toronto Sept. 2 27-Oct, p. 25. abstract onlyIndiaGeomorphology, Indicator minerals
DS1987-0362
1987
Koln, H.S.Landform development and laterites in northwestern AustraliaZeitsch fur Geomorphologie, Vol.64, June pp. 163-180AustraliaKimberley area, Geomorphology
DS1987-0380
1987
Kronberg, B.I., Tazaki, K.Detailed geochemical studies of the initial stages of weathering of alkaline rocks: Ilha de Sao Sebastiao, BrasilChemical Geology, Vol. 60, No. 1/4, March 10, pp. 79-88BrazilGeomorphology
DS1987-0436
1987
Marshall, T.R.The origin of the pans of the western Orange Free State- a morphotectonic study of the paleo-kimberley riverEconomic Geology Research Unit, Circular No. 196, 14pSouth AfricaGeomorphology, Tectonics
DS1987-0473
1987
Mickelson, D.M.Central LowlandsGeological Society of America Centennial Special, Graf, W.L. Geomorphic systems of, Volume 2, pp. 111-118Ontario, Minnesota, Illinois, MidcontinentGeomorphology
DS1987-0672
1987
Shilts, W.W., Aylsworth, J.M., Kaszycki, C.A., Klassen, R.A.Canadian shieldGeological Society of America Centennial Special, Graf, W.L. Geomorphic systems of, Chapter 5, pp. 119-Ontario, Manitoba, QuebecGeomorphology
DS1987-0720
1987
Strobel, M.L., Faure, G.Transport of indicator clasts by ice sheets and the transporthalf-distance: a contribution to prospecting for ore depositsJournal of Geology, Vol. 95, pp. 687-697Ontario, Michigan, Ohio, IndianaGeomorphology
DS1987-0776
1987
Wahl, W.G.Geomorphology of the Yengema diamond placers Sierra LeonePreprint, 42p. 9 figs. 1 tableSierra LeoneGeomorphology, Placers
DS1987-0821
1987
Yegorov, I.V.Use of geomorphologic methods for the study of kimberlite fields.(Russian)Vestnik Leningradskogo Universiteta, Geol. Geogr., (Russian), Vol. 1987, No. 3, pp. 103-107RussiaGeomorphology
DS1988-0131
1988
Clark, P.U.Glacial geology of the Torngat Mountains, LabradorCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 25, pp. 1184-98.LabradorGeomorphology
DS1988-0184
1988
Dyke, A.S., Morris, T.F.Drumlin fields, dispersal trains and ice streams in Arctic CanadaCanadian Geographer, Vol. 32, No. 1, pp. 86-90Ontario, Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Glacial
DS1988-0258
1988
Goldthwait, R.P., Matsch, C.L.Genetic classification of glacigenic deposits. Finalreport on genesis and lithology of glacial quartern.deposits of the International Union for QuaternaryResearchBalkema, 294p. $ 65.00GlobalGeomorphology, Table of contents filed
DS1988-0374
1988
Krantz, W.B., Gleason, K.J., Caine, N.Patterned ground. a commmon physical phenomena shapes these uncommon manifestations of natural geometryScientific American, Vol. 259, No. 6, December pp. 68-76. Database # 17356Montana, ColoradoGeomorphology
DS1988-0490
1988
Mothersill, J.S.Paleomagnetic dating of late glacial and post glacial sediments in LakeSuperiorCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 25, No. 11, November pp. 1791-1799OntarioPaleomagnetics, Geomorphology
DS1988-0769
1988
Wyrwoll, K.H.Time in the geomorphology of western AustraliaProg. P. Geo, Vol. 12, No. 2, June pp. 237-263AustraliaGeomorphology
DS1988-0771
1988
Yegorov, I.V., Sorokin, M.Yu., Yaskevich, V.G.The experience of structural geomorphological studies in predicting kimberlite spatial distribution.(Russian)Geomorfologiya, (Russian), Vol. 1988, No. 3, pp. 24-28RussiaPetrology, Geomorphology
DS1989-0075
1989
Barelmann, K.Field trips 1985-1986; southwest Africa-Namibia; areal geology landstudies, March 23-April 15, 1985.(in German)Oldenburger Jahrbuch, (in German), Vol. 87, pp. 439-449Southwest Africa, NamibiaGeomorphology
DS1989-0090
1989
Batterson, M.J.Glacial dispersion from the Strange Lake alkali complex, northern LabradorGeological Survey of Canada (GSC) Paper, No. 89-20, pp. 31-40.Quebec, Ungava, LabradorGeomorphology
DS1989-0151
1989
Bouchard, M.A., Salonen, V.P.Glacial dispersal of boulders in the James Bay Lowlands of Quebec, SOURCE[ BoreasBoreas, Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 189-200QuebecGeomorphology, James Bay area
DS1989-0266
1989
Chorowicz, J., Kim, J., Manoussis, S., Rudant, J-P., Foin, P.A new technique for recognition of geological and geomorphological patterns in digital terrain modelsRemote Sensing of the Environment, Vol. 29, pp. 229-239GlobalRemote sensing, Geomorphology
DS1989-0269
1989
Clayton, L., Attig, J.Glacial Lake WisconsinGeological Society of America (GSA) Memoir, MWR No. 173, 88p. $ 23.75WisconsinGeomorphology, Topographic maps incl
DS1989-0283
1989
Coman, S.M., Foster, D.S., Oldale, R.N.Evidence from seismic-reflection profiles of late Wisconsinian icereadvances in the Lake Michigan basinGeological Society of America (GSA) Abstract Volume, Vol. 21, No. 4, p. 7. (abstract.)MichiganGeomorphology
DS1989-0301
1989
Cox, K.G.The role of mantle plumes in the development of continental drainagepatternsNature, Vol. 342, December 21/28, pp. 873-877South Africa, Brazil, IndiaGeomorphology, Basalt - flood-basalts
DS1989-0384
1989
Dyke, A.S., Dredge, L.A.Quaternary geology of the northwestern Canadian ShieldGeological Survey of Canada (GSC) DNAG, Quat Geol., No. 1, pp. 189-214.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS1989-0473
1989
Gardner, T.W., Sevon, W.D.Appalachian geomorphologyElsevier Publ, ISBN 0-444-88326-6 318p. Approx. $ 100.00 United StatesGlobalPiedmont, Geomorphology
DS1989-0594
1989
Hart, B.R., Avery, R.W., Dilabio, R.N.W., Coker, W.B.Surficial geology Contwyoto lake 76E/5 to 16Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) Open File, No. 2018, 6 maps 1:50, 000Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS1989-0634
1989
Hicock, S.R., Dreimanis, A.Sunnybrook drift indicates a grounded early Wisconsin glacier in the Lake Ontario basinGeology, Vol. 17, No. 2, February pp. 169-172OntarioGeomorphology
DS1989-0636
1989
Hicock, S.R., Kristjansson, F.J., Sharpe, D.R.Carbonate till as a soft bed for Pleistocene ice streams on the Canadian Shield north of Lake SuperiorCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 26, No. November pp. 2249-2254OntarioGeomorphology, Ice flow indicators
DS1989-0792
1989
Klassen, R.A., Thompson, F.J.Glacial history, drift compositions and till geochemistryG.s.c. Open File, No. 2170, approx. 130.00LabradorGeomorphology, Geochemistry -till
DS1989-0835
1989
Kulagina, N.V., Skabichevskaya, N.A. ed.Vegetation history in the northern Siberian platform in the Pleistocence and Holocene.(Russian)Book:(Russian) Pleistocene Siberia; stratigraphy and interregional, Vol. 657, pp. 142-144RussiaGeomorphology, Vegetation -Siberian Platform
DS1989-0849
1989
Langford, R.P., Chan, M.A.Fluvial-aeolian interactions: Part 1. modern systems Part II. ancientsystemsSedimentology, Vol. 36, No. 6, December pp. 1023-1052GlobalGeomorphology, Sedimentology -fluvial systems
DS1989-0951
1989
Martini, I.P.The Hudson Bay Lowland: major geologic features and assetsGeologie en Mijnbouw, Vol. 68, pp. 25-34OntarioGeomorphology, Hudson Bay Lowlands, Paleozoic basins
DS1989-1073
1989
Mullins, H.T., Hinchey, E.J.Erosion and infill of New York Finger Lakes:implications for Laurentideice sheet deglaciationGeology, Vol. 17, No. 7, July pp. 622-625GlobalGeomorphology, Finger Lakes
DS1989-1465
1989
Sugden, D.E.Modification of old land surfaces by ice sheetsZeitschrift fur Geomorphologie, Sup, No. 72, Weathered mantles (saprolites), pp. 163-172North America, OntarioGeomorphology, Glaciation
DS1989-1517
1989
Tsui, P.C., Cruden, ThomsonIce thrust terrains and glaciotectonic settings in central AlbertaCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 26, pp. 1308-18.AlbertaGeomorphology, Glacial
DS1989-1627
1989
Wilkinson, M.J., Blaha, J.E., Noli, D.A new lagoon on the Namibian coast of South Africa:sand spit growth documented from STS-29 shuttlephotographyGeocarto international, No. 4, pp. 63-66Southwest Africa, NamibiaRemote sensing, Geomorphology
DS1990-0111
1990
Alexander, J., Leeder, M.R.Geomorphology and surface tilting in an active extensional basin, southwestMontana, USAJournal of the Geological Society of London, Vol. 147, pt. 3, May pp. 461-468MontanaGeomorphology, Basin
DS1990-0226
1990
Boulton, G.S., Clark, C.D.The Laurentide ice sheet through the last Glacial cycle - the topology of drift lineations as a key to dynamic behaviour of former ice sheetsTransactions Royal Society. Edinburgh Earth Science, Vol. 81, pp. 327-348Canada, United States, EuropeGeomorphology, Laurentide ice sheet
DS1990-0227
1990
Boulton, G.S., Clark, C.D.A highly mobile Laurentide ice sheet revealed by satellite images of glacial lineationsNature, Vol. 346, No. 6287 August 30, pp. 813-817OntarioGeomorphology, remote sensing, Laurentide
DS1990-0423
1990
Dowdeswell, J.A.Dynamic former ice sheetsNature, Vol. 346, No. 6287 August 30, pp. 795-796OntarioGeomorphology, Laurentide
DS1990-0426
1990
Dredge, L.A.The Melville Moraine: sea level change and response of the western Margin of the Foxe Ice Dome, Melville Pen.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 27, pp. 1215-24.Northwest Territories, Melville PeninsulaGeomorphology
DS1990-0713
1990
Holland, H.D., Beukes, N.J.A paleoweathering profile from griqualand West: evidence for a dramaticrise in atmospheric oxygen between 2.2 and 1.9 BYBP.American Journal of Science, Vol. 290-A, pp. 1-34.South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1990-0779
1990
Josenhans, H.W., Zevenhuizen, J.Dynamics of the Laurentide ice sheet in Hudson Bay, CanadaMarine Geology, Vol. 92, No. 1-2, pp. 1-26OntarioGeomorphology, Laurentide Ice Sheet
DS1990-0848
1990
Knuepfer, P.L.K.Soils and Lands cape evolutionElsevier, 379p. approx. $ 110.00 United StatesGlobalBook -ad, Geomorphology
DS1990-0891
1990
Kujansuu, R., Saarnisto, M.Glacial indicator tracingA.a. Balkema, 260pFinland, SwedenGeomorphology, Glacial tills
DS1990-1061
1990
Mooers, H.D.A glacial-process model: the role of spatial and temporal variations in glacier thermal regimeGeological Society of America (GSA) Bulletin, Vol. 102, No. 2, February pp. 243-251MinnesotaGeomorphology, Rainy and Superior Lobes/
DS1990-1062
1990
Mooers, H.D.Discriminating texturally similar tills in central Minnesota by graphical and multivariate techniquesQuaternary Research, Vol. 34, No. 2, September pp. 133-147MinnesotaGeomorphology, Tills
DS1990-1217
1990
Rasanen, M.E., Salo, S., Jungnert, H., Pittman, L.R.Evolution of the Western Amazon Lowland relief: impact of Andean forelanddynamicsTerra Nova, Vol. 2, pp. 320-332Brazil, AndesTectonics, Geomorphology
DS1990-1228
1990
Ridky, R.W., Bindschadler, R.A.Reconstruction and dynamics of the Late Wisconsin "Ontario" ice dome in the Finger Lakes regionGeological Society of America (GSA) Bulletin, Vol. 102, No. 8, August pp. 1055-1064GlobalGeomorphology, Finger Lakes area
DS1990-1235
1990
Roberts, B.L.A computer model of the Lake Wisconsi nan cordilleran ice sheetPh.d. thesis, Kent State University, 280pWisconsinGeomorphology, Computers
DS1990-1339
1990
Sharpe, D.R., Cowan, W.R.Moraine formation in northwestern Ontario: product of subglacial fluvia land glacialuctrine sedimentation.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 27, pp. 1478-86.OntarioGeomorphology, Glacial
DS1990-1349
1990
Shilts, W.W., Aysworth, J.M.Evolution of esker systems, Keewatin ice sheetG.s.c. Forum January 16-17, Ottawa, Poster display AbstractNorthwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS1990-1429
1990
Summerfield, M.A.Geomorphology and mantle plumesNature, Vol. 344, No. 6165, March 29, pp. 388GlobalGeomorphology, Mantle plumes
DS1990-1462
1990
Thornes, J.Geomorphology: big rills have little rillsNature, Vol. 345, No. 6278, June 28, p. 764GlobalGeomorphology, Rills
DS1991-0006
1991
Aiken, J.D.Two late Proterozoic glaciations, Mackenzie Mountains, northwesternCanadaGeology, Vol. 19, No. 5, May pp. 445-448Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Glaciation
DS1991-0037
1991
Ashmore, P.E.How do gravel bed rivers braid?Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 28, No. 3, March pp. 326-341GlobalGeomorphology, Braided rivers
DS1991-0161
1991
Boyce, J.I., Eyles, N.Drumlins carved by deforming till streams below the Laurentide ice sheetGeology, Vol. 19, No. 8, August, pp. 787-790OntarioGeomorphology, Drumlins
DS1991-0197
1991
Bulletin, W.B.Geomorphic responses to climatic changeOxford University of Press, 352p. approx. $ 60.00 United StatesGlobalGeomorphology, Climate, Book -ad
DS1991-0261
1991
Chaves, M.L.S.C.Paleogeographic studies on the diamond bearing Sopa conglomerate in theDiamantin a region, Min as Gerais, BrasilProceedings of Fifth International Kimberlite Conference held Araxa June 1991, Servico Geologico do Brasil (CPRM) Special, pp. 40-41BrazilSopa Conglomerate, Geomorphology
DS1991-0416
1991
Dyke, A.S., Andrews, J. T., et al.Radiocarbon dates pertinent to defining the last glacial maximum for Laurentide andGeological Survey of Canada (GSC) Open File, No. 4120, 50p. $ 13.OntarioGeomorphology
DS1991-0587
1991
Gonzaga, G.M., Dardenne, M.A.The Jequitai glaciation and the dispersion of diamondsFifth International Kimberlite Conferences Field Excursion Guidebook, Servico Geologico do Brasil (CPRM) Special, pp. 89-94BrazilGeomorphology, Alluvial diamonds
DS1991-0618
1991
Grubb, M.D., McCallum, M.E.Genesis of diamond placers on the Guiana shield, South AmericaProceedings of Fifth International Kimberlite Conference held Araxa June 1991, Servico Geologico do Brasil (CPRM) Special, pp. 151-153GuyanaIssineru-Enachu district, Roraima Group, geomorphology
DS1991-0945
1991
Kuznetsov, G.A., Koreshkov, L.A.The results of heavy concentrate sampling of quarternary deposits in Belorussia to reveal paragenetic complementary rocks of diamonds.(Russian)Doklady Academy of Sciences Nauk BSSR, (Russian), Vol. 35, No. 6, June pp. 512-514RussiaGeochemistry, Sampling, geomorphology
DS1991-0963
1991
Laymon, C.A.Marine episodes in Hudson Strait and Hudson Bay, Canada, during the Wisconsin glaciationQuaternary Research, Vol. 35, No. 1, January pp. 53-62OntarioGeomorphology, Glaciation
DS1991-0983
1991
Levinson, A.A.Diamond exploration in western Canada #1Xiii International Gemmological Conference Held South Africa, Stellenbosch, 1p. abstractSaskatchewan, Alberta, Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, History
DS1991-1061
1991
Marshall, T.R.The Diamondiferous gravels of the southwestern Transvaal, South AfricaProceedings of Fifth International Kimberlite Conference held Araxa June 1991, Servico Geologico do Brasil (CPRM) Special, pp. 254-256South AfricaElluvial, alluvial, colluvial, placers, alluvial diamonds, Geomorphology
DS1991-1070
1991
Maslowski, A.Glacial erraticsRock and GeM., Vol. 21, No. 3, March pp. 76-79United StatesGeomorphology, Popular account -mentions diamonds
DS1991-1104
1991
McFarlane, M.J.Some sedimentary aspects of lateritic weathering profile development in the major bioclimatic zones of tropical AfricaJournal of Sth. African Earth Sciences, Vol. pp. 267-282Africa, UgandaLaterites, Geomorphology
DS1991-1182
1991
Mooers, H.D., Hobbs, H.C., Gilbertson, J.P.Correlation of Late Wisconsin ice margins in MinnesotaGeological Society of America, Abstract Volume, Vol. 23, No. 3, March p. 50MinnesotaGeomorphology, Glacial
DS1991-1190
1991
Morgan, N.The fires that cracked a continentNew Scientist, GlobalHot plumes, Geomorphology
DS1991-1252
1991
Ojakangas, R.W., Heiskanen, K.I.Early Proterozoic glaciogenic deposits: a North America -balticconnection?Minnesota Geological Survey, Information Circular No. 34, pp. 83-91Minnesota, RussiaGeomorphology, Glacial deposits
DS1991-1283
1991
Pala, S., Barnett, P.J., Babuin, D.Quaternary geology of Ontario, northern sheetOntario Geological Survey Map, No. 2553OntarioQuaternary, Geomorphology
DS1991-1340
1991
Petrov, V.P.The nature of thick zones of paleoweatheringInternational Geology Review, Vol. 33, No. 1, pp. 49-61RussiaLaterites -general, Geomorphology
DS1991-1346
1991
Phillips, F.M., Dorn, R.I.New methods for dating geomorphic surfaces.. Penrose Conference reportGsa Today, Vol. 1, No. 5, May p. 102GlobalGeomorphology, Age determinations
DS1991-1728
1991
Thorleifson, L.H.Indicator minerals in glacial sedimentsProspectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) Annual Meeting March 25, 1 pg. extended abstractOntario, Jellicoe regionGeomorphology, Indicator minerals - general and mentions kimberlites
DS1991-1748
1991
Trenhale, A.S.The geomorphology of CanadaOxford University of Press, 240p. $ 35.00CanadaBook -ad, Geomorphology
DS1991-1914
1991
Young, G.M.The geologic record of glaciation: relevance to the climatic history ofearthGeoscience Canada, Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 100-108GlobalGlobal warming, Glaciation -climates, geomorphology
DS1992-0003
1992
Aber, J.S.The glaciation of northeastern KansasBoreas, Vol. 20, No. 4, December 1st. pp. 297-314KansasGeomorphology, Glacial
DS1992-0056
1992
Aylsworth, J.M.Ice flow indicators, Ayler Lake NTS 76C and Lac de Gras NTS 76D District ofMackenzie, Northwest TerritoriesGeological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 2521, 2 maps 1: 250, 000 scales approx. $ 10.00Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Ice flow indications in region
DS1992-0083
1992
Bard, E., Broecker, W.S.The last deglaciation: absolute and radiocarbon chronologiesSpringer-Verlag, 352p. approx. $ 160.00 United StatesGlobalGeomorphology, Deglaciation
DS1992-0140
1992
Bolivar, S.L.Lands cape geochemistry: retrospect and prospect -1990. critical comments #2Applied Geochemistry, Vol. 7, No. 1, January pp. 55-57GlobalGeomorphology, geochemistry, Environmental geochemistry -review
DS1992-0201
1992
Cadle, A.B., Cairncross, B.Lateral accretion deposition in braided fluvial systems: a case study From the Karoo sequence, South AfricaEconomic Geology Research Unit, University of Witwatersrand, Information Circular No. 254, 29pSouth AfricaSedimentary structure, Geomorphology
DS1992-0230
1992
Cessier, C., Lang, J.La Formation glaciaire de la Mambere (Republique Centrafricaine):reconstitution paleogeographique et implications a l'echelle du Paleozoiqueafricain.(in French)Geologische Rundschau, (in French), Vol. 81, No. 3, pp. 769-789Central African RepublicGeomorphology, Glacial till
DS1992-0261
1992
Clark, P.U.The last Interglacial-glacial transition in North America. Full GSA special paper -see Scanning Sept. p. 444-445 for table of contentsGeological Society of America, Special Paper No. 270, 320pWisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, IndianaGeomorphology, Glacial deposits
DS1992-0262
1992
Clark, P.U., Lea, P.D.The last interglacial transition in North AmericaGeological Society of America Special Paper, No. 270, 320pUnited States, CanadaGeomorphology, glacial, Table of contents
DS1992-0321
1992
Curry, B.B., Follmer, L.R.The last Interglacial-glacial transition in IllinoisGeological Society of America, Special Paper No. 270, pp. 71-89GlobalGeomorphology, Glacial deposits
DS1992-0365
1992
Dilabio, R.Surficial geology of the Lac de Gras area; new dat a in support Of kimberlite explorationNorthwest Territories Geoscience Forum held November 25, 26th. 1992, poster, AbstractNorthwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Mapping
DS1992-0366
1992
DiLabio, R.N.W.Drift prospecting for kimberlites on the Canadian ShieldNorthwest Territories Geoscience Forum held November 25, 26th. 1992, AbstractNorthwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Geochemistry
DS1992-0392
1992
Dredge, L.A.Field guide to the Churchill region, Manitoba. Glaciations, sea levelchanges, permafrost, landforms and archeology of the Churchill and GillamareasGeological Survey Canada Miscellaneous Report, miscellaneous Report No. 53, 51pManitobaGeomorphology, Field guide
DS1992-0393
1992
Dreimanis, A.Early Wisconsi nan in the north central part of the Lake Erie Basin: a newinterpretationGeological Society of America, Special Paper No. 270, pp. 109-118OntarioGeomorphology, Glacial deposits
DS1992-0427
1992
England, J.Post glacial emergence in the Canadian high Arctic: integratingglacioisostasy eustasy and late deglaciation.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 29, pp. 984-999.GlobalGeomorphology, Glacial
DS1992-0428
1992
England, J., Smith, I.R.Late glacial ice margins and deglacial chronology for southeastern baffin island and Hudson Striat, eastern Canadian Arctic: discussion.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 30, pp. 1749-52. Prev. paper Vol. 29, pp. 1000-17.GlobalGeomorphology, Glacial
DS1992-0474
1992
Fortescue, J.A.C.Lands cape geochemistry: retrospect and prospect -1990Applied Geochemistry, Vol. 7, No. 1, January pp. 1-54GlobalGeomorphology, geochemistry, Environmental geochemistry -review
DS1992-0585
1992
Goldthwaite, R.P.Historical overview of Early Wisconsin glcaiationGeological Society of America, Special Paper No. 270, pp. 13-18WisconsinGeomorphology, Glacial deposits
DS1992-0695
1992
Heier, K.S.Lands cape geochemistry: retrospect and prospect -1990. critical comments #1Applied Geochemistry, Vol. 7, No. 1, January pp. 57-59GlobalGeomorphology, geochemistry, Environmental geochemistry -review
DS1992-0707
1992
Hicock, S.R., Dreimanis, A.Deformation till in the Great Lakes region: implications for rapid flow along the south-central margin of the Laurentide Ice SheetCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 29, No. 7, July, pp. 1565-1579Ontario, Great LakesGeomorphology, Till, Laurentide Ice Sheet
DS1992-0752
1992
Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (IMM)Exploration and the environment -the ninth international symposium in the series Prospecting in areas of glaciated terrain. Brief overview of papersTransactions of the Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (IMM), Vol. 101, Jan-April pp. B48-58GlobalGlacial deposits, Remote sensing, geomorphology, glacial
DS1992-0766
1992
Jacobs, S.S.Is the Antarctic ice sheet growing?Nature, Vol. 360, November 5, pp. 29-33AntarcticaGeomorphology, Review article on glacial activity
DS1992-0771
1992
James, T.S.The Hudson Bay free-air gravity anomaly and glacial reboundGeophysical Research Letters, Vol. 19, No. 9, May 4, pp. 861-864OntarioGeophysics-gravity, Geomorphology
DS1992-0918
1992
Layman, C.A.Glacial geology of western Hudson Strait, Canada, with reference to Laurentide Ice Sheet dynamicsGeological Society of America (GSA) Bulletin, Vol. 104, No. 9, September pp. 1169-1177OntarioGeomorphology, Laurentide Ice Sheet
DS1992-1036
1992
McLennan, S.M.Weathering and global denudationJournal of Geology, Vol. 101, pp. 295-303.GlobalGeomorphology
DS1992-1065
1992
Miller, B.B., et al.Ages of the Whitewater and Fairhaven tills in southwestern Ohio and southeastern Indiana.Geological Society of America, Special Paper No. 270, pp. 89-98.GlobalGeomorphology, Glacial deposits
DS1992-1187
1992
Perttunen, M.Glaciofluvial transport of clasts and heavy minerals from the Sokli carbonatite complex, Finnish Lapland.Geological Survey of Finland, Bulletin. 366, 21p.FinlandGeomorphology, Carbonatite
DS1992-1269
1992
Rencz, A.N., Aylsworth, J.M., Shilts, W.W.Application of Land sat Thematic Mapper dat a to mapping surficial geologyGeological Survey Canada Open File: project summaries Canada-northwest Territories agreement, OF 2484, March pp. 153-154.Northwest TerritoriesRemote sensing, Geomorphology
DS1992-1392
1992
Shoemaker, E.M.Water sheet outburst floods from the Laurentide Ice SheetCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 29, No. 6, June pp. 1250-1264Northwest Territories, Manitoba, Ontario, QuebecGeomorphology, Laurentide Ice Sheet
DS1992-1413
1992
Singhroy, V.H., Kenny, F.M., Barnett, P.J.Radar imagery for quaternary geological mapping in glaciated terrainsCanadian Journal of Remote Sensing, Vol. 18, No. 2, April pp. 112-117OntarioSudbury area, Geomorphology
DS1992-1451
1992
Soller, D.R.Text and references to accompany map showing the thickeness and character of Quaternary sediments in the glaciated United States east of the RockyMountainsUnited States Geological Survey (USGS) Bulletin, No. 1921, 54p. $ 3.25GlobalGeomorphology, Glacial sediments
DS1992-1509
1992
Szabo, J.P.Reevaluation of Early Wisconsi nan stratigraphy of northern OhioGeological Society of America, Special Paper No. 270, pp. 99-108.GlobalGeomorphology, Glacial deposits
DS1992-1551
1992
Thorleifson, L.H., Wyatt, P.H., Shilts, W.W., Nielsen, E.Hudson Bay Lowland quaternary stratigraphy: evidence for Early Wisconsinan glaciation centered in Quebec.Geological Society of America, Special Paper No. 270, pp. 207-222.OntarioGeomorphology, Glacial deposits
DS1993-0006
1993
Aber, J.S.Glaciotectonics and mapping glacial depositsCanadian Press Research Center, University of Regina, Saskatchewan S4S O42 Payable, 310p. $ 78.00 plus GST etcGlobalGlacial deposits, Geomorphology
DS1993-0007
1993
Aber, J.S.Proceedings and field guide of the Inqua Commision on formation and properties of glacial depositsCanadian Plains Research Center, University of Regina, Regina, 310p. approx. $ 75.00Russia, Saskatchewan, GlobalGeomorphology, glacial deposits, Table of contents
DS1993-0008
1993
Adams, J., Ckague, J.J.Neotectonics and large scale geomorphology of CanadaCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 17, No. 2, pp. 248-63.CanadaGeomorphology, Gophysics - seismics
DS1993-0009
1993
Adams, J., Clague, J.J.Neotectonics and large scale geomorphology of CanadaPhysical Georgraphy, Vol. 17, No. 2, pp.248-264CanadaGeomorphology, Tectonics, structure
DS1993-0161
1993
Brennand, T.A., Sharpe, D.R.Ice sheet dynamics and subglacial melt water regime inferred from form and sedimentology of glaciofluvial systems: Victoria IslandCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 30, No. 5, May pp. 928-944Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS1993-0257
1993
Clapperton, C.Quaternary geology and geomorphology of South AmericaElsevier, 750pSouth America, Andes, Amazon Basin, Parana, Brazil, GuianaBook -table of contents, Geomorphology, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador
DS1993-0258
1993
Clark, J.A., Hendriks, M., Timmermans, T.J., Struck, C., Hilverda, K.J.Glacial isostatic deformation of the Great Lakes regionGeological Society of America Bulletin, Vol. 106, No. 1, January pp. 19-31.OntarioGeomorphology, Sea level changes, isostasy
DS1993-0263
1993
Clifford, N.J., Hardisty, J., French, J.R., Hart, S.Down stream variation in bed material characteristics: a turbulence controlled form process feedback mechanismBest, and Bristow, Braided Rivers Geological Society of London, No. 75, pp. 89-104GlobalSedimentology, Geomorphology, Braided rivers
DS1993-0294
1993
Craigie, E.Sampling techniques and the distribution of kimberlitic indicator minerals in glacial tills and sedimentsDiamonds: exploration, sampling and evaluation proceedings of a short, pp. 237-248Ontario, Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, eochemistry
DS1993-0355
1993
DiLabio, R.N.W.Glacial dispersion trainsThe Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM) Professional Development Program, Techniques in exploration for, pp. 88-109GlobalDiamond exploration, Techniques, geomorphology
DS1993-0375
1993
Dredge, L.A.Glaciotectonic structures in eastern and Arctic CanadaGeological Survey of Canada, Open file, No. 2660, 55pNorthwest Territories, ArcticGeomorphology, Open File -ad
DS1993-0394
1993
Edwards, W.A.D., Boisvert, D.R.Tertiary (preglacial) gravel formations -an aggregate and placer gold resource of heavy mineral indicator dataThe Canadian Mining and Metallurgical Bulletin (CIM Bulletin) , Annual Meeting Abstracts approximately 10 lines, Vol. 86, No. 968, March POSTER ABSTRACT p. 68AlbertaGeomorphology, Mineral chemistry
DS1993-0424
1993
Eyles, C.H., Eyles, N., Franca, A.B.Glaciation and tectonics in an active intracratonic basin: the late Palaeozoic Itar are Group, Parana Basin, BrasilSedimentology, Vol. 40, No. 1, February pp. 1-26BrazilGeomorphology, Tectonics
DS1993-0425
1993
Eyles, N.Earth's glacial record and its tectonic setting. #2Earth Science Reviews, Vol. 35, pp. 1-248. Only have introd. pp. 1-11.GlobalGeomorphology, Tectonics, glacial
DS1993-0426
1993
Eyles, N., Eyles, C.H.Glacial geologic confirmation of an intraplate boundary in the Parana Basin of BrasilGeology, Vol. 21, No. 5, May pp. 459-462BrazilGeomorphology
DS1993-0490
1993
Garrett, R.G., Thorleifson, L.H.Prairie indicator mineral and soil geochemical surveyThe Canadian Mining and Metallurgical Bulletin (CIM Bulletin) , Annual Meeting Abstracts approximately 10 lines, Vol. 86, No. 968, March POSTER ABSTRACT p. 69Saskatchewan, AlbertaGeomorphology, Geochemistry
DS1993-0535
1993
Germanoski, D., Schum, S.A.Changes in braided river morphology resulting from aggradation anddegradationJournal of Geology, Vol. 101, No. 3, July, pp. 451-466GlobalRiver morphology, Alluvials, Geomorphology, River morphology -general
DS1993-0559
1993
Goodacre, A.K., Bonham-Carter, G.F., Agterberg, F.P., Wrightm D.F.A statistical analysis of the spatial association of seismicity with drainage patterns and magnetic anomalies in western QuebecTectonophysics, Vol. 217, No. 3-4, January 30, pp. 285-306QuebecGeomorphology, Geophysics -seismics
DS1993-0571
1993
Gray, J., Lauriol, B., Bruneau, D., Ricard, J.Post glacial emergence of Ungava Peninsula, and its relationship to glacialhistory.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 30, No. 8, August pp. 1676-1696.QuebecGeomorphology
DS1993-0616
1993
Hall, R.D., Horn, L.L.Rates of hornblende etching in soils in glacial deposits of the northern Rocky Mountains (Wyoming-Montana); United States (US): influence of climate/parentChemical Geology, Vol. 105, pp. 17-29Wyoming, MontanaGeomorphology, Wind River Range, Tobacco Root Range
DS1993-0680
1993
Hofer, J.W., Szabo, J.P.Port Bruce ice-flow directions based on heavy-mineral assemblages in tills from the south shore of Lake Erie in OhioCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 30, No. 6, June pp. 1236-1241GlobalGeomorphology
DS1993-0702
1993
Hughes, O.L., Tarnocai, C., Schweger, C.E.Pleistocene stratigraphy, paleopedology and paleoecology of a multiple till sequence exposed on the Little Bear River, western district of Mackenzie, northwest Territories.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 30, No. 4, April pp. 851-866Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Physiography western district of Mackenzie
DS1993-0946
1993
MacFadyen, D.A.Discovery of kimberlites Kirkland Lake area(Part III) - a decisive contribution by aeromagnetic dat a analysis in conditions of deep overburden.Mid-continent diamonds Geological Association of Canada (GAC)-Mineralogical Association of Canada (MAC) Symposium ABSTRACT volume, held Edmonton May, pp. 31-36.OntarioGeophysics, Geomorphology
DS1993-0992
1993
McClenaghan, M.B., Kjarsgaard, Stirling, Pringle et al.Chemistry of kimberlite indicator minerals in drift from the Kirkland Lakearea, northeastern Ontario.Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) Open File, No. 2761, 375p.Ontario, Kirkland LakeGeochemistry, Geomorphology
DS1993-1143
1993
North, C.P., Prosser, D.J.Characterization of fluvial and aeolian reservoirsGeological Society of London Special Publication, No. 73, 450pGlobalTable of contents, Sedimentology -aeolian characterizations, Paleosols, geomorphology
DS1993-1179
1993
Pair, D.L., Rodriques, C.G.Late Quaternary deglaciation of the southwestern St. Lawrence Lowland, New York and Ontario.Geological Society of America Bulletin, Vol. 105, No. 9, September pp. 1151-1164.Ontario, New YorkGeomorphology, Glacial deposits
DS1993-1239
1993
Pike, R.J.A bibliography of geomorphometry with a topical key to the literature and an introduction to the numerical characterization of topographic forM.United States Geological Survey (USGS) Open File, No. 93-0262-A, 132p. $ 20.00 plus disc $ 10.00United StatesGeomorphology, Bibliography
DS1993-1254
1993
Polyakov, I.V., Kalinkin, M.M.Diamonds and associated minerals in kimberlites and loose sediments of Tersky shore (Kola Peninsula).(Russian)Proceedings of the Russian Mineralogical Society, (Russian), No. 1, pp. 96-101.Russia, Kola PeninsulaDiamonds, Geomorphology
DS1993-1271
1993
Pye, K.The dynamics and environmental context of aeolian sedimentary systemsGeological Society of London Special Publication, No. 72, 330pCalifornia, Arizona, India, Spain, Morocco, China, FloridaBook -table of contents, Sedimentology -aeolian systems, dune, geomorphology
DS1993-1277
1993
Rains, B., Shaw, J., Skoye, R., Sjogren, D., Kvill, D.Late Wisconsin subglacial megaflood paths in AlbertaGeology, Vol. 21, No. 4, April pp. 323-326.AlbertaGeomorphology, Glacial
DS1993-1310
1993
Rind, D.An uplifting experience -ice agesNature, Vol. 350, December 3, pp. 414-415GlobalGeomorphology, Ice ages
DS1993-1378
1993
Sauchyn, D.J.Quaternary and Late Tertiary landscapes of southwestern Saskatchewan and adjacent areas. Field Guide.Canadian Press Research Center, University of Regina, Saskatchewan S4S O42 Payable, 114p. $26.00SaskatchewanGlacial deposits, Geomorphology
DS1993-1453
1993
Shilts, W.W.Geological Survey of Canada's contributions to understanding The composition of glacial sedimentsCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 30, No. 2, February pp. 333-353Northwest Territories, Quebec, Ontario, KeewatinGeomorphology, Dubawnt Lake
DS1993-1506
1993
Soller, D.R., Moy, W-S.Preliminary digital quaternary geol. map for IndianaUnited States Geological Survey (USGS) Open File, No. 93-0268-A, 5p. $ 1.50 plus disc $ 40.00IndianaGeomorphology, Computer digital data
DS1993-1553
1993
Sutherland, D.G.Drainage basin evolution in Southeast Guinea and the development of diamondiferous placer deposits.Economic Geology, Vol. 88, No. 1, January-February pp. 44-54.GlobalAlluvial diamonds, Geomorphology
DS1993-1589
1993
Thomas, M.F.Geomorphology in the tropics: a study of weathering and denudation in the low latitudesJohn Wiley and Sons, GlobalBook -review, Laterites, geomorphology, climates
DS1993-1598
1993
Thorleifson, L.H.Quaternary geology and drift prospecting, Beardmore-Geraldton area, OntarioGeological Survey of Canada, Memoir No. 435, 146pOntarioGeomorphology, Book -ad
DS1993-1605
1993
Thorp, M.B., Thomas, M.F.Discussion: Late Pleistocene sedimentation and landfrm development in western Kalimantan ( Indonesian Borneo). Reply by the authors... originals onhand.Geologie en Mijnbouw, Vol. 71, No. 4, pp. 363-368.GlobalGeomorphology
DS1993-1714
1993
Wetzel, A.The transfer of river load to deep sea fans: a quantitative approachAmerican Association of Petroleum Geologists Bulletin, Vol. 77, No. 10, October pp. 1679-1692GlobalAlluvial, Geomorphology
DS1993-1715
1993
Wetzel, A.The transfer of river load to deep sea fans: a quantitative approachAmerican Association of Petroleum Geologists Bulletin, Vol. 77, No. 10, October pp. 1679-1692.GlobalGeomorphology, Alluvial -general not specific
DS1993-1797
1993
Yegorov, I.V.Geomorphological analysis of kimberlite bearing areas.(Russian)Geomorpholgiya, (Russian), Vol. 1993, No. 4, pp. 89-96.RussiaGeomorphology, Kimberlites
DS1993-1803
1993
Young, G.M.Impacts, tillites and the breakup of Gondwanaland: a discussionJournal of Geology, Vol. 101, pp. 675-9.Geomorphology
DS1993-1828
1993
Zinchuk, N.N.Comparative characteristics of weathering crust composition of Kimberlite rocks in the Siberian and East-European platforms.Russian Geology and Geophysics, Vol. 33, No. 7, pp. 82-90.Russia, Yakutia, SiberiaGeochemistry, Weathering, geomorphology
DS1994-0071
1994
Ashmore, P.Anabranch confluence kinetics and sedimentation processes in gravel braidedstreams.Best, and Bristow, Braided Rivers Geological Society of London, No. 75, pp. 129-146.GlobalGeomorphology, Braided rivers
DS1994-0072
1994
Ashmore, P.Anabranch confluence kinetics and sedimentation processes in gravel braidedstreamsBest, and Bristow, Braided Rivers Geological Society of London, No. 75, pp. 129-146GlobalSedimentology, Geomorphology, Braided rivers
DS1994-0085
1994
Averril, S.A., McClenaghan, M.B.Behaviour of kimberlite indicator minerals in glacial sediments. C14 And diamond Lake kimberlite pipes, Kirkland Lake Ontario.Geological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 2819OntarioGeochemistry, Geomorphology
DS1994-0099
1994
Ballantyne, S.B., Harris, D.C.Alluvial gold, platinum group minerals and diamond indicator minerals from modern tertiary drainages in central Alberta.Geological Survey of Canada Open Forum January 17-19th. Abstracts only, p. 9, 10.AlbertaGeomorphology, Indicator minerals
DS1994-0169
1994
Blair, T.C., McPherson, J.G.Alluvial fans and their natural distinction from rivers based onmorphology, hydraulic, sedimentary and faciesJournal of Sedimentary Research, Vol. A64, No. 3, July, pp. 450-489GlobalAlluvial fans, rivers, Geomorphology, Sedimentology, hydraulic, facies
DS1994-0195
1994
Bowie, C.Selected geoscience dat a for Slave Province NATMAP, bedrock geologyPaul, Winter, High, Koala, UrsulaGeological Survey of Canada, CD ROM 2974 approx. $ 200.00Northwest TerritoriesBedrock, surficial, geomorphology, CD ROM digital data
DS1994-0209
1994
Bridge, J.S.The interaction between channel geometry, water flow, sediment transportand deposition in braided riversBest, and Bristow, Braided Rivers Geological Society of London, No. 75, pp. 13-71GlobalSedimentology, Geomorphology, Channel geometry
DS1994-0210
1994
Bristow, C.S., Best, J.L.Braided rivers: perspectives and problemsBest, and Bristow, Braided Rivers Geological Society of London, No. 75, pp. 1-11.GlobalGeomorphology, Braided rivers
DS1994-0211
1994
Bristow, C.S., Best, J.L.Braided rivers: perspectives and problemsBest, and Bristow, Braided Rivers Geological Society of London, No. 75, pp. 1-11GlobalSedimentology, Geomorphology, Braided rivers
DS1994-0259
1994
Carbon, J., Schubert, C.Late Cenozoic history of the eastern Llan Os of Venezuela: geomorphology and stratigraphy of Mesa Form.Quat. International, Vol. 21, pp. 91-100.VenezuelaGeomorphology, Mapire River Basin
DS1994-0309
1994
Clark, P.U., Walder, J.S.Subglacial drainage, eskers and deforming beds beneath the Laurentide and Eurasian ice sheets.Geological Society of America Bulletin, Vol. 106, No. 2, February pp. 304-314.OntarioGeomorphology
DS1994-0453
1994
Dredge, L.A., Kerr, D., Ward, B.C., Dilabio, R.M.W.Drift prospecting and surficial geology in the Lac de Gras NTS 76C, 76 86A) Northwest Territories.Geological Survey of Canada Open Forum January 17-19th. Abstracts only, p. 14.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Drift prospecting
DS1994-0455
1994
Dredge, L.A., Ward, B.C., Kerr, D.E.Glacial geology and implications for drift prospecting in the Lac de @Winter Lake, and Aylmer Lake map areas, Northwest Territories.Geological Survey of Canada Current Research, No. 1994, C, pp. 33-38.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Lac de Gras
DS1994-0456
1994
Dredge, L.A., Ward, B.C., Kerr, D.E.Glacial geology and implications for drift prospecting in the Lac de Gras Winter Lake area, Aylmer Lake maps.Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) Paper, No. 1994-C, pp. 33-38.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Winter, Aylmer
DS1994-0468
1994
Duk Rodkin, A., Hughes, O.L.Tertiary Quaternary drainage of the pre-glacial Mackenzie BasinInqua., Vol. 22/23, pp. 221-241.Northwest Territories, British Columbia, Alberta, SaskatchewanGeomorphology, Mackenzie Basin
DS1994-0469
1994
Duk Rodkin, A., Hughes, O.L.Tertiary Quaternary drainage of the pre-glacial Mackenzie BasinInqua., Vol. 22-23, pp. 221-241Northwest Territories, British Columbia, Alberta, SaskatchewanGeomorphology, Mackenzie Basin
DS1994-0505
1994
Eyles, N.Earth's glacial record and its tectonic setting. #1Earth Science Reviews, Vol. 35, pp. 1-248. note # pagesGlobalGeomorphology, Review paper - glacial record
DS1994-0506
1994
Eyles, N.Earth's glacial record and its tectonic setting. #1Earth Science Reviews, Vol. 35, pp. 1-248. note # pagesGlobalGeomorphology, Review paper -Glacial record
DS1994-0510
1994
Ferguson, R.I.Understanding braiding processes in gravel bed rivers: progress and unsolved problems.Best, and Bristow, Braided Rivers Geological Society of London, No. 75, pp. 73-87.GlobalGeomorphology, Gravel bed rivers
DS1994-0551
1994
Friedman, G.M.Dynamics and geomorphology of Mountain Rivers #1Springer Verlag, 326pAlpsBook -ad, Geomorphology, rivers
DS1994-0552
1994
Friend, P.F., Sinha, R.Braiding and meandering parametersBest, and Bristow, Braided Rivers Geological Society of London, No. 75, pp. 105-111GlobalGeomorphology, Braiding
DS1994-0553
1994
Friend, P.F., Sinha, R.Braiding and meandering parametersBest, and Bristow, Braided Rivers Geological Society of London, No. 75, pp. 105-111.GlobalGeomorphology, Braiding
DS1994-0635
1994
Golubev, Yu.K.Heavy mineral prospecting of diamonds in areas of continental glaciation10th. Prospecting In Areas Of Glaciated Terrain, pp. 79-83. AbstractRussiaGeochemistry -heavy minerals, Geomorphology
DS1994-0888
1994
Kenny, F.M., et al.Application of airborne multispectral and radar images for quaternary geological mapping.Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing, Vol. 20, No. 3, Sept. pp. 286-293.CanadaRemote Sensing, Radar Mapping, Geomorphology, Quaternary
DS1994-1012
1994
Leddy, J.O., Ashworth, P.J., Best, J.L.Mechanisms of anabranch avulsion within gravel bed braided rivers:observations of a scaled physical modelBest, and Bristow, Braided Rivers Geological Society of London, No. 75, pp. 119-127GlobalSedimentology, Geomorphology, Braided rivers
DS1994-1026
1994
Lemmen, D.S., Duk-Rodkin, A., Bednarski, J.M.Late glacial drainage systems along the northwestern margin of the Laurentide ice sheet.Quat. Science Reviews, Vol. 13, pp. 805-828.Northwest Territories, British Columbia, MontanaGeomorphology
DS1994-1139
1994
McClenaghan, M.B., Kjarsgaard, B.Glacial dispersal of kimberlitic indicator minerals, Kirkland Lake, Ontario.Geological Survey of Canada Open Forum January 17-19th. Abstracts only, p. 27.OntarioGeomorphology, Indicator minerals
DS1994-1160
1994
McMartin, I.Significance of multiple ice flow sequences and associated till sheets for drift prospecting near the Paleozoic/Precambrian boundary. the Flin Flon area.Geological Survey of Canada Open Forum January 17-19th. Abstracts only, p. 27.ManitobaGeomorphology, Drift prospecting
DS1994-1242
1994
Morris, T.F.Quaternary geology and overburden sampling for kimberlite indicators in the Michipicoten River-Wawa.Ontario Geological Survey miscellaneous Paper, No. 163, pp. 247-249.OntarioQuaternary, geomorphology, geochemistry, sampling, Michipicoten-Wawa
DS1994-1286
1994
Nott, J.The influence of deep weathering on coastal Lands cape and landform development in the moonsoonal tropics.Journal of Geology, Vol. 102, No. 5, Sept. pp. 509-522.Australia, northern AustraliaDarwin area, weathering, geomorphology, Eustasy
DS1994-1457
1994
Richards, K., Chandra, S., Friend, P.Avulsive channel systems: characteristics and examplesBest, and Bristow, Braided Rivers Geological Society of London, No. 75, pp. 195-203GlobalGeomorphology, Braided rivers
DS1994-1458
1994
Richards, K., Chandra, S., Friend, P.Avulsive channel systems: characteristics and examplesBest, and Bristow, Braided Rivers Geological Society of London, No. 75, pp. 195-203.GlobalGeomorphology, Braided rivers
DS1994-1471
1994
Robertson-Rintoul, M.S.E., Richards, K.S.Braided channel pattern and palaeohydrology using an index of totalsinuosity.Best, and Bristow, Braided Rivers Geological Society of London, No. 75, pp. 113-118.GlobalGeomorphology, Braided -channel pattern
DS1994-1485
1994
Rosgen, D.L.A classification of natural riversCatena, Vol. 22, pp. 169-199GlobalGeomorphology, Natural rivers
DS1994-1486
1994
Rosgen, D.L.A classification of natural riversCatena, Vol. 22, pp. 169-199.GlobalGeomorphology, Natural rivers
DS1994-1551
1994
Schubert, C., Fritz, P., Aravena, R.Late Quaternary Paleoenvironmental studies in the Gran Sabana (Venezuelan Guyana shield).Quat. International, Vol. 21, pp. 81-90.VenezuelaGeomorphology, Gran Sabana
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1994
Stevaux, J.C.The Upper Parana river Brasil: geomorphology, sedimentology andpaleoclimatology.Quat. International, Vol. 21, pp. 143-161.BrazilGeomorphology, Alluvial plain, braided river system
DS1994-1868
1994
Volynin, A.F., Grinson, A.S.Methods of prediction and prospecting of bedrock diamonds in the glacialareas (based geophysical data).10th. Prospecting In Areas Of Glaciated Terrain, pp. 151-152. AbstractGlobalGeomorphology, Geophysics
DS1994-1882
1994
Ward, B.C., Dredge, L.A., Kerr, K.E.Ice flow indicators, Winter Lake, Lac de Gras, and Aylmer Lake District ofMackenzie.Geological Survey of Canada Open file, No. 2808, 1 map, 1: 250, 000 $ 15.00Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Open file
DS1994-1886
1994
Warren, G.Lands cape evolution in the East Kimberley region, western AustraliaAgso Research Newsletter, No. 20, May pp. 14-16.AustraliaDixon Range, Bungle Bungle Ranges, Geomorphology
DS1994-1932
1994
Wolf, D.The changing role of the lithosphere in models of glacial isostasy: a historical review.Global and Planetary Change, Vol. 8, pp. 95-106.Global, MantleGeomorphology, Geophysics -gravity, Isostasy -glacial, Isostasy
DS1995-0162
1995
Bobrowsky, P.T., Sibbick, S.J., Newell, J.M., Matysek, P.F.Drift exploration in the Canadian CordilleraBritish Columbia Energy Mines Resources, Paper, 1995-2, 290p.British Columbia, YukonGeomorphology, Drift prospecting - applicable to gold
DS1995-0177
1995
Botha, G.A., Fedoroff, N.Paleosols in Late Quaternary colluvium, northern KwaZulu-Natal, SouthAfrica.Journal of African Earth Sciences, Vol. 21, No. 3, August pp. 291-312.South AfricaGeomorphology, Paleosols
DS1995-0481
1995
Edmond, J.M., et al.The fluvial geochemistry and denudation rate of the Guayana Shield, inVenezuela, Colombia and Brasil.Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, Vol. 16, pp. 3301-25.Venezuela, Colombia, BrazilGeochemistry, Geomorphology
DS1995-0482
1995
Edmond. J.M., Palmer, M.R., Staillard, R.F.The fluvial geochemistry and denudation rate of the Guyana shield inVenezuela, Colombia and Brasil.Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, Vol. 59, No. 16, August 1, pp. 3301-3326.Venezuela, Colombia, BrazilGeochemistry, Geomorphology
DS1995-0503
1995
Ergenzinger, P., Schmidt, K.H.Dynamics and geomorphology of mountain rivers #2Springer, 326pGlobalGeomorphology, Book -ad
DS1995-0635
1995
Gillespie, A., Molnar, P.Asynchronous maximum advances of mountain and continental glaciersReviews of Geophysics, Vol. 33, No. 3, August pp. 311-364.GlobalGeomorphology, Glaciation patterns
DS1995-0650
1995
Golubev, Yu.Exploration in glaciated terrain: a Russian perspectiveJournal of Geochemical Exploration, Vol. 52, pp. 265-276.RussiaDiamond exploration, Geomorphology, glacial
DS1995-0819
1995
Hoorn, C., Guerrero, J., Sarmiento, G.A., Lorente, M.A.Andean tectonics as a cause for changing drainage patterns in Miocene northern South America.Geology, Vol. 23, No. 3, March pp. 237-240.Guyana Shield, VenezuelaTectonics, Geomorphology
DS1995-0941
1995
Kerr, D.E., Dredge, L.A., Ward, B.C., Gebert, J.Quaternary geology and implications for drift prospecting Napaktulik @Point Lake and ContwyotoGeological Survey of Canada (GSC) Paper, No. 1995-E, pp. 201-9.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS1995-0974
1995
Klassen, R.A.Drift composition and glacial dispersion trains, Baker Lake areaGeological Survey of Canada (GSC) Bulletin., No. 485Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS1995-1035
1995
Kuhns, R.Sedimentological and geomorphological environment of west south African continental shelf, control diamonds.American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers (AIME) Preprint, No. 95-102, 6p.South AfricaMarine diamonds, Alluvials, sedimentology, geomorphology, fluvial
DS1995-1171
1995
Marker, M.E., Holmes, P.J.Lunette dunes in the northeast Cape, South Africa: as geomorphic indicators of palaeoenvironmental change.Catena, Vol. 24, No. 4, Oct. 1, pp. 259-274.South AfricaGeomorphology, Paleoenvironment
DS1995-1204
1995
McClenaghan, M.B., Veillette, J.J., Dilabio, R.N.W.Ice flow indicators in the Timmins and Kirkland Lake areas, northeasternOntario.Geological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 3014, 1 map colour and i disk $ 40.00OntarioGeomorphology, Ice flow Kirkland Lake area
DS1995-1244
1995
Miall, A.Description and interpretation of fluvial deposits: a critical perspective #2Sedimentology, Vol. 42, No. 2, April pp. 379-GlobalGeomorphology, Alluvials, Fluvial deposits -review
DS1995-1308
1995
Morris, T.F., Bajc, A.F., Bernier, M.A., Kaszycki, C.A.Kimberlite heavy mineral indicator dat a releaseOntario Geological Survey Open File, No. 5934, 91p. MRD 16, $ 10.00OntarioExploration, Geomorphology, prospecting
DS1995-1309
1995
Morris, T.F., Kaszycki, C.A.A prospector's guide for drift prospecting for diamonds, northern OntarioOntario Geological Survey Open File, No. 5933OntarioExploration, Geomorphology, prospecting
DS1995-1363
1995
Nott, J.The antiquity of Lands capes on the North Australian Craton and the implications for theories of long term Lands cape evolution.Journal of Geology, Vol. 103, pp. 19-32.AustraliaGeomorphology, Paleoforms
DS1995-1365
1995
Novikov, I.S.Relief of the Anabar anteclise in the Basin of the lower course of the Bolshaya Kuonamka.Russian Geology and Geophysics, Vol. 36, No. 11, pp. 129-134.RussiaGeomorphology, Anabar -kimberlites
DS1995-1430
1995
Parent, M., Paradis, S.J., Boisvert, E.Ice flow patterns and glacial transport in the eastern Hudson Bay region:Laurentide ice sheet dynamicsCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 32, No. 12, Dec. pp. 2057-2070.OntarioGeomorphology, Quaternary dynamics
DS1995-1480
1995
Perdoncini, L.Diamond occurrences related to glacial deposits in the Itare Group, ParanoBrasil.University of Parano, MSc. thesisBrazilGeomorphology, Thesis
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1995
Perdoncini, L.C., Soares, P.C., Bizzi, L.A.Diamonds associated with the Permo-Carboniferous glacial deposits in the Parana Basin, Brasil.Proceedings of the Sixth International Kimberlite Conference Abstracts, pp. 436-438.Brazil, Parana, Paraguay, Uruguay, ArgentinaGeomorphology, Alluvials
DS1995-1538
1995
Raisanen, M.L., Tarvainen, T., Aaros, S.NORMA - a program to calculate a normative mineralogy for glacial tills and rocks from chemical analysis.Gff., Vol. 117, pp. 215-224.GlobalGeomorphology, Computer Program - NORMA.
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Rinaldo, A., Dietrich, W.E., Rigon, R., Vogel, G.K., et al.Geomorphological signatures of varying climateNature, Vol. 374, April 13, pp. 632-635.GlobalGeomorphology, Drainage patterns
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1995
Rinaldo, A., Dietrich, W.E., Rigon, R., Vogel, G.K., et al.Geomorphological signature of varying climateNature, Vol. 374, April 13, pp. 632-635GlobalGeomorphology, Fluvial channels, drainage density
DS1995-1650
1995
Saltykov, O.G.Prediction and prospecting for buried diamond deposits on the basis of specialized paleogeographic investig.Mineral Resources of Russia, abstract, Oct. 1994, pp. 32-36.RussiaPaleogeography, Geomorphology
DS1995-1664
1995
Schaffer, C., Dalrymple, J.Lands cape evolution in Roraima North Amazonia: Planation, paleosols andpaleoclimates.Zeit. Geomorphology, Vol. 39, No. 1, pp. 1-28.GlobalGeomorphology, Roraima
DS1995-1665
1995
Schaffer, C., Dalrymple, J.Lands cape evolution in Roraima, North Amazonia: planation, paleosols andpaleoclimatesZeitschrift f?r Geomorphologie, Vol. 39, No. 1, pp. 1-28Guyana, Venezuela, BrazilGeomorphology, Paleoclimates
DS1995-1707
1995
Setterholm, D.R., Morey, G.B.An extensive pre-Cretaceous weathering profile in east central and southwestern Minnesota.United States Geological Survey (USGS) Bulletin, No. 1989-H.MinnesotaWeathering, Geomorphology
DS1995-1835
1995
Stocking, M.Soil erosion in developing countries: where geomorphology fears to tread!Catena, Vol. 25, No. 1-4, pp. 253-268AfricaGeomorphology
DS1995-1921
1995
Torsvik, T.H., Lohmann, K.G., Sturt, B.A.Vendian glaciation and their relation to the dispersal of Rodinia:paleomagnetic constraints.Geology, Vol. 23, No. 8, August pp. 727-730.NorwaySupercontinent -Rodinia, Geomorphology
DS1995-1980
1995
Veillette, J.J.New evidence for northwestward glacial ice flow, James Bay region, QuebecGeological Survey of Canada, Paper 1995-C, pp. 249-258.QuebecGeomorphology, Ice flow
DS1995-1982
1995
Veillette, J.J., Roy, M.The spectacular cross striated outcrops of James Bay, QuebecGeological Survey of Canada, Paper 1995-C, pp. 243=248.QuebecGeomorphology, Ice flow
DS1995-2029
1995
Ward, B.C., Kerr, D.E., Dredge, L.A.Distribution of kimberlite indicator minerals in till, Lac de Gras regionGeological Association of Canada (GAC)/Mineralogical Association of Canada (MAC) Annual Meeting Abstracts, Vol. 20, p. A109 AbstractNorthwest TerritoriesGeochemistry, geomorphology, Till sampling
DS1995-2043
1995
Weidick, A.GreenlandUnited States Geological Survey (USGS) Prof. Paper, No. P1386-C, C1-141GreenlandRemote sensing, landsat imaging, Geomorphology, glaciers
DS1995-2056
1995
White, W.B., Culver, D.C., Herman, J.S., Kane, T.C.Karst lands...earth's land area is dominated by dissolution rather thanerosion..American Scientist, Vol. 83, No. 5, Sept. Oct. pp. 450-459GlobalGeomorphology, Karst topography
DS1995-2093
1995
Yaalon, D.H.The soils we classify. Essay review of recent publications on soiltaxonomyCatena, Vol. 24, No. 4, Oct. 1, pp. 233-242GlobalSoils, geomorphology, Classification
DS1996-0033
1996
Andrie, R.Complexity and scale in geomorphology: statistical self simularity vs characteristic scalesMathematical Geology, Vol. 28, No. 3, pp. 275-293South Africa, Greenland, PhilippinesCoastline, Geomorphology
DS1996-0034
1996
Andrie, R.Complexity and scale in geomorphology: statistical self-familiarity vs characteristic scales.Mathematical Geology, Vol. 28, No. 3, pp. 275-293.South Africa, Greenland, PhilippinesGeomorphology, Coastline
DS1996-0076
1996
Barendregt, R.W., Enkin, R.J., Duk-Rodkin, A., Baker, J.Paleomagnetic evidence for late Cenozoic glaciations in the Mackenzie Mountains of the Northwest TerritoriesCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 33, No. 6, June pp. 896-903.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Paleomagnetism
DS1996-0249
1996
Catto, N.R.Richardson Mountains, Yukon, northwest Territories: the northern portal of the postulated icefree corridor.Quaternary International, Vol. 32, pp. 3-19.Northwest Territories, YukonGeomorphology, Richardson Mountains
DS1996-0250
1996
Catto, N.R., et al.Laurentide Cordilleran and Montane glaciation in the western Peace River-Grand Prairie region, Alta, BC.Quaternary International, Vol. 32, pp. 21-32.Alberta, British ColumbiaGeomorphology, Peace River
DS1996-0367
1996
DiLabio, R.N.W.Diamond exploration in glaciated terrainGeological Survey of Canada, LeCheminant ed, OF 3228, pp. 187-189.CanadaGeomorphology, Overview
DS1996-0384
1996
Dredge, L.A., Ward, B.C., Kerr, D.E.Quaternary geology Aylmer Lake areaGeological Survey of Canada (GSC) Map, Map No. 1867A, 1:125, 000Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS1996-0411
1996
Edwards, W.A.D., Scafe, D.W.The stratigraphy and occurrence of preglacial gravels in AlbertaCalgary Mining Forum Fifth Held April 11, 12., p. 10. abstractAlbertaGeomorphology, Diamond overview
DS1996-0413
1996
Elliott, C.G.Phanerozoic deformation in the stable craton, Manitoba, CanadaGeology, Vol. 24, No. 10, Oct. pp. 909-912.ManitobaCraton, Structure, geomorphology, glacial
DS1996-0474
1996
Frimmel, H.E., Klotzli, U.S., Siegfried P.R.New lead Strontium single zircon age constraints on the timing of NeoProterozoic glaciation and continental break up.Journal of Geology, Vol. 104, No. 4, July pp. 459-470.NamibiaGeochronology, Geomorphology
DS1996-0486
1996
Garrett, R.G., Thorleifson, L.H.Relationship of drift provenance and soil forming processes to mineral exploration in the Prairies.Geological Survey of Canada Colloquium, Jan. 22-24th., Poster display onlySaskatchewan, AlbertaExploration, Geomorphology
DS1996-0608
1996
Hartley, R., Watts, A.B., Fairhead, J.D.Isostasy of AfricaEarth and Planetary Science Letters, Vol. 137, No. 1-4, Jan. 1, pp. 1-18AfricaGeomorphology, Isostasy
DS1996-0630
1996
Hill, P.R.Late Quaternary sequence stratigraphy of the Mackenzie DeltaCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 33, No. 7, July pp. 1064-1074.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Glacial history
DS1996-0730
1996
Kerr, D., Ward, B.C., Dredge, L.A.Ice flow patterns and drift exploration for kimberlites in northern SlaveProvince.Geological Survey of Canada Colloquium, Jan. 22-24th., Poster display onlyNorthwest TerritoriesExploration, Geomorphology
DS1996-0731
1996
Kerr, D.E., Dredge, L.A., Ward, B.C.Trace element geochemistry and gold grain results from till samples, WinterLakearea, northwest Territories.Geological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 3206, 137p. $ 43.00 paper and discNorthwest TerritoriesGeochemistry -Gold, Geomorphology, alluvial, till
DS1996-0757
1996
Klassen, R.A., Knight, R.D.Till geochemistry of the Baker Lake area, District of Keewatin, northwest TerritoriesGeological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 3243, 216p. $ 85.00 paper and discNorthwest TerritoriesGeochemistry, Geomorphology, alluvial, till
DS1996-0793
1996
Kulig, J.J.The glaciation of the Cypress Hills of Alberta and Saskatchewan and its regional implications.Quaternary International, Vol. 32, pp. 53-78.AlbertaGeomorphology, Cypress Hills
DS1996-0801
1996
Lal, D.On nuclear studies of processes and time scales in the evolution of an alluvial fan.Geochemistry International, Vol. 33, No. 5, pp. 77-93.RussiaAlluvials, Geomorphology, cosmic ray geophysics
DS1996-0803
1996
Lambeck, K., Smither, C.Shoreline evolution over the Northwest Shelf Australia for the past 20, 000years.Australia Nat. University of Diamond Workshop July 29, 30., 1/8p. brief.AustraliaGeomorphology, Sea level
DS1996-0839
1996
Levson, V.M., Rutter, N.W.Evidence of Cordilleran Late Wisconsian glaciers in the ice free corridorQuaternary International, Vol. 32, pp. 33-51.AlbertaGeomorphology
DS1996-0876
1996
Mandryk, C.A.S.Late Wisconsi nan deglaciation of Alberta: processes and paleogeographyQuaternary International, Vol. 32, pp. 79-85.AlbertaGeomorphology
DS1996-0877
1996
Manley, W.F.Late glacial flow patterns, deglaciation, and Post glacial emergence of South central Baffin Island...Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 33 No. 11, Nov. pp. 1499-1510.GlobalGeomorphology, Glaciation
DS1996-0902
1996
Matile, G., Nielsen, E., Thorleifson, H., Garrett, R.G.Follow up kimberlite indicator mineral survey of western ManitobaGeological Survey of Canada Colloquium, Jan. 22-24th., Poster display onlyManitobaExploration, Geomorphology, geochemistry
DS1996-0915
1996
McClenaghan, M.B.Geochemical and mineralogical signatures of kimberlite in glacial drift, Kirkland Lake, Ontario.Geological Survey of Canada Colloquium, Jan. 22-24th., Poster display onlyOntarioExploration, Geomorphology, geochemistry
DS1996-0948
1996
Mertes, L.A.K., Dunne, T., Martinelli, L.A.Channel floodplain geomorphology along the Solinoes Amazon River, BrasilGeological Society of America (GSA) Bulletin., Vol. 108, No. 9, Sept. pp. 1089-1107.BrazilGeomorphology, Alluvials - not specific to diamonds
DS1996-1067
1996
Parent, M., Paradis, S.J., Doiron, A.Palimpset glacial dispersal trains and their significance for driftprospectingJournal of Geochm. Explor, Vol. 56, No. 2, Oct. pp. 123-140Quebec, LabradorGeochemistry, geomorphology, Drift prospecting
DS1996-1110
1996
Perdoncini, L.Diamond deposits associated with the glacial deposits of the Itar are Group.Parana Basin. *REF ONLY in Port.Msc. Thesis, University Of Fed. Do Parana, Curtiba, *ref Only, BrazilGeomorphology, Deposit -Itarare Group
DS1996-1204
1996
Rognon, P.Climatic change in the African deserts between 130, 000 and 10, 000 y BPC.r. Academy Of Science Paris, Vol. 323, 11a pp. 549-561.AfricaGeomorphology, Climates
DS1996-1205
1996
Rognon, P.Climatic change in the African deserts between 130, 000 and 10, 000 y BPC.r. Academy Of Science Paris, Vol. 323, 11a, pp. 549-561AfricaPaleoclimatology, Geomorphology
DS1996-1430
1996
Thorleifson, L.H., Matile, G.Indicator mineral and till geochemical reconnaissance of southeasternManitoba.Geological Survey of Canada Colloquium, Jan. 22-24th., Poster display onlyManitobaExploration, Geochemistry, geomorphology
DS1996-1506
1996
Ward, B.C., Dredge, L.A., Kerr, D.E.Surficial geology Contwyoto Lake areaGeological Survey of Canada (GSC) Open File, No. 3200, map 1: 125, 000Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS1996-1507
1996
Ward, B.C., Dredge, L.A., Kerr, D.E., Kjarsgaard, B.A.Kimberlite indicator minerals in glacial deposits, Lac de Gras area, N.W.T.Geological Survey of Canada, LeCheminant ed, OF 3228, pp. 191-195.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Lac de Gras area
DS1996-1557
1996
Wolfe, S., Burgess, M., Douma, M., Hyde, C., Robinson, S.Geological and geophysical investigations of ground ice glaciofluvialdeposits, Slave Province.Northwest Territories Exploration Overview, Nov. 26, p. 3-37.Northwest TerritoriesGeological, geophysics, geomorphology, Slave Province
DS1997-0036
1997
Annual ReviewsHydrologic processes from catchment to continental scalesAnnual Reviews, GlobalBook - ad, Hydrology, geomorphology, brine
DS1997-0314
1997
Emory-Moore, M.Marine potential of the Torngat Park study area, northern LabradorGeological Survey of Canada (GSC) Open File, No. 3436, 8p. $ 7.80Quebec, Labrador, UngavaGeomorphology
DS1997-0348
1997
Fjeldskaar, W.Flexural rigidity of Fennoscandia inferred from the post glacial upliftTectonics, Vol. 16, No. 4, Aug. pp. 596-608.GlobalGeomorphology, Tectonics
DS1997-0441
1997
Grecoe, T.Warming signals in the Mackenzie Basin.... climate hot spotCan. Geographic, Vol. 117, No. 6, Nov-Dec . pp. 36-44Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Mackenzie Basin
DS1997-0588
1997
Kerr, D.E., Dredge, L.A., et al.Kimberlite indicator minerals in till, Central Slave Province, northwest Territories CanadaExploration 97, Proceedings, pp. 359-362. Poster abstractNorthwest TerritoriesGeochemistry, Geomorphology, Glacial
DS1997-0591
1997
Kerr, D.E., Wolfe, S.A., Dredge, L.A.Surficial geology of the Contwoyto Lake map area (north half) District ofMackenzie.Geological Survey of Canada Current Research, No. 1997-C, pp. 51-60.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Contwoyto Lake area
DS1997-0604
1997
Klasen, R.A.Glacial history and ice flow dynamics applied to drift prospecting and geochemical exploration.Exploration 97, Proceedings, pp. 221-232.Northwest TerritoriesGeochemistry, Geomorphology, Glacial
DS1997-0703
1997
Lundqvist, J.The tinguait boulder fan in northern Dalarna, Sweden and thePermo Carboniferous rifting of Scandinavia.Gff., Vol. 119, pp. 123-126.SwedenMantle plumes, Geomorphology, glacial
DS1997-0737
1997
Marmo, J., Vilpas, L., Chernet, T., Nenonen. K.Study of the kimberlitic indicator minerals in Quaternary samples, eastern and northern Finland.Papunen: 4th. Biennial SGA Meeting, pp. 775-777.FinlandDiamond exploration, Geomorphology, till, esker sampling, geochemistry
DS1997-0753
1997
McClenaghan, M.B., Thorleifson, L.H., DiLabio, R.N.W.Till geochemical and indicator mineral methods in mineral explorationExploration 97, Proceedings, pp. 233-248.Northwest Territories, OntarioGeochemistry, Geomorphology, Glacial
DS1997-0817
1997
Morris, T.F., Kaszycki, C.A.Prospector's guide to drift prospecting for diamonds, northern OntarioOntario Geological Survey miscellaneous paper, No. 167, 63p. $ 8.00OntarioGeomorphology, Prospecting - drift
DS1997-1035
1997
Shields, G.A Wide spread positive delta 13 C anomaly at around 2.33 - 2.06 Ga on the Fennoscandian Shield - comment/replyTerra Nova, Vol. 9, No. 3, pp. 148-151GlobalGeomorphology, glaciation, Rifting, tectonics, Carbon
DS1997-1156
1997
Thorleifson, L.H., Matile, G.L.D.Quaternary geology of southeastern ManitobaGeological Survey of Canada (GSC) Forum 1997, p. 23.ManitobaGeochemistry - exploration, Geomorphology
DS1997-1157
1997
Thorleifson, L.H., Matile, G.L.D.Prairie kimberlite study till matrix geochemistry and preliminary indicator mineral data.Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) Open File, No. 2745SaskatchewanGeochemistry - exploration, Geomorphology
DS1997-1169
1997
Trenhaile, A.S.Geomorphology - a Canadian perspectiveOxford University of Press, CanadaBook - ad, Geomorphology
DS1997-1227
1997
Ward, B.C., Dredge, L.A., Kerr, D.E.Surficial geology Lac de Gras areaGeological Survey of Canada (GSC) Map, No. 1870A, map 1:125, 000Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS1997-1228
1997
Ward, B.C., Dredge, L.A., Kerr, D.E.Till geochemistry and gold grain results, southern Contwyoto Lake map area76 E 1-8, 12, 13.Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) Open File, No. 3387Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS1997-1235
1997
Weis, D., Demaiffe, D., Meese, D.A.Ice sheet development in Central Greenland: implications neodymium Strontium, lead isotopic compositions of basal...Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Vol. 150, No. 1-2, July pp. 161-GreenlandGeomorphology, Till, basal materials
DS1997-1252
1997
Wilford, J.R., Bierwirth, P.N., Craig, M.A.Application of airborne gamma ray spectrometry in soil/ regolith mapping and applied geomorphologyAgso Journal, Australian Geology And Geophysics, Vol. 17, No. 2, pp. 201-216AustraliaGeophysics - airborne gamma ray, Regolith, geomorphology
DS1998-0070
1998
Ballantyne, C.K., McCarroll, D., Fifield, L.K.High resolution reconstruction of the last ice sheet in northwest ScotlandTerra Nova, Vol. 10, No. 2, pp. 63-68.ScotlandGeomorphology, Glacial
DS1998-0078
1998
Barendregt, R.W., Irving, E.Changes in the extent of North American ice sheets during the LateCenozoic.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 35, No. 5, May pp. 504-9.Alberta, Saskatchewan, Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, Glaciation - not specific to diamonds
DS1998-0146
1998
Bourgeois, O., Dauteruil, O., Van Vliet-Lanoe, B.Pleistocene subglacial volcanism in Iceland: tectonic implicationsEarth and Planetary Science Letters, Vol. 164, No.1-2, Dec.15, pp. 165-78.GlobalGeomorphology, Tectonics
DS1998-0264
1998
Cofaigh, C.O.Geomorphic and sedimentary signatures of early Holocene deglaciation in High Arctic fiords: Implications ..Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 35, No. 4, Apr. pp. 437-52.GlobalGeomorphology, Ice dynamics, thermal regime
DS1998-0310
1998
Davis, C.H., Kluever, C.A., Haines, B.J.Elevation change of the southern Greenland ice sheetScience, Vol. 279, No. 5359, Mar. 27, pp. 2086-88.GreenlandGeomorphology
DS1998-0383
1998
Eggleton, R.A.The state of the regolithGeological Society Aust, Spec. Pub., No. 20. $ 70.00AustraliaBook - ad, Regolith, geomorphology
DS1998-0384
1998
Eggleton, R.A.The state of the regolithGeological Society of Australia, Spec. Publishing No. 20, 240p.AustraliaLaterites, geochemistry, weathering, geomorphology, Drainage patterns
DS1998-0419
1998
Fenton, M.M., Pawlowicz, J.G.Quaternary geology of northern Alberta and its implications for mineralexploration. #1Calgary Mining Forum, Apr. 8-9, p. 29. abstractAlbertaGeomorphology, Drift thickness
DS1998-0420
1998
Fenton, M.M., Pawlowicz, J.G.Quaternary geology of northern Alberta and its implications for mineralexploration. #2Calgary Mining Forum, Apr. 8-9, p. 60. poster abstractAlbertaGeomorphology, Drift thickness
DS1998-0628
1998
Hoffman, P.F., Kaufman, A.J., Halverson, G.P.Comings and goings of global glaciations on a Neoproterozoic tropical platform in Namibia.Gsa Today, Vol. 8, No. 5, May pp. 1-9.NamibiaGeomorphology, Glacial deposits.... not specific to diamonds
DS1998-0647
1998
Hughes, T.J.Ice sheetsOxford University of Press, 304p. approx. 70.00 United StatesGlobalBook - ad, Ice sheets, geomorphology
DS1998-0733
1998
Kennedy, M.J., Runnegar, B., Prave, Hoffmann, ArthurTwo or four Neoproterozoic glaciations?Geology, Vol. 26, No. 12, Dec. pp. 1059-63.Africa, CongoCraton - Congo, Kalahari, Geomorphology
DS1998-1032
1998
Moore, A.E., Dingle, R.V.Evidence for fluvial sediment transport of Kalahari sands in centralBotswana.South African Journal of Geology, Vol. 101, No. 2, June pp. 143-154.BotswanaGeomorphology
DS1998-1096
1998
OLsen, L.Pleistocene paleosols in Norway: implications for past climate and glacialerosion.Catena, Vol. 34, No. 1-2, Dec. 1, pp. 75-106.NorwayGeomorphology, Paleosols - not specific to diamonds
DS1998-1125
1998
Partridge, T.C.Of diamonds, dinosaurs and diastrophism: 150 million years of landscape evolution in southern Africa.South African Journal of Geology, Vol. 101, No. 3, Sept. 1, pp. 165-184.Africa, South AfricaGeomorphology
DS1998-1128
1998
Patterson, C.J.Laurentide glacial landscapes: the role of ice streamsGeology, Vol. 26, No. 7, July pp. 643-6.CanadaGeomorphology, Lowland, Laurentide region
DS1998-1276
1998
Saihkoohi, H.R., West, G.F.3-D seismic imaging of complex structures in glacial depositsGeophysics, Vol. 63, No. 3, May-June pp. 1941-52.OntarioGeomorphology - not specific to diamonds, Shallow environment
DS1998-1356
1998
Slater, L., Jull, M., Gronvold, K.Deglaciation effects on mantle melting under Iceland: results from the northern volcanic zone.Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Vol.164, No.1-2, Dec.15, pp.151-78.GlobalGeomorphology, Mantle hot spots
DS1998-1407
1998
Steig, E.J., Wolfe, A.P., Miller, G.H.Wisconsian refugia and the glacial history of eastern Baffin Island, coupled evidence from cosmogenic isotopeGeology, Vol. 26, No. 9, Sept. pp. 835-8.GlobalGeomorphology, Glaciation
DS1998-1442
1998
Tarras-Wahlberg, H.Marine diamond mining and the environmentRaw Materials Report, Vol. 13, No. 1, pp. 6-16.South Africa, Namaqualand, Orange RiverMarine mining, Geomorphology, mining methods
DS1998-1537
1998
Vermeersen, L.L.A., Sabadini, R., Bianco, G.Mantle viscosity inferences from joint inversions of Pleistocene deglaciation induced changes - geopotentialGeophs. Res. Lett., Vol. 25, No. 23, Dec. 1, pp. 4261-64.GlobalPolar wander - SIR analysis, Geomorphology
DS1998-1579
1998
Wilkinson, L., Harris, J., Kjarsgaard, B.Searching for kimberlite: use of clay fraction till geochemistry in the Lacde Gras area, northwest Territories.Yellowknife Geoscience Forum Nov. 25-27, p. 116-17. abstractNorthwest TerritoriesGeochemistry, geomorphology
DS1998-1584
1998
Williams, R.S. Jr., Ferrigno, J.G.Satellite image atlas of glaciers of the world: South AmericaUnited States Geological Survey (USGS) Prof. Paper, No. P1386-I, $ 21.00Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, AndesRemote sensing, Glaciers, geomorphology
DS1999-0009
1999
Alley, R.B., Clark, P.U.The deglaciation of the Northern Hemisphere: a global perspectiveAnnual Rev. Earth. Plan. Sci., Vol. 27, pp. 149-82.Canada, Russia, Europe, AsiaGeomorphology, Glacial - deglaciation
DS1999-0034
1999
Averill, S.A.The application of heavy indicator mineralogy in mineral explorationAssocation of Exploration Geologists (AEG) 19th. Drift Exploration Glaciated, S.C., pp. 117-32.GlobalGeomorphology, glacial, geochemistry, Drift prospecting - mentions diamonds
DS1999-0054
1999
Bednarski, J.M.Quaternary geology of northeastern AlbertaGeological Survey of Canada Bulletin., No. 535, 29p.AlbertaGeomorphology, Map - 1: 100, 000
DS1999-0077
1999
Bobrowsky, P.T.Cordilleran glaciers and Quaternary stratigraphyAssocation of Exploration Geologists (AEG) 19th. Drift Exploration Glaciated, S.C., pp. 32-66.Cordillera, British ColumbiaGeomorphology, glacial, geochemistry, Drift prospecting - not specific to diamonds
DS1999-0163
1999
De Wit, M.C. J.Post Gondwana drainage and the development of diamond placers in western South Africa.Economic Geology, Vol. 94, No. 5, Aug. pp. 721-40.South AfricaDiamond - alluvials, Geomorphology
DS1999-0176
1999
Dredge, L.A.Glacial dispersion patterns and Post glacial marine overlap in the Longstaff Bluff area Baffin Island.Geological Survey of Canada (GSC), Current Research 1999- C, pp. 1-8.Northwest Territories, Baffin IslandGeomorphology
DS1999-0290
1999
Harris, J.R., Wilkinson, L.GIS methods in geochemical explorationAssocation of Exploration Geologists (AEG) 19th. Drift Exploration Glaciated, S.C., pp. 182-210.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology, glacial, geochemistry, Drift prospecting - mentions diamonds
DS1999-0310
1999
Hobbs, H.Origin of the driftless area by subglacial drainage - a new hypothesisGsa Mickelson And Attig Glacial Processes, Special Paper 337, pp.93-102.Wisconsin, MidcontinentGeomorphology
DS1999-0319
1999
Huh, Y., Edmond, J.M.The fluvial geochemistry of the rivers of Eastern Siberia: III Tributaries of the Lena and Anabar ...Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, Vol. 63, No. 7-8, Apr. 1, pp. 967=88.Russia, SiberiaGeochemistry, geomorphology, Basement terrain - drainage
DS1999-0351
1999
Kaplan, M.R.Last glaciation of the Cumberland Sound region, Baffin island: based on glacial geology, cosmogenic dating.Ph.d. University of Colorado, 190p. Geological Society of Canada (GSC) Lib. QE697.K36Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Baffin IslandGeomorphology, Glaciology
DS1999-0366
1999
Klassen, R.A.A Quaternary geological perspective for geochemical exploration inglaciated terrain.Assocation of Exploration Geologists (AEG) 19th. Drift Exploration Glaciated, S.C., pp. 1-27.Canada, Northwest Territories, Finland, AlaskaGeomorphology, glacial, geochemistry, Drift prospecting - not specific to diamonds
DS1999-0410
1999
Levson, V.M.Till geochemistry and sampling techniques in the Canadian CordilleraAssocation of Exploration Geologists (AEG) 19th. Drift Exploration Glaciated, S.C., pp. 95-116.Cordillera, British ColumbiaGeomorphology, glacial, geochemistry, Drift prospecting - not specific to diamonds
DS1999-0448
1999
Maus, S., Sengpiel, K.P., et al.Variogram analysis of helicopter magnetic dat a to identify paleochannels Of the Omaruru River, Namibia.Geophysics, Vol. 64, No. 3, May-June pp. 785-94.NamibiaGeophysics - magnetics, Geomorphology - not specific to diamonds
DS1999-0464
1999
McMartin, I., McClenaghan, B.Till geochemistry and sampling techniques in shield terrainAssocation of Exploration Geologists (AEG) 19th. Drift Exploration Glaciated, S.C., pp. 67-94.Cordillera, British ColumbiaGeomorphology, glacial, geochemistry, Drift prospecting - not specific to diamonds
DS1999-0493
1999
Morris, T.F.Quaternary geology mapping and surficial sampling Killala Lake Coldwell area, northwestern Ontario.Ontario Geological Survey Open File, No. 6000, pp. 38-1-7.OntarioGeochemistry, Geomorphology
DS1999-0495
1999
Morris, T.F.Overburden as a media for kimberlite, base metal and gold exploration Wawaregion, northeastern Ontario.Geological Association of Canada (GAC)/Mineralogical Association of Canada (MAC) Guidebook, B6, 67p.Ontario, WawaGuidebook, geomorphology, glacial overburden, Drift, till prospecting, Michipicoten
DS1999-0547
1999
Pegler, E.A.Mid to late Quaternary environments and stratigraphy of the southern Sierra Leone shelf, West Africa.Journal of Geological Society India, Vol. 156, No. 5, Sept. pp. 977-90.GlobalGeomorphology
DS1999-0686
1999
Smith, M.P., Soper, N.J., Criag, L.E.Paleokarst systems in the Neoproterozoic of eastern North Greenland in relation to extensional tectonics..Journal of Geological Society of London, Vol. 156, No. 1, Jan. pp. 113-24.GreenlandLaurentian margin, Tectonics, Geomorphology
DS1999-0715
1999
Stewart, J., Finzi, C.V.Coastal tectonicsGeological Society of London Spec. Publishing, No. 146, 352p. $ 125.00 United StatesGlobalGeomorphology, glacial adjustment, TectonisM.
DS1999-0728
1999
Taylor, R.G., Howard, K.W.F.Lithological evidence for the evolution of weathered mantles in UgAnd a by tectonically controlled cycles...Catena, Vol. 35, 1, pp. 65-UgandaWeathering, stripping, Geomorphology
DS1999-0738
1999
Thouret, J.C.Volcanic geomorphology - an overviewEarth Science Reviews, Vol. 47, No. 1-2, July 1, pp. 95-132.GlobalGeomorphology, Volcanics - overview
DS1999-0754
1999
Uhlein, A., Trompette, R.R., Alvarenga, C.J.S.Neoproterozoic glacial and gravitational sedimentation on a continental rifted margin: Jequitaf-Macaubas ...Journal of African Earth Sciences, Vol. 12, No. 5, Sept. pp. 435-51.Brazil, Minas GeraisTectonics, Geomorphology
DS1999-0792
1999
Wilkinson, L., Harris, J., Kjarsgaard, B.Searching for kimberlite evaluation of till geochemistry in the Lac de Gras- using GIS spatialAssocation of Exploration Geologists (AEG) 19th. Symposium Program Abstracts, p. 102-4. AbstractNorthwest TerritoriesGIS spatial analysis, geomorphology, Lac de Gras area
DS1999-0793
1999
Wilkinson, L., Harris, J., Kjarsgaard, B., Cowie, C.GIS ( Geographic Information Systems) for kimberlite explorationAssocation of Exploration Geologists (AEG) 19th. Diamond Exploration Methods Case Histories, pp. 86-107.Northwest TerritoriesGIS - case study Lac de Gras, Geochemistry, geomorphology
DS1999-0821
1999
Young, G.M., Von Brunn, V., Gold, D.G.J., Minter, W.E.L.Earth's oldest reported glaciation: physical and chemical evidence from the Archean Mozaan Group ( 2.9GaJournal of Geology, Vol. 106, No. 5, Sept. pp. 523-38.South AfricaGeomorphology, Kaapvaal Craton, Pongola Group
DS2000-0271
2000
England, J., Smith, R., Evans, D.J.A.The last glaciation of east central Ellesmere Island: ice dynamics, deglacial chronology, sea level change.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 37, No. 10, Oct. pp. 1355-71.Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Ellesmere IslandGeomorphology, Glaciation
DS2000-0357
2000
Grasby, S., Osadetz, K., Betcher, R., Render, F.Reversal of the regional scale flow system of the Williston Basin in response to Pleistocene glaciationGeology, Vol. 28, No. 7, July, pp. 635-8.Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, MontanaGeomorphology, glaciation
DS2000-0619
2000
Marsella, K.A., Bierman, P., Davis, P.T., Caffee, M.W.Cosmogenic Berylium and Aluminum ages for the last Glacial Maximum eastern Baffin Island, Arctic Canada.Geological Society of America (GSA) Bulletin., Vol. 112, No., Aug., pp. 1296-1312.Northwest Territories, Baffin IslandGeomorphology, Aluminum, Berylium, Geochronology
DS2000-0620
2000
Marshall, S.J., Tarasov, L., Clarke, G., Peltier, R.Glaciological reconstruction of the Laurentide Ice Sheet: physical processes and modelling changes.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 37, No.5, May pp.769-93.Ontario, CanadaGeomorphology
DS2000-0641
2000
McClenaghan, M.B., Thorleifson, L.H., Dilabio, R.N.W.Till geochemical and indicator mineral methods in mineral exploration.pp. 157-159 on diamondJournal of Geochem. Exp., Vol. 69-70, pp.145-66.Finland, Canada, Fennoscandia, Northwest TerritoriesGeochemistry - diamonds, Glacial, geomorphology
DS2000-0714
2000
Nott, J., Horton, S.180 Ma continental drainage divide in northeastern Australia: role of passive margin tectonics.Geology, Vol. 28, No.8, Aug. pp. 763-6.AustraliaTectonics, Geomorphology
DS2000-0747
2000
Parent, M., Paradis, S.J.Reconstruction of flow patterns in the eastern Laurentide Ice sheet evidence early inception...Geological Association of Canada (GAC)/Mineralogical Association of Canada (MAC) 2000, 1p. abstractQuebec, Ungava, LabradorGeomorphology - glaciation, Ungava Bay
DS2000-0904
2000
Smith, G.R., Woodward, J.C., Gibbard, P.L.Interpreting Pleistocene glacial features from SPOT HRV dat a using fuzzy techniques.Computers and Geosciences, Vol. 26, No. 4, Apr. pp. 479-90.GlobalGeomorphology - not specific to diamonds, Remote sensing
DS2000-1044
2000
Young, R.A., Burns, J.A., Sjogren, D.B., Kvill, D.Post glacial terraces of West Central Alberta and inferences models of subglacial and deglacial processesGeological Society of America (GSA) Abstracts, Vol. 32, No. 7, p.A-511.AlbertaGeomorphology
DS2001-0005
2001
Afanasev, V.P., Zinchuk, Pkhilenko, Krivonos, YanyginKarst role in the formation of diamond placers of the Muno Markhinskii interfluve Yakutsk diamond provinceGeol. Ore Depos., Vol. 43, No. 3, pp. 234-8.Russia, SiberiaAlluvials, Geomorphology
DS2001-0017
2001
Allan, S.E.Regional modern alluvium sampling survey of the Temagami Marten River areaOntario Geological Survey, Northeastern Mineral Symposium, p. 1, abstract.OntarioGeomorphology - till
DS2001-0214
2001
Cox, K.G.The role of mantle plumes in the development of continental drainage patternsGeological Society of India Memoir, No. 47, pp.533-42., No. 47, pp.533-42.IndiaGeomorphology, Tectonics
DS2001-0215
2001
Cox, K.G.The role of mantle plumes in the development of continental drainage patternsGeological Society of India Memoir, No. 47, pp.533-42., No. 47, pp.533-42.IndiaGeomorphology, Tectonics
DS2001-0222
2001
Cutler, P.M., Mickelson, Colgan, Macyeal, ParizekInfluence of the Great Lakes on the dynamics of the southern Laurentide ice sheet: numerical experiments.Geology, Vol. 29, No. 11, Nov. pp. 1039-42.Ontario, Michigan, WisconsinGeomorphology, Glacial flow
DS2001-0285
2001
Dyke, A.S., Hopper, J.M.G.Deglaciation of northwest Baffin Island, Nunavut. NTS 47 C,D,E,F,G,H, 48A,B,C,D, 57 E.H.,58 A,D.Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) Map, No. 19991, 1:500,000Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Baffin IslandGeomorphology
DS2001-0356
2001
Garanin, V.K., Gonzaga, G., Campos, J., Kudryavtseva, G.A new theory of the glacial origin of diamond placers in the Ural regionMoscow University of Geol. Bulletin., Vol. 55, No. 5, pp. 54-8.Russia, UralsAlluvials - placers, Geomorphology
DS2001-0406
2001
Gray, J.T., Gosse, J.C., Marquette, G.Weathering zones in the Torngat Mountains Labrador, ice sheet thickness and basal thermal regime.Geological Association of Canada (GAC) Annual Meeting Abstracts, Vol. 26, p.54, abstract.Quebec, Ungava, LabradorGeomorphology, Laurentide Ice Sheet
DS2001-0492
2001
Hulbe, C.L.How ice sheets flowScience, No. 5550, Dec. 14, p. 2300.GlobalGeomorphology
DS2001-0570
2001
Kaplan, M.R., Miller, G.H., Steig, E.J.Low gradient outlet glaciers ( ice streams?) drained the Laurentide ice sheet.Geology, Vol. 29, No. 4, Apr. pp.343-6.GlobalGeomorphology
DS2001-0750
2001
McClenaghan, M.B., Veillette, J.J.Ice flow indicators for the New Liskard - Temagami area, Ontario. NTS 31L,M, 41 I-P.Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) Open File, No. 3385, 1 map 1: 100,000 $ 20.Ontario, Kirkland LakeGeochemistry - sampling, Geomorphology
DS2001-0804
2001
Morris, T.F.Project Unit 99-017. Quaternary geology mapping and overburden sampling, Schrieber area, northwestern OntarioOntario Geological Survey Report Activities, OF No. 6051, pp. 33-1-7.Ontario, Kirkland LakeGeomorphology, Geochemistry - sampling, discoveries, exploration
DS2001-0805
2001
Morris, T.F.Geochemical and till pebble lithology data, surficial sediment sampling program Schreiber Killala Lake areaOntario Geological Survey Open File, No. 6056, digital #74, $9.Ontario, northeasternGeomorphology
DS2001-0835
2001
Nielsen, E.Quaternary stratigraphy, till provenance and kimberlite indicator mineral surveys along the lower Hayes River.Manitoba Report of Activities, for 2001, pp. 121-125.ManitobaGeomorphology, Geochemistry
DS2001-0851
2001
Okuno, J., Nakada, M.Effects of water load on geophysical signals due to glacial rebound and implications for mantle viscosity.Earth Planets and Space, Vol. 53, No. 12, pp. 1121-36.MantleGeophysics - seismics, Geomorphology
DS2001-0866
2001
Ontario Geological Survey Open FileQuaternary geology of the Wawa area, northeastern OntarioOntario Geological Survey Open File, No. 6055, and data 73.OntarioGeochemistry, Geomorphology
DS2001-0867
2001
Ontario Geological Survey Open FileResults of modern alluvium sampling Kapuskasing Fraserdale area, northeastern Ontario.Ontario Geological Survey Open File, No. 6044, digital #68, $19.OntarioGeomorphology
DS2001-0879
2001
Paillard, D.Glacial cycles: towards a new paradigmReviews of Geophysics, Vol. 39, No. 3, Aug. pp. 325-46.GlobalGeomorphology
DS2001-1222
2001
Weddle, T.K., Retelle, M.J.Deglacial history and relative sea level changes northern New England and adjacent Canada.Geological Society of America Special Paper, No. 351, 304p. $ 120.00 United StatesOntario, Quebec, MaineGeomorphology - not specific to diamonds
DS2001-1237
2001
Wilkinson, L., Harris, J., Kjarsgaard, B., McClenaghanInfluence of till thickness and texture on till geochemistry in the Lac deGras area, applications..Geological Survey of Canada Current Research, C9, 26p.Northwest TerritoriesRegional kimberlite exploration, Geochemistry - till, geomorphology
DS2001-1295
2001
Zdanowicz, C., Fisher, D., Clark, I., Lacelle, D.Ice marginal studies on Barnes Ice Cap, Baffin Island: clues to the history of the Laurentide ice sheet.29th. Yellowknife Geoscience Forum, Nov. 21-23, abstract p. 97.Northwest Territories, Baffin IslandGeomorphology
DS2002-0054
2002
Apollis, L., Bluck, B.J., Ward, J.D.The distribution of diamonds on a Late Cenzoic gravel beach, sw Namibia.( Orange River mouth).11th. Quadrennial Iagod Symposium And Geocongress 2002 Held Windhoek, Abstract p. 18.NamibiaGeomorphology, alluvials
DS2002-0138
2002
Beltrami, H.Paleoclimate: Earth's long term memoryScience, No.5579,July12,pp.206-8.EarthGeomorphology, Climate
DS2002-0209
2002
Brookes, I.A.G.M. Dawson and the glaciation of Western CanadaGeoscience Canada, Vol. 29, 7, Sept. pp. 169-178.British Columbia, Western Canada plainsGeomorphology - glaciation, history, biography
DS2002-0408
2002
Duk Rodkin, A.Preglacial drainage and placer diamond potential in the Northwest Territories of Canada.Geological Society of Australia Abstracts, Vol. 67, p. 410. abstract.Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS2002-0558
2002
Gesicki, A.L.D., Riccomini, C., Boggiani, P.C.Ice flow direction during late Paleozoic glaciation in western Parana Basin, BrasilJournal of South American Earth Sciences, Vol.14, 8, March pp. 933-9.BrazilGeomorphology
DS2002-0731
2002
Hoffman, P.F., Schrag, D.P.The snowball Earth hypothesis: testing the limits of global changeTerra Nova, Vol. 14, No. 3, June pp. 129-55.Canada, Namibia, AustraliaGeomorphology, Glaciation, Carbon isotopes, iron formation
DS2002-0815
2002
Kaufmann, G., Wu, P.Glacial isostatic adjustment on a three dimensional laterally heterogeneous Earth: examples from Fennoscandia and the Barents Sea.American Geophysical Union, Geodynamics Series, Vol. 29, pp. 293-310.Scandinavia, Finland, Sweden, NorwayGeomorphology
DS2002-0952
2002
Little, E.C., Ferbey, T., McMartin, I., Ozyer, C.A., Utting, D.J.Overview of Quaternary research for the Committee Bay project, central NunavutGeological Survey of Canada Current Research, 12p.NunavutGeomorphology
DS2002-1034
2002
McMartin, I., Henderson, P.J.Re-interpretation of the ice flow history within the Keewatin sector of the Laurentide ice sheet: results from the western Churchill Natmap project.30th. Yellowknife Geoscience Forum, Abstracts Of Talks And Posters, Nov. 20-22, p. 46. abstractNorthwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS2002-1056
2002
Millot, R., Gaillardet, J., Dupre, B., Allegre, C.J.The global control of silicate weathering rates and the coupling of physical erosion: new insights from riversEarth and Planetary Science Letters, Vol.196, 1-2, Feb.28, pp.83-98.Northwest Territories, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, QuebecGeomorphology
DS2002-1228
2002
Patyk-Kara, N.G.Evolution of placer formation in northeastern Eurasia ( Russia)11th. Quadrennial Iagod Symposium And Geocongress 2002 Held Windhoek, Abstract p. 38.RussiaAlluvials, Geomorphology
DS2002-1582
2002
Teeuw, R.M.Regolith and diamond deposits around Tortiya, Ivory Coast, West AfricaCatena, Vol. 49, 1-2, pp. 111-127.Ivory CoastGeomorphology
DS2002-1583
2002
Teevw, R.M.Regolith and diamond deposits around Tortiya Ivory Coast, West AfricaCatena, Vol. 49, No. 1-2, pp. 111-127.Ivory CoastGeomorphology, Deposit - Tortiya
DS2002-1689
2002
Watchman, A.L., Twidale, C.R.Relative and absolute dating of land surfacesEarth Science Reviews, Vol. 58, No. 1-2, pp. 1-49.GlobalReview - geochronology, Geomorphology
DS2003-0161
2003
Bristow, C.S., Lancaster, N., Duller, G.A.Combining ground penetrating radar and optical dating to determine dune migration inGeological Society of America, Annual Meeting Nov. 2-5, Abstracts p.300.NamibiaGPR, geomorphology
DS2003-0360
2003
Dyke, A.S., Moore, A., Robertson, L.Deglaciation of North AmericaGeological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 1574, 1 CD, $ 26.00Canada, United StatesGeomorphology
DS2003-0361
2003
Dyke, A.S., St. Onge, D.A., Savelle, J.M.Deglaciation of southwestern Victoria Island and adjacent Arctic mainland, NunavutGeological Survey of Canada Map, No. 2027A, 1: 500,000 $ 20.NunavutGeomorphology
DS2003-0387
2003
Evans, D.A.A fundamental Precambrian - Phanerozoic shift in Earth's glacial style?Tectonophysics, Vol. 375, 1-4, pp. 353-85.GlobalGeomorphology
DS2003-0601
2003
Hooke, R.L.Time constant for equilibration of erosion with tectonic upliftGeology, Vol. 31, 7, July, pp. 621-4.GlobalGeomorphology
DS2003-0626
2003
Iverson, N.R., Cohen, D., Hooyer, T.S., Fischer, U.H., Jackson, M., Moore, P.L.Effects of basal debris on glacier flowScience, No. 5629, July 4, pp. 81-83.GlobalGeomorphology
DS2003-0723
2003
Kjarsgaard, I.M., McClenaghan, M.B., Kjarsgaard, B.A., Heaman, L.Mineralogy of the kimberlite boulders from eskers in the Kirkland Lake and Lake8 Ikc Www.venuewest.com/8ikc/program.htm, Session 8, POSTER abstractOntarioGeochemistry, geomorphology
DS2003-0803
2003
Levington, D.W., Teller, J.T.Paleotopographic reconstructions of the eastern outlets of glacial Lake AgassizCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 40, 9,Sept. 1259-78.Manitoba, Alberta, SaskatchewanGeomorphology
DS2003-0902
2003
McClenaghan, B.The Seed and Triple B kimberlites and associated glacial sediments Lake TimiskamingGeological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 4492, 1 CD $ 26.00Ontario, Lake TimiskamingGeomorphology, geochemistry
DS2003-0903
2003
McClenaghan, M.B., Kjarsgaard, I.M., Kjarsgaard, B.A.Mineralogy of the McLean kimberlite and associated glacial sediments, LakeGeological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 1762, 1 CD $ 20.00OntarioGeomorphology, Deposit - McLean
DS2003-0905
2003
McClenaghan, M.B., Kjarsgaard, I.M., Kjarsgaard, B.A.Mineralogy of McLean kimberlite and associated glacial sediments, Lake TimiskamingGeological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 1762, 1 CD, 33p. $ 26.00OntarioGeomorphology, geochemistry
DS2003-0906
2003
McClenaghan, M.B., Kjarsgaard, I.M., Kjarsgaard, B.A., Sobie, P.A.Application of surficial exploration methods in the Lake Timiskaming kimberlite field8 Ikc Www.venuewest.com/8ikc/program.htm, Session 8, POSTER abstractOntarioGeochemistry, geomorphology
DS2003-0919
2003
McMartin, I., Utting, D.J., Little, E.C., Ozyer, C.A., Ferbey, T.Complete results from Committee Bay central NunavutGeological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 4493, 1 CD $ 26.00NunavutGeomorphology, geochemistry - not specific to diamonds
DS2003-1047
2003
Paulen, R.C., Pawlowicz, J.G., Fenton, M.M., Weiss, J.A., Brown, B.Stratigraphy and glacial dispersion studies in the Buffalo Head Hills kimberlite fieldGeological Association of Canada Annual Meeting, Abstract onlyAlbertaGeomorphology
DS2003-1049
2003
Pazos, P.J., Sanchez Bettucci, L., Tofalo, O.R.The record of the Varanger glaciation at the Rio de la Plat a Craton, Vendian CambrianGondwana Research, Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 65-78.Uruguay, South AmericaGeomorphology
DS2003-1337
2003
Stokes, C.R., Clark, C.D.Laurentide ice streaming on the Canadian Shield: a conflict with the soft bedded iceGeology, Vol. 31, 4, pp. 347-50.Canada, Ontario, Manitoba, QuebecGeomorphology, thermomechnical
DS2003-1357
2003
Tajika, E.Faint young Sun and the carbon cycle: implications for the Proterozoic globalEarth and Planetary Science Letters, Vol. 214, 3-4, pp. 443-53.GlobalGeomorphology - carbon - cycle
DS2003-1468
2003
Westaway, R., Bridgland, D., Mishra, S.Rheological differences between Archean and younger crust can determine rates ofTerra Nova, Vol. 15, pp. 287-298.South Africa, AustraliaTectonics, geomorphology
DS200412-0137
2004
Bergman, B., Tryggvason, A., Juhlin, C.High resolution seismic traveltime tomography incorporating static corrections applied to a till covered bedrock environment.Geophysics, Vol. 69, 4, pp. 1082-1090.Europe, SwedenGeomorphology - tomography
DS200412-0209
2003
Bristow, C.S., lancaster, N.,Duller, G.A.Combining ground penetrating radar and optical dating to determine dune migration in Namibia.Geological Society of America, Annual Meeting Nov. 2-5, Abstracts p.300.Africa, NamibiaGPR, geomorphology
DS200412-0312
2004
Charbonneau, R.,Letendre, J.Wemindji: of dispersion trains and drilling.Quebec Exploration Conference, abstractCanada, QuebecGeochemistry, geomorphology
DS200412-0341
2004
Cofaigh, C.O.,Taylor, J., Dowdeswell, J.A., Pudsey, C.J.Paleo-ice stream, trough mouth fans and high latitude continental slope sedimentation.Boreas, Vol. 32, 1, pp. 37-55.TechnologyGeomorphology - not specific to diamonds
DS200412-0427
2004
De Toledo, M.C.M., Lenharo, S.L.R., Ferrari, V.C., Fontan, F., Parseval, P.De, Leroy, G.The compositional evolution of apatite in the weathering profile of the Catalao 1 alkaline carbonatitic complex, Goias, Brazil.Canadian Mineralogist, Vol. 42, 4, August, pp. 1139-1158.South America, Brazil, GoiasCarbonatite, geomorphology
DS200412-0494
2003
Dyke, A.S., Moore, A., Robertson, L.Deglaciation of North America.Geological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 1574, 1 CD, $ 26.00Canada, United StatesGeomorphology
DS200412-0526
2003
Evans, D.A.A fundamental Precambrian - Phanerozoic shift in Earth's glacial style?Tectonophysics, Vol. 375, 1-4, pp. 353-85.GlobalGeomorphology
DS200412-0530
2004
Eyles, N., Januszczak, N.Zipper rift a tectonic model for Neoproterozoic glaciations during the breakup of Rodinia after 750 Ma.Earth Science Reviews, Vol. 65, 1-2, pp. 1-73GondwanaGeomorphology, tectonics, Snowball Earth
DS200412-0669
2004
Girard, R., Parent,M., Aubin, A., Belley, J.M., Lalancette, J.Glacial dispersion of lithological indicators in the Otish Mountain area.Quebec Exploration Conference, Canada, Quebec, Otish MountainsGeochemistry, geomorphology
DS200412-0789
2004
Hardy, F., Parent, M.Subglacial processes and conditions and kimberlitic indicator mineral dispersion trains.Quebec Exploration Conference, Canada, QuebecGeochemistry, geomorphology
DS200412-0851
2003
Hooke, R.L.Time constant for equilibration of erosion with tectonic uplift.Geology, Vol. 31, 7, July, pp. 621-4.TechnologyGeomorphology
DS200412-0884
2003
Iverson, N.R., Cohen, D., Hooyer, T.S., Fischer, U.H., Jackson, M., Moore, P.L., Lappegard, G., Kohler, J.Effects of basal debris on glacier flow.Science, No. 5629, July 4, pp. 81-83.TechnologyGeomorphology
DS200412-0963
2002
Kaufmann, G., Wu, P.Glacial isostatic adjustment on a three dimensional laterally heterogeneous Earth: examples from Fennoscandia and the Barents SeAmerican Geophysical Union, Geodynamics Series, Vol. 29, pp. 293-310.Europe, ScandinaviaGeomorphology
DS200412-1012
2003
Kjarsgaard, I.M., McClenaghan, M.B., Kjarsgaard, B.A., Heaman, L.Mineralogy of the kimberlite boulders from eskers in the Kirkland Lake and Lake Timiskaming areas, northeastern Ontario, Canada.8 IKC Program, Session 8, POSTER abstractCanada, OntarioDiamond exploration Geochemistry, geomorphology
DS200412-1013
2004
Kjarsgaard, I.M., McClenaghan, M.B., Kjarsgaard, B.A., Heaman, L.M.Indicator mineralogy of kimberlite boulders from eskers in the Kirkland Lake and Lake Timiskaming areas, Ontario, Canada.Lithos, Vol. 77, 1-4, Sept. pp. 705-731.Canada, Ontario, Kirkland LakeMunro, Misema River eskers, Sharp lake, geomorphology
DS200412-1122
2003
Levington, D.W., Teller, J.T.Paleotopographic reconstructions of the eastern outlets of glacial Lake Agassiz.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 40, 9,Sept. 1259-78.Canada, Manitoba, Alberta, SaskatchewanGeomorphology
DS200412-1149
2002
Little, E.C., Ferbey, T., McMartin, I., Ozyer, C.A., Utting, D.J.Overview of Quaternary research for the Committee Bay project, central Nunavut.Geological Survey of Canada Current Research, 12p.Canada, NunavutGeomorphology
DS200412-1261
2003
McClenaghan, B.The Seed and Triple B kimberlites and associated glacial sediments Lake Timiskaming area, Ontario.Geological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 4492, 1 CD $ 26.00Canada, Ontario, Lake TemiskamingGeomorphology, geochemistry
DS200412-1262
2003
McClenaghan, M.B., Kjarsgaard, I.M., Kjarsgaard, B.A.Mineralogy of McLean kimberlite and associated glacial sediments, Lake Timiskaming Ontario.Geological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 1762, 1 CD, 33p. $ 26.00Canada, OntarioGeomorphology, geochemistry
DS200412-1263
2003
McClenaghan, M.B., Kjarsgaard, I.M., Kjarsgaard, B.A., Sobie, P.A.Application of surficial exploration methods in the Lake Timiskaming kimberlite field, Canada.8 IKC Program, Session 8, POSTER abstractCanada, OntarioDiamond exploration Geochemistry, geomorphology
DS200412-1278
2003
McMartin, I., Utting, D.J., Little, E.C., Ozyer, C.A., Ferbey, T.Complete results from Committee Bay central Nunavut.Geological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 4493, 1 CD $ 26.00Canada, NunavutGeomorphology, geochemistry - not specific to diamonds
DS200412-1500
2004
Parent, M., Paradis, S.J.Polyphased glacial dispersion and diamond exploration in northern Quebec.Quebec Exploration Conference, Canada, QuebecGeochemistry, geomorphology
DS200412-1506
2003
Paulen, R.C., Pawlowicz, J.G., Fenton, M.M., Weiss, J.A., Brown, B.Stratigraphy and glacial dispersion studies in the Buffalo Head Hills kimberlite field.Geological Association of Canada Annual Meeting, Abstract onlyCanada, AlbertaGeomorphology
DS200412-1607
2004
Quirt, D.H.Cr diopside (clinopyroxene) as a kimberlite indicator mineral for diamond exploration in glaciated terrains.Geological Association of Canada Abstract Volume, May 12-14, SS14-05 p. 264.abstractCanada, SaskatchewanGeomorphology
DS200412-1644
2003
Reddy, K.S., Raju, A.N.The physical and textural characteristics of termite mounds from Podili and Talupula areas, Andhra Pradesh.Journal of the Geological Society of India, Vol. 61, 6, June, pp. 693-98.IndiaGeomorphology - not specific to diamonds
DS200412-1707
2004
Russell, H.A.J., McClenaghan, M.B., Boucher, D., Sobie, P.Kimberlite indicator minerals distribution in eskers, Lake Timiskaming kimberlite field, Ontario and Quebec: preliminary resultsGeological Association of Canada Abstract Volume, May 12-14, SS14-03 p. 262.abstractCanada, Ontario, Lake TemiskamingGeochemistry, geomorphology
DS200412-1781
2004
Seidel, K., Martinec, J.Remote sensing in snow hydrology.Springer, 200p. approx. $ 120. ISBN 3-540-40880-0GlobalGeomorphology, glaciations, climate
DS200412-1856
2003
Smith, A.G., Pickering, K.T.Oceanic gateways as a critical factor to initiate icehouse Earth.Journal of the Geological Society, Vol. 160, 3, pp. 337-340.OceanGeomorphology
DS200412-1931
2003
Stokes, C.R., Clark, C.D.Laurentide ice streaming on the Canadian Shield: a conflict with the soft bedded ice stream paradigm?Geology, Vol. 31, 4, pp. 347-50.Canada, Ontario, Manitoba, QuebecGeomorphology, thermomechnical
DS200412-1960
2003
Tajika, E.Faint young Sun and the carbon cycle: implications for the Proterozoic global glaciations.Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Vol. 214, 3-4, pp. 443-53.GlobalGeomorphology - carbon - cycle
DS200412-1976
2002
Teeuw, R.M.Regolith and diamond deposits around Tortiya, Ivory Coast, West Africa.Catena, Vol. 49, 1-2, pp. 111-127.Africa, Ivory CoastGeomorphology
DS200412-2102
2003
Westaway, R., Bridgland, D., Mishra, S.Rheological differences between Archean and younger crust can determine rates of Quaternary vertical motions revealed by fluvialTerra Nova, Vol. 15, pp. 287-298.Africa, South Africa, AustraliaTectonics, geomorphology
DS200412-2144
2003
Wormald, R.J., Eckhardt, F.D., Vearncombe, J., Vearncombe, S.Spatial distribution analysis of pans in Botswana: the importance of structural control.South African Journal of Geology, Vol. 106, 4, 287-290.Africa, BotswanaStructure, geomorphology
DS200512-0081
2005
Bethune, S., Amakali, M., Roberts, K.Review of Namibian legislation and policies pertinent to environmental flows.Physics and Chemistry of the Earth Parts A,B,C, in pressAfrica, NamibiaLegal, geomorphology, water requirements, ecosystems
DS200512-0127
2004
Burton, J.P., Fralick, P.Depositional placer accumulations in coarse grained alluvial braided river systems.Economic Geology, Vol. 98, August no. 5, pp. 995-1001.Canada, Alberta, OntarioGeomorphology, placers, indicator minerals
DS200512-0243
2004
Donnadieu, Y., Ramstein, G., Godderis, Y., Fluteau, F.Global tectonic setting and climate of the Late Neoproterozoic: a climate geochemical coupled study.American Geophysical Union, Geophysical Monograph, No. 146, pp. 79-90.Geomorphology - tectonics
DS200512-0275
2004
Eyles, N., Januszczak, N.Interpreting the Neoproterozoic glacial record: the importance of tectonics.American Geophysical Union, Geophysical Monograph, No. 146, pp. 125-144.Geomorphology - tectonics
DS200512-0598
2004
Larson, P., Doyle, B., Kivi, K.Utilization of drift exploration techniques to constrain kimberlite indicator dispersal, train sources, Credit Lake property, Nunavut.32nd Yellowknife Geoscience Forum, Nov. 16-18, p.44. (talk)Canada, NunavutGeomorphology - till
DS200512-0689
2005
Martinec, Z., Wolf, D.Inverting the Fennoscandian relaxation time spectrum in terms of an axisymmetric viscosity distribution with a lithospheric root.Journal of Geodynamics, Vol. 39,2, March pp. 143-163.Europe, Fennoscandia, Norway, FinlandGlacial isostatic, geomorphology, mantle viscosity
DS200512-0702
2005
McClenaghan, M.B., Veilette, J.J.Surficial geology: ice flow indicators for the New Liskeard Temagami area, Ontario.Geological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 3385, 1 cd $ 25.Canada, OntarioGeomorphology
DS200512-0863
2005
Pollard, D., Keating, J.F.Snowball Earth: a thin ice solution with flowing sea glaciers.Journal of Geophysical Research, Bol. 110, C7, C7010Geomorphology
DS200512-0894
2005
Raymond, M.J., Gudmundsson, G.H.On the relationship between surface and basal properties on glaciers, ice sheets, and ice streams.Journal of Geophysical Research, Vol. 110, B8, pp. B08411 10.1029/2005 JB003681TechnologyGeomorphology
DS200512-0928
2005
Sakaran, A.V.Galactic encounters and ice ages in the Earth's history.Current Science, Vol.89, 3, August 10, pp. 439-440.Glaciology, geomorphology, snowball Earth
DS200512-0955
2005
Scientific AmericanSnowball Earth theory comes under fire.Scientific American, Sept. 30, 1/2p.Geomorphology
DS200512-0990
2005
Simandl, G.J., Ferbey, T., Levson, V.M., Demchuk, T.E., Mallory, S., Smith, L.R., Kjarsgaard, I.Kimberlite indicator minerals in the Fort Nelson area, northeastern British Columbia.British Columbia Geological Survey, Summary of Fieldwork, Paper 2005-1, pp. 325-343.Canada, British ColumbiaGeochemistry, geomorphology, glacial, KIMS
DS200512-1041
2005
Stankiewicz, J., De Wit, M.J.River networks of southern Africa: scaling laws governing their geometry and deviations from scaling.Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems: G3, In pressAfrica, South Africa, BotswanaGeomorphology, drainage
DS200512-1137
2004
Ventura Santos, R., Souza de Alvarenga, C.J., Babinski, M., Ramos, M.L.S., Cukrov, N., Fonsec, M.A., Da NorbregaCarbon isotopes of Mesoproterozoic Neoproterozoic sequences from southern Sao Francisco craton and Aracuai Belt, Brazil: paleogeorgraphic implications.Journal of South American Earth Sciences, Vol. 18, 1, Dec. 30, pp. 27-39.South America, BrazilGeomorphology, glaciation, geochronology,carbonatites
DS200512-1178
2004
Williams, G.Late Paleoproterozoic glaciation in the Kimberley region, WA.The Australian Geologist, no. 133, pp. 15-16.AustraliaGeomorphology
DS200512-1199
2005
Wu, P.Effects of lateral variations in lithospheric thickness and mantle viscosity on glacially induced surface motion in Laurentia.Earth and Planetary Science Letters, VOl. 235, 3-4, pp. 549-563.Mantle, LaurentiaGeomorphology
DS200512-1222
2004
Young, G.M.Earth's earliest extensive glaciations: tectonic setting and stratigraphic context of Paleoproterozoic glaciogenic deposits.American Geophysical Union, Geophysical Monograph, No. 146, pp. 161-182.Geomorphology - tectonics
DS200512-1250
2005
Zhang, Y.Global tectonic and climatic control of mean elevation of continents, and Phanerozoic Sea Level change.Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Vol. 237, 3-4, pp. 524-531.MantleGeomorphology, climates
DS200612-0251
2006
Christofferesen, P., Hambrey, M.J.Is the Greenland ice sheet in a state of collapse.Geology Today, Vol. 22, 3, pp. 98-103.Europe, GreenlandGeomorphology
DS200612-0254
2006
Church, M.Bed material transport and the morphology of alluvial river channels.Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Vol. 34, pp. 325-354.TechnologyGeomorphology, origins - not specific to diamonds
DS200612-0353
2006
Dredge, L.A., Robertson, L.Ice flow and recessional ice margin indicators, central Baffin Island, Nunavut.Geological Survey of Canada, No. 5341, 1 CD $ 9.10Canada, NunavutGeomorphology
DS200612-0357
2006
Dutch, S.I.The Earth has a future. Geologic Time, process rates.Geosphere, Vol. 2, 3, pp. 113-124.TechnologyGeomorphology, tectonics, environment
DS200612-0359
2004
Dyke, A.An outline of North American deglaciation with emphasis on central and northern Canada.Ehlers, J., Gibbard, P.L. Quaternary Glaciations - extent and chronology, Elsevier, Vol. 2b Part II, pp. 373-424.Canada, British Columbia, Yukon, AlbertaGeomorphology
DS200612-0441
2006
Geological Society of India JournalGlaciers and diamonds.Journal of the Geological Society of India, Vol. 68, 1, p. 150. ( 1 p.)IndiaGeomorphology
DS200612-0629
2005
Jackson, M.P.A., Hudec, M.R., Hegarty, K.A.The great West African Tertiary coastal uplift: fact or fiction? A perspective from the Angola Rift.Tectonics, Vol. 24, 6, TC6013. 10.1029/2005 TC1836Africa, West Africa, AngolaGeomorphology
DS200612-0632
2006
Jacob, J., Ward, J.D., Bluck, B.J., Scholz, R.A., Frimmel, H.E.Some observations on Diamondiferous bedrock gully trapsites on Late Cainozoic, marine cut platforms of the Sperrgebiet, Namibia.Ore Geology Reviews, Vol. 28, 4, pp. 493-506.Africa, NamibiaGeomorphology, alluvials, placers
DS200612-0671
2006
Kavanaugh, J.L., Clarke, G.K.C.Discrimination of the flow law for subglacial sediment using in situ measurements and an interpretation model.Journal of Geophysical Research, Vol. 111, 10.1029/2005/jf000346Canada, YukonGeomorphology - not specific to diamonds
DS200612-0975
2006
Nichols, K.K., Bierman, P.R., Fonini, W.R., Gillespie, A., Caffee, M., Finkel, R.Dates and rates of arid region geomorphic process.GSA Today, August pp. 4- 11.United States, California, ArizonaGeomorphology, desert landscapes
DS200612-1119
2004
Quirt, D.H.Cr diopside (clinopyroxene) as a kimberlite indicator mineral for diamond exploration in glaciated terrains.Saskatchewan Geological Survey, Summary of Investigations 2004, Misc. Rept., 2004-4-2 pp. A-10, 14p.Canada, SaskatchewanGeomorphology
DS200612-1139
2005
Raymond, M.J., Gudmundsson, G.H.On the relationship between surface and basal properties on glaciers, ice sheets and ice streams.Journal of Geophysical Research, Vol. 110, B8, BO8411.GlobalGeomorphology
DS200612-1339
2006
Spaggiari, R.I., Bluck, B.J., Ward, J.D.Characteristics of Diamondiferous Plio PLeistocene littoral deposits within the palaeo Orange River mouth, Namibia.Ore Geology Reviews, Vol. 28, 4, pp. 475-492.Africa, NamibiaGeomorphology, alluvials, placers, marine
DS200712-0138
2007
Camporeale, C., Perona, P., Porporato, A., Ridolfi, L.Hierarchy of models for meandering rivers and related morphodynamic processes.Reviews of Geophysics, Vol. 45, 1, RG1001TechnologyGeomorphology
DS200712-0243
2006
Diobinski, W.Ice and environment: a terminological discussion.Earth Science Reviews, in press availableTechnologyTerminology, geomorphology, permafrost
DS200712-0261
2007
Dobtresov, V.Y., Psakhe, S.G., Popov, V.L., Shilko, E.V., Granin, Timofeev,Astafurov, Dimaki, StarchevichIce cover of Lake Baikal as a model for studying tectonic processes in the Earth's crust.Doklady Earth Sciences, Vol. 413, 2, pp. 155-159.RussiaGeomorphology
DS200712-0301
2007
Fairchild, I.J., Kennedy, M.J.Neoproterozoic glaciation in the Earth system.Journal of Geological Society of London, Vol. 164, 5, pp. 895-922.Geomorphology
DS200712-0386
2006
Grohmann, C.H., Riccomini, C., Machado Alves, F.SRTM based morphotectonic analysis of the Pocos de Caldas alkaline Massif, southeastern Brazil.Computers & Geosciences, Vol. January pp. 10-19.South America, BrazilGeomorphology - alkaline
DS200712-0704
2006
McClenaghan, M.B., Kjarsgaard, I.M., Kjarsgaard, B.A., Russell, H.A.J.Indicator mineralogy of kimberlite boulders and sand samples from the Lac Baby and Sharp Lake eskers, Lake Timiskaming field, western Quebec and northeast OntarioGeological Survey of Canada Open File, No. 5050, 21p.Canada, Quebec, OntarioGeochemistry, geomorphology
DS200712-0807
2007
Parsons, S.R.G.Quaternary geology of the Ville-Marie area, Quebec and the location of potential diamond bearing kimberlite targets.Geological Association of Canada, Gac-Mac Yellowknife 2007, May 23-25, Volume 32, 1 pg. abstract p.62.Canada, QuebecGeomorphology
DS200712-1120
2007
Viles, H.A., Goudie, A.S.Rapid salt weathering in the coastal Namib desert: implications for Lands cape development.Geomorphology, Vol. 85, 1-2, March 15, pp. 49-62.Africa, NamibiaGeomorphology - not specific to diamonds
DS200712-1128
2007
Walker, M.J., Lowe, J.J.Quaternary science 2007: a 50 year retrospective.Journal of the Geological Society, Vol. 164, 6, pp. 1073-1092.TechnologyGeomorphology
DS200812-0231
2007
Compton, J.S., Maake, L.Source of the suspended load of the upper Orange River, South Africa.South African Journal of Geology, Vol. 110, 2-3, Sept. pp. 339-348.Africa, South AfricaGeomorphology
DS200812-0239
2008
Constantine, J.A., Dunne, T.Meander cutoff and the controls on the production of oxbow lakes. ( not specific to diamonds)Geology, Vol. 36, 1, pp. 23-26.GlobalGeomorphology
DS200812-0333
2008
Eyles, N.Glacio-epochs and the supercontinent cycle after 3.0 Ga: tectonic boundary conditions for glaciation.Paleogeography Paleoclimatology Paleoecology, Vol. 258, 1-2, pp. 89-129.MantleGeomorphology
DS200812-0600
2007
Kounov, A., Niedermann, S., De Wit, M.J., Andreoli, M., Erzinger, J.Present denudation rates at selected sections of the South African escarpment and the elevated continental interior based on cosmogenic 3He and 21Ne.South African Journal of Geology, Vol. 110, 2-3, Sept. pp. 235-248.Africa, South AfricaGeomorphology
DS200812-0770
2008
Moucha, R., Forte, A.M., Mitrovica, J.X., Rowley, D.B., Quere, S., Simmons, Grand, S.P.Dynamic topography and long term sea level variations: there is no such thing as a stable continental platform.Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Vol. 271, 1-4, pp. 101-108.MantleGeomorphology
DS200812-1205
2008
Van Loon, A.J.Could snowball Earth have left thick glaciomarine deposits?Gondwana Research, Vol. 14, 1-2, August pp. 73-81.MantleGeomorphology
DS200912-0515
2009
Moore, A.E., Cotteril, F.P.D., Broderick, T., Plowes, D.Lands cape evolution in Zimbabwe for the Permian from present with implications for kimberlite prospecting.South Africa Journal of Geology, Vol. 112, 1, pp. 65-88.Africa, ZimbabweGeomorphology
DS201012-0266
2009
Hanson, E.K., Moore, J.M., Bordy, E.M., Marsh, J.S., Howarth, G., Robey, J.V.A.Cretaceous erosion in central South Africa: evidence from upper crustal xenoliths in kimberlite diatremes.South African Journal of Geology, Vol. 112, 2, pp. 125-140.Africa, South AfricaGeomorphology
DS201012-0349
2010
Kempf, J.Morphotectonics and denudation in the landform history of the Namibian Great Escarpment landscapes.Zeitschrift fur Geomorphologie, Vol. 54, 3, Sept. pp. 347-375.Africa, NamibiaGeomorphology
DS201012-0487
2009
McMartin, I., Paulen, R.C.Ice flow indicators and the importance of ice-flow mapping for drift prospecting.Geological Association of Canada Short Course, No. 18, pp. 15-34.Canada, Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS201012-0692
2010
Shaw, J., Sharpe, D., Harris, J.A flowline map of glaciated Canada based on remote sensing data.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 47, 1, pp. 89-101.CanadaGeomorphology
DS201012-0752
2009
Stanley, C.R.Geochemical, mineralogical and lithological disposal methods in glacial till: physical process constraints and application in mineral exploration.Geological Association of Canada Short Course, No. 18, pp. 35-48.Canada, Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology
DS201012-0754
2009
Stea, R.R., Johnson, M., Hanchar, D.The geometry of kimberlite indicator mineral dispersal fans in Nunavut, Canada.Geological Association of Canada Short Course, No. 18, pp. 1-14.Canada, NunavutGeomorphology, geochemistry
DS201012-0874
2010
Yevzerov, V.Ya., Nikolaeva, S.B.Reconstruction of the surface of the Late Vaidal ice sheet in the area of Khibini and Lovozerskii mountain ranges on the Kola Peninsula.Doklady Earth Sciences, Vol. 430, 1, pp. 101-103.Russia, Kola PeninsulaGeomorphology
DS201112-0100
2011
Boulila, S., Galbrun, B., Miller, K.G., Pekar, S.F., Browning, J.V., Laskar, J., Wright, J.D.On the origin of Cenozoic and Mesozoic 'third order' eustatic sequences.Earth Science Reviews, Vol. 109, 3-4, pp. 94-112.GlobalGeomorphology - sea levels
DS201112-0226
2010
Cummings, D.I., Russell, H.A.J., Sharpe, D.R., Kjarsgaard, B.A.Eskers as mineral exploration tools: an annotated bibliography.Geological Survey of Canada, Open File, no. 6560, 102p.Global, CanadaGeomorphology
DS201112-0363
2011
Geyer, A., Bindeman, I.Glacial influence on caldera forming eruptions.Journal of Geothermal Volcanology and Research, Vol. 202, 1-2, pp. 127-142.MantleGeomorphology
DS201112-0561
2011
Kurbatov, A.V., Mayewski, P.A., Steffensen, J.P., West, A., Kennett, Bunch, Handley, Introne, Shane, Mercer etcDiscovery of a nanodiamond rich layer in the Greenland ice sheet.Journal of Glaciology, Vol. 56, no. 199, pp. 747-757.Europe, GreenlandGeomorphology
DS201201-0838
2011
Corkeron, M.Neoproterozoic glacial deposits of the Kimberley region and northwestern Northern Territory, Australia.The Geological Record of Neoproterozoic glaciations, Memoirs 2011; Vol. 36, pp. 659-672.AustraliaGeomorphology
DS201201-0847
2011
Hoffman, P.A history of Neoproterozoic glacial geology, 1871-1997.The Geological Record of Neoproterozoic glaciations, Memoirs 2011; Vol. 36, pp. 17-37.GlobalGeomorphology - glaciation
DS201201-0848
2011
Hoffman, P., Macdonald, F.A., Halverson, G.P.Chemical sediments association with Neoproterozoic glaciation: iron formation cap carbonate, barite and phosphorite.The Geological Record of Neoproterozoic glaciations, Memoirs 2011; Vol. 36, pp. 67-80GlobalGeomorphology - geochemistry
DS201201-0849
2011
Hoffman, P.F., Halverson, G.P.Neoproterozoic glacial record in the Mackenzie Mountains, northern Canadian Cordillera.The Geological Record of Neoproterozoic glaciations, Memoirs 2011; Vol. 36, pp. 397-412.CanadaGeomorphology
DS201212-0038
2012
Ashworth, P.J., Lewin, J.How do big rivers come to be different.Earth Science Reviews, Vol. 114, 1-2, pp. 84-107.GlobalGeomorphology
DS201212-0227
2012
Gao, C., McAndrews, J.H., Wang, X., Menzies, J., Turton, C.L., Wood, B.D., Pei, J., Kodors, C.Glaciation of North America in the James Bay Lowland, Canada, 3-5 Ma.Geology, Vol. 40, 11, pp. 975-978.Canada, Ontario, James Bay LowlandsGeomorphology
DS201212-0273
2012
Gurnell, A.M., Sertolki, W., Cornenblit, D.Changing river channels: the role of hydrological processes, plants and pioneer fluvial landforms in humid temperate, mixed load, gravel bed rivers.Earth Science Reviews, Vol. 111, 1-2, pp. 129-141.TechnologyGeomorpholgy - not specific to diamonds
DS201212-0316
2012
Hugenholtiz, C.H., Levin, N., Barchyn, T.E., Baddock, M.C.Remote sensing and spatial analysis of aeolian sand dunes: a review and outlook.Earth Science Reviews, Vol. 111, 3-4, pp. 319-334.AfricaGeomorphology
DS201212-0524
2012
North, C.P., Davidson, S.K.Unconfined alluvial flow processes: recognition and interpretation of their deposits, and the significance for paleogeographic reconstruction.Earth Science Reviews, Vol. 111, 1-2, pp. 199-223.TechnologyGeomorpholgy - not specific to diamonds
DS201212-0587
2012
Roberts, G.G., White, N.J., Martin-Brandis, G.L., Crosby, A.G.An uplift history of the Colorado Plateau and its surroundings from the inverse modeling of longitudinal river profiles.Tectonics, Vol. 31, TC4022 26p.United States, CanadaGeomorphology
DS201212-0611
2012
Rutter, N., Coronato, A.,Helmens, K., Rabassa, J., Zarate, M.Glaciations in North and South America from the Miocene to the last glacial maximum.Springer, Book adUnited States, Canada, South AmericaGeomorphology
DS201212-0745
2012
Van Dijk, M., Kleinhans, M.G., Postma, G., Kraal, E.Contrasting morphodynamics in alluvial fans and fan deltas: effect of the Down stream boundary.Sedimentology, in press availableGlobalGeomorphology
DS201212-0746
2012
Van Dijk, M., Kleinhans, M.G., Postma, G., Kraal, E.Contrasting morphodynamics in alluvial fans and fan deltas: effect of the Down stream boundary.Sedimentology, Vol. 59, 7, Dec. pp. 2125-2145.TechnologyGeomorphology - fans
DS201312-0164
2013
Church, M.Refocusing geomorphology: field work in four acts. ( past history time extensive factor for field work - not any more!!!)Geomorphology, Vol. 200, pp. 184-192.GlobalGeomorphology
DS201312-0229
2013
Dube-Loubert, H., Roy, M., Allard, G., Lamothe, M., Veilette, J.J.Glacial and nonglacial events in the eastern James Bay lowlands, Canada.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 50, 4, pp. 379-396.Canada, Ontario, QuebecGeomorphology
DS201312-0442
2013
Johnson, C.L., Ross, M., Grunsky, E., Hodder, T.J.Fingerprinting glacial processes for diamond exploration on Baffin Island.Geoscience Forum 40 NWT, Poster abstract only p. 62Canada, Nunavut, Baffin IslandGeomorphology
DS201312-0688
2013
Paulen, R.C.A revised look at Canada's landscape: glacial process and dynamics.GSC Open file 7374 Ftp2.cits.rncan.gc.ca, pp. 5-12.CanadaGeomorphology
DS201412-0068
2014
Braun, J., Guillocheau, F., Robin, C., Baby, Guillaume, JelsmaRapid erosion of the southern African plateau as it climbs over a mantle superswell.Journal of Geophysical Research,, Vol. 119, 7, pp. 6093-6112.Africa, southern AfricaGeomorphology
DS201412-0304
2014
Gonzaga, G.M., Gonzaga, R.G.Important differences between glacial and fluvial systems in relation to diamond geology.6 Simposio Brasileiro de Geologia do Diamante, Aug. 3-7, 2p. AbstractSouth America, BrazilGeomorphology
DS201412-0568
2015
McGee, B., Collins, A.S., Trindade, R.I.F., Jourdan, F.Investigating mid-Edicaran glaciation and final Gondwana amalgamation using coupled sedimentology and 40 Ar/39Ar detrital muscovite provenance from the Paraguay Belt, Brazil.Sedimentology, Vol. 62, 1, pp. 130-154.South America, BrazilGeomorphology
DS201505-0233
2015
Furlani, S., Ninfo, A.Is the present the key to the future?Earth Science Reviews, Vol. 142, pp. 38-46.GlobalGeomorphology
DS201512-1915
2015
Ebert, K., Brodaric, B.GIS analyses of ice-sheet erosional impacts on the exposed shield of Baffin Island, eastern Canadian Arctic.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 52, 11, pp. 966-979.Canada, Nunavut, Baffin IslandGeomorphology

Abstract: The erosional impacts of former ice sheets on the low-relief bedrock surfaces of Northern Hemisphere shields are not well understood. This paper assesses the variable impacts of glacial erosion on a portion of Baffin Island, eastern Canadian Arctic, between 68° and 72°N and 66° and 80°W. This tilted shield block was covered repeatedly by the Laurentide Ice Sheet during the late Cenozoic. The impact of ice-sheet erosion is examined with GIS analyses using two geomorphic parameters: lake density and terrain ruggedness. The resulting patterns generally conform to published data from other remote sensing studies, geological observations, cosmogenic exposure ages, and the distribution of the chemical index of alteration for tills. Lake density and terrain ruggedness are thereby demonstrated to be useful quantitative indicators of variable ice-sheet erosional impacts across Baffin Island. Ice-sheet erosion was most effective in the lower western parts of the lowlands, in a west-east-oriented band at around 350-400 m a.s.l., and in fjord-onset zones in the uplifted eastern region. Above the 350-400 m a.s.l. band and between the fjord-onset zones, ice-sheet erosion was not sufficient to create extensive ice-roughened or streamlined bedrock surfaces. The exception — where lake density and terrain ruggedness indicate that ice-sheet erosion had a scouring effect all across the study area — was in an area from Foxe Basin to Home Bay with elevations <400 m a.s.l. These morphological contrasts link to former ice-sheet basal thermal regimes during the Pleistocene. The zone of low glacial erosion surrounding the cold-based Barnes Ice Cap probably represents the ice cap’s greater extent during successive Pleistocene cold stages. Inter-fjord plateaus with few ice-sheet bedforms remained cold-based throughout multiple Pleistocene glaciations. In contrast, zones of high lake density and high terrain ruggedness are a result of the repeated development of fast-flowing, erosive ice in warm-based zones beneath the Laurentide Ice Sheet. These zones are linked to greater ice thickness over western lowland Baffin Island. However, adjacent lowland surfaces with similar elevations of non-eroded, weakly eroded, and ice-scoured shield bedrock indicate that—even in areas of high lake density and terrain ruggedness—the total depth of ice sheet erosion did not exceed 50 m.
DS201512-1923
2015
Haiblen, A.M., Ward, B.C., Normandeau, P.X., Prowse, N.D.Glacial history and landform genesis in the Lac de Gras area and implications for kimberlite drift prospecting.43rd Annual Yellowknife Geoscience Forum Abstracts, abstract p. 43.Canada, Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology

Abstract: During the last glaciation, bedrock was eroded, transported and deposited by the Laurentide Ice Sheet across much of Canada. The complex ice and meltwater processes that resulted in sediment deposition are not completely understood. In the central Slave Craton, Northwest Territories, glacial sediments overly many diamond-bearing kimberlites. Diamond deposits in the Lac de Gras area were discovered in the early 1990s by drift prospecting. To better interpret drift prospecting datasets a more thorough understanding of the detailed glacial history of the area is required. We spent six weeks in the Lac de Gras area in summer 2015. Field mapping was complimented by a number of other techniques to elucidate the glacial history of the area. Enigmatic landforms were examined in detail and pits were dug to examine their sedimentology. Samples of matrix material were collected to compare grain size distribution between different sediment types. Pebble counts were done to consider sediment provenance. We also collected ground-penetrating radar profiles to look for stratified sediments within enigmatic mounds. High-resolution orthophotos and a one metre LiDAR digital elevation model of the area, obtained by Dominion Diamond Ekati Corporation, have also been used to investigate landform genesis and the glacial history of the area. In the Lac de Gras area many meltwater corridors can be identified in the high-resolution imagery. These corridors are typically 300-1500 m wide and form dendritic networks. Between the corridors, sandy till of varying thickness overlies bedrock. Within corridors, glaciofluvial landforms and scoured bedrock are common. Also associated with corridors are many mounds of enigmatic origin. These mounds commonly occur in groups and are typically 20-100 m wide and rise 5-15 m above the surrounding area. They are usually composed of an unstratified to poorly-stratified sandy diamicton containing no clay and minor silt. Matrix grain size distribution and pebble lithology results from some mounds are similar to those of nearby regional till. However, patches of well-stratified sediments, exhibiting laminated silts as well as climbing ripples in sand, do exist on parts of some mounds. GPR data suggests that these patches are discontinuous, and that the majority of mounds are composed largely of sandy diamicton. Variation in the sedimentology of the mounds does not appear to be related to variations in mound morphology. It is likely that the majority of the glaciofluvial sediments in the Lac de Gras area were deposited during the final stages of ice retreat across the area when meltwater volumes were high. We suggest that the corridors were formed by subglacial meltwater flow. This is because glaciofluvial deposition almost exclusively occurs within corridors, very little till is found within corridors and the corridors have an undulating elevation profile in the direction of ice flow. Water must have played a role in the deposition of the well-stratified patches of sediment found on some mounds, however, the mounds may not be solely the product of subglacial meltwater flow. A thorough understanding of sediment transport and depositional processes is critical if kimberlite indicator mineral data is to be accurately interpreted.
DS201512-1946
2015
McKillop, R.J., Turner, D.G., Sacco, D.A.Quaternary geology interpretation for the Slave surficial materials and permafrost study.43rd Annual Yellowknife Geoscience Forum Abstracts, abstract p. 65.Canada, Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology

Abstract: The Northwest Territories Geological Survey recently funded a strategic overburden drilling program in the Lac de Gras (NTS 076D) and Alymer Lake (NTS 076C) map areas of the Slave Province, Northwest Territories. This program was designed to help stimulate mineral exploration, and to collect permafrost and geotechnical data required for future infrastructure development. To provide guidance for the drill program and a basis for interpreting the results, we compiled, analyzed and interpreted an unprecedented collection of privately-collected and public data. The data set included extensive LiDAR-derived hillshade models; regional surficial and bedrock geology mapping; and mineralogical, geochemical, grain size and sample description data from surface sediment (till) samples. Our systematic mapping of the LiDAR coverage area resulted in the identification of 649 linear features, including eskers, meltwater channels, moraines, paleo-shorelines and streamlined bedforms, which strengthened understanding of local ice flow histories and patterns of deglaciation. Based on a comprehensive review and re-evaluation of the data, we identified six important trends: (1) samples collected from till blankets have lower indicator mineral counts than those collected from till veneers and thick, hummocky till deposits; (2) indicator mineral counts from glaciofluvial sediments were lower and show more subtle anomalies than those from till; (3) the =0.5 mm size-fraction in the mineralogy data set has ~25-40% higher indicator mineral counts than the >0.5 mm size-fraction; (4) when comparing the analytical results of different size fractions, Cr and La concentrations are higher in the clay-sized fraction, while Ba concentrations are higher in the silt- and clay-sized fraction; (5) anomalous Au concentrations in the northern portion of the study area likely represent a lithological change and subsequent glacial dispersion, rather than significant mineralization; and (6) local variations in pyrope and Cr-diopside counts in the study area may affect interpretations of kimberlite indicator mineral dispersal plumes. We also delineated 60 areas of interest that present unique research opportunities, or represent important data gaps that compromise the understanding of glacial history, mineral dispersal and permafrost conditions within the region.
DS201512-1981
2015
Van Wychen, W., Copland, L., Burgess, D.O., Gray, L., Schaffer, N., Fisher, T.Glacier velocities and dynamic discharge from the ice masses of Baffin Island and Bylot Island, Nunavut, Canada.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol. 52, 11, pp. 980-989.Canada, Nunavut, Baffin IslandGeomorphology

Abstract: Speckle tracking of ALOS PALSAR fine beam data from 2007-2011 are used to determine the surface motion of major ice masses on Baffin Island and Bylot Island in the southern Canadian Arctic Archipelago. Glacier velocities are low overall, with peaks of ?100 m a?1 and means of ?20-60 m a?1 common along the main trunk of many outlet glaciers. Peak velocities on Penny and Bylot Island ice caps tend to occur near the mid-sections of their primary outlet glaciers, while the fastest velocities on all other glaciers usually occur near their termini due to relatively large accumulation areas draining through narrow outlets. Estimates of ice thickness at the fronts of tidewater-terminating glaciers are combined with the velocity measurements to determine a regional dynamic discharge rate of between ?17 Mt a?1 and ?108 Mt a?1, with a mid-point estimate of ?55 Mt a?1, revising downward previous approximations. These velocities can be used as inputs for glacier flow models, and provide a baseline dataset against which future changes in ice dynamics can be detected.
DS201512-1996
2015
Yang, X., Williams, M.Landforms and processes in arid and semi-arid environments.Catena, Vol. 134, pp. 4-13.Africa, South Africa, AustraliaGeomorphology
DS201603-0363
2016
Alexeev, S.V., Alexeeva, L.P., Kononov, A.M.Trace elements and rare earth elements in ground ice in kimberlites and sedimentary rocks of western Yakutia.Cold Regions Science and Technology, Vol. 123, pp. 140-148.RussiaGeomorphology

Abstract: The paper presents unique results of studying the composition of the ground ice (major components, trace elements, and rare earth elements — REEs) encountered at a depth of 200-250 m in sedimentary and magmatic rocks in the Western Yakutia diamond-bearing regions. In addition to those established earlier, three new geochemical types of ground ice have been defined: (i) sulfate-hydrocarbonate, (ii) chloride-hydrocarbonate, and (iii) sulfate-chloride types with mixed cation composition. The ground ice geochemical features are caused by evolutionary processes of interaction in the water-rock system during permafrost formation. The enclosed rocks were the source for the addition of sulfate and chlorine ions, as well as trace elements, to the ground waters of the active water exchange zone that had existed before freezing. The distribution pattern of REEs in ground ice has a special form distinct from that of sedimentary rocks, kimberlites, and ocean waters, but similar to the REE pattern in local river waters. This REE pattern features the positive europium (Eu) anomaly and approximate equality of light and heavy REEs. The obtained results essentially expand the insight into ice-formation processes in sedimentary and magmatic rocks.
DS201605-0833
2016
Elliott. B.Slave province surficial materials and permafrost study.DCO Edmonton Diamond Workshop, June 8-10Canada, Northwest TerritoriesGeomorphology

Abstract: The Slave Province is a geological formation that lies between Great Slave Lake and Coronation Gulf. The area contains some of the oldest known igneous and metamorphic rocks on Earth, and has a long history of mining. This project examines the surface sediment deposited during a number of past glaciations, as well as permafrost. Minerals of economic interest are found within the surface sediment and can be used to locate economic mineral deposits in the underlying bedrock. This project will improve our understanding of glacial sediments, stimulate exploration of diamond and metals in the Slave Province, and will determine permafrost conditions to inform future infrastructure development.
DS201612-2273
2016
Alexeev, S.V., Alexeeva, L.P., Kononov, A.M.Trace elements and rare earth elements in ground ice in kimberlites and sedimentary rocks of western Yakutia.Cold Regions Science and Technology, Vol. 123, pp. 140-148.Russia, YakutiaGeomorphology

Abstract: The paper presents unique results of studying the composition of the ground ice (major components, trace elements, and rare earth elements - REEs) encountered at a depth of 200-250 m in sedimentary and magmatic rocks in the Western Yakutia diamond-bearing regions. In addition to those established earlier, three new geochemical types of ground ice have been defined: (i) sulfate-hydrocarbonate, (ii) chloride-hydrocarbonate, and (iii) sulfate-chloride types with mixed cation composition. The ground ice geochemical features are caused by evolutionary processes of interaction in the water-rock system during permafrost formation. The enclosed rocks were the source for the addition of sulfate and chlorine ions, as well as trace elements, to the ground waters of the active water exchange zone that had existed before freezing. The distribution pattern of REEs in ground ice has a special form distinct from that of sedimentary rocks, kimberlites, and ocean waters, but similar to the REE pattern in local river waters. This REE pattern features the positive europium (Eu) anomaly and approximate equality of light and heavy REEs. The obtained results essentially expand the insight into ice-formation processes in sedimentary and magmatic rocks.
DS201710-2227
2017
Ganey, G.Q., Loso, M.G., Burgess, A.B., Dial, R.J.The role of microbes in snowmelt and radiative forcing on an an Alaskan icefield. Red algaeNature Geoscience, Sept. 18, onlineUnited States, Alaskageomorphology

Abstract: A lack of liquid water limits life on glaciers worldwide but specialized microbes still colonize these environments. These microbes reduce surface albedo, which, in turn, could lead to warming and enhanced glacier melt. Here we present results from a replicated, controlled field experiment to quantify the impact of microbes on snowmelt in red-snow communities. Addition of nitrogen-phosphorous-potassium fertilizer increased alga cell counts nearly fourfold, to levels similar to nitrogen-phosphorus-enriched lakes; water alone increased counts by half. The manipulated alga abundance explained a third of the observed variability in snowmelt. Using a normalized-difference spectral index we estimated alga abundance from satellite imagery and calculated microbial contribution to snowmelt on an icefield of 1,900?km2. The red-snow area extended over about 700?km2, and in this area we determined that microbial communities were responsible for 17% of the total snowmelt there. Our results support hypotheses that snow-dwelling microbes increase glacier melt directly in a bio-geophysical feedback by lowering albedo and indirectly by exposing low-albedo glacier ice. Radiative forcing due to perennial populations of microbes may match that of non-living particulates at high latitudes. Their contribution to climate warming is likely to grow with increased melt and nutrient input.
DS201710-2264
2017
Sharpe, D.R., Kjarsgaard, B.A., Knight, R.D., Russell, H.A.J., Kerr, D.E.Glacial dispersal and flow history, East Arm area of Great Slave Lake, NWT, Canada.Quaternary Science Reviews, Vol. 165, pp. 49-72.Canada, Northwest Territoriesgeomorphology

Abstract: Little work has been completed on paleo-ice-sheet flow indicators of the Laurentide Ice Sheet, west of the Keewatin Ice Divide. Field mapping, sampling and analysis of glaciogenic sediment (?500 sample sites) in a ?33,000 km2 region near the East Arm of Great Slave Lake in northwestern Canada, provided a rare opportunity to improve understanding of sediment erosion and transport patterns. Glacially-eroded bedrock and sedimentary landforms record east to west flow with NW and SW divergence, mapped within a portion of the Great Slave Lake flow tract. Transported till reflects a similar divergent flow pattern based on dispersal geometries for multiple indicators (e.g., heavy minerals and lithic fragments), which are aligned with the dominant and latest ice flow direction. Glaciofluvial erosion (e.g., s-forms and till removal), transport, and deposition (mainly as esker sediment) are set within 0.3-3 km wide meltwater erosional corridors, spaced regularly at 10-15 km intervals. Transport paths and distances are comparable in till and esker sediment, however, distances appear to be greater (?5-25 km) in some esker constituents and indicator minerals are typically more concentrated in esker sediment than in till. Corridors form a divergent array identical to the pattern of ice-flow features. The congruence of ice and meltwater flow features is interpreted to be a response to a similar ice sheet gradient, and close timing of events (late dominant glacial ice flow and meltwater flow). The similarity in glacial and glaciofluvial flow patterns has important ramifications for event reconstruction and for exploration geologists utilizing mineral and geochemical tracing methods in this region, and possibly other parts of northern Canada. The correspondence between East Arm dispersal patterns, landforms and flow indicators supports interpretation of a simple and predictable single flow divergence model. This is in contrast to previous, multi-flow models, in which fan-shaped geometries are often reported to result from multiple transport events, compared to single-flow divergence. The observed widespread effects of glaciofluvial processes (e.g., erosional corridors) indicate a need to update existing terrain process models.
DS201711-2519
2017
Johnson, B.W., Goldblatt, C.A secular increase in continental crust nitrogen during the Precambrian. Glacial tillsGeochemical Perspectives Letters, Vol. 4, pp. 24-28.Mantlegeomorphology

Abstract: Recent work indicates the presence of substantial geologic nitrogen reservoirs in the mantle and continental crust. Importantly, this geologic nitrogen has exchanged between the atmosphere and the solid Earth over time. Changes in atmospheric nitrogen (i.e. atmospheric mass) have direct effects on climate and biological productivity. It is difficult to constrain, however, the evolution of the major nitrogen reservoirs through time. Here we show a secular increase in continental crust nitrogen through Earth history recorded in glacial tills (2.9 Ga to modern), which act as a proxy for average upper continental crust composition. Archean and earliest Palaeoproterozoic tills contain 66 ± 100 ppm nitrogen, whereas Neoproterozoic and Phanerozoic tills contain 290 ± 165 ppm nitrogen, whilst the isotopic composition has remained constant at ~4‰. Nitrogen has accumulated in the continental crust through time, likely sequestered from the atmosphere via biological fixation. Our findings support dynamic, non-steady state behaviour of nitrogen through time, and are consistent with net transfer of atmospheric N to geologic reservoirs over time.
DS201712-2698
2017
Kelley, S.E., Ross, M., Stirling, R.A., Normandeau, P.X., Elliott, B.The application of 3D indicator minerals datasets to regional scale modeling of glacial sediments in the Lac de Gras area.45th. Annual Yellowknife Geoscience Forum, p. 101 abstract posterCanada, Northwest Territoriesgeomorphology
DS201803-0452
2018
Glassley, W.E.Epiphanies of the edgelands. Book: A wilder time: notes from a geologist at the edge of the Greenland ice.Nature, Vol. 554, Feb 8, p. 166.Europe, Greenlandgeomorphology
DS201804-0706
2018
Kehew, A., Curry, B.B.Quaternary glaciation of the Great Lakes region: process, landforms, sediments and chronology.Geological Society of America, SPE 530, 244p. $ 60.00United Statesgeomorphology
DS201807-1500
2018
Joel, L.Ancient Earth froze over in a geologic instant. Snowball Earth and mentions NWT glaciationSciencemag.org, doi:10.1126/ science.aau4137Mantlegeomorphology
DS201808-1770
2018
Mourot, Y., Roddaz, M., Dera, G., Calves, G., Kim, J-H., Charboureau, A-C., Mounic, S., Raisson, S.Geochemical evidence for large scale drainage reorganization in northwest Africa during the Cretaceous.Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems, Vol. 19, 5, pp. 1690-1712.Africageomorphology

Abstract: West African drainage reorganization during Cretaceous opening of the Atlantic Ocean is deciphered here from geochemical provenance studies of Central Atlantic sediments. Changes in the geochemical signature of marine sediments are reflected in major and trace element concentrations and strontium?neodymium radiogenic isotopic compositions of Cretaceous sedimentary rocks from eight Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP) sites and one exploration well. Homogeneous major and trace element compositions over time indicate sources with average upper (continental) crust signatures. However, detailed information on the ages of these sources is revealed by neodymium isotopes (expressed as ?Nd). The ?Nd(0) values from the DSDP sites show a three?step decrease during the Late Cretaceous: (1) the Albian?Middle Cenomanian ?Nd(0) values are heterogeneous (-5.5 to ?14.9) reflecting the existence of at least three subdrainage basins with distinct sedimentary sources (Hercynian/Paleozoic, Precambrian, and mixed Precambrian/Paleozoic); (2) during the Late Cenomanian?Turonian interval, ?Nd(0) values become homogeneous in the deepwater basin (-10.3 to ?12.4), showing a negative shift of 2 epsilon units interpreted as an increasing contribution of Precambrian inputs; (3) this negative shift continues in the Campanian?Maastrichtian (?Nd(0)?=??15), indicating that Precambrian sources became dominant. These provenance changes are hypothesized to be related to the opening of the South and Equatorial Atlantic Ocean, coincident with tectonic uplift of the continental margin triggered by Africa?Europe convergence. Finally, the difference between ?Nd(0)values of Cretaceous sediments from the Senegal continental shelf and from the deepwater basins suggests that ocean currents prevented detrital material from the Mauritanides reaching deepwater areas.
DS201901-0079
2018
Smith, A.M., Guastella,L.A., Botes, Z.A.Submarine mass flow channels as an underlying control for headland-bound embayments southeastern African coastline.South African Journal of Geology, Vol. 121, pp. 227-236.Africa, South Africageomorphology

Abstract: Rocky reaches of the southeast African coastline are characterized mainly by log-spiral and headland-bound bays. Extensive fieldwork was carried out to investigate both documented and new exposures of Cretaceous beds on the southern KwaZulu-Natal and upper Eastern Cape (Transkei) coasts. Our results suggest that geological inheritance plays an important role in the contemporary rocky coast geomorphology. We offer evidence that post-Gondwana break-up mass flow channels play an important role in the present southeast African coastline morphology. Mass flow channels contain fills of incompetent Cretaceous rocks which are being preferentially eroded by prevailing marine and fluvial processes to form headland-bound embayment landforms. This study has identified an important geomorphic process for the development of the current southeast African coastline.
DS201902-0256
2018
Andrews, R.G.Earth is missing a huge part of its crust. Now we may know why. A fifth of the Earth's geologic history might have vanished because planet-wide glaciers buried the evidence.National Geographic, Dec. 31, United States, Arizonageomorphology

Abstract: The Grand Canyon is a gigantic geological library, with rocky layers that tell much of the story of Earth’s history. Curiously though, a sizeable layer representing anywhere from 250 million years to 1.2 billion years is missing. Known as the Great Unconformity, this massive temporal gap can be found not just in this famous crevasse, but in places all over the world. In one layer, you have the Cambrian period, which started roughly 540 million years ago and left behind sedimentary rocks packed with the fossils of complex, multicellular life. Directly below, you have fossil-free crystalline basement rock, which formed about a billion or more years ago. So where did all the rock that belongs in between these time periods go? Using multiple lines of evidence, an international team of geoscientists reckons that the thief was Snowball Earth, a hypothesized time when much, if not all, of the planet was covered in ice.
DS201902-0284
2019
Keller, C.B., Husson, J.M., Mitchell, R.N., Bottke, W.F., Gernon, T.M., Boehnke, P., Bell, E.A., Swanson-Hysell, N.L., Peters, S.E.Neoproterozoic glacial origin of the Great Unconformity.PNAS, pnas.org/cqi/doi/10.1073/ pnas.1804350116 10p.Mantlegeomorphology

Abstract: The Great Unconformity, a profound gap in Earth’s stratigraphic record often evident below the base of the Cambrian system, has remained among the most enigmatic field observations in Earth science for over a century. While long associated directly or indirectly with the occurrence of the earliest complex animal fossils, a conclusive explanation for the formation and global extent of the Great Unconformity has remained elusive. Here we show that the Great Unconformity is associated with a set of large global oxygen and hafnium isotope excursions in magmatic zircon that suggest a late Neoproterozoic crustal erosion and sediment subduction event of unprecedented scale. These excursions, the Great Unconformity, preservational irregularities in the terrestrial bolide impact record, and the first-order pattern of Phanerozoic sedimentation can together be explained by spatially heterogeneous Neoproterozoic glacial erosion totaling a global average of 3-5 vertical kilometers, along with the subsequent thermal and isostatic consequences of this erosion for global continental freeboard.
DS201906-1299
2019
Hagedorn, G., Ross, M., Paulen, R., Smith, R., Neudorf, C., Gingerich, T., Lian, O.Ice-flow and deglacial history of the Laurentide Ice sheet in the southwestern Great Slave Lake area.GAC/MAC annual Meeting, 1p. Abstract p. 102.Canada, Northwest Territoriesgeomorphology

Abstract: Limited field studies and sparse chronological constraints in the southwestern Great Slave Lake area creates uncertainties about the Laurentide Ice Sheet (LIS) flow history and deglacial chronology. Improved understanding of the western LIS ice-margin morphology and retreat history is required to refine larger ice-sheet interpretations and timing for northwest drainage of glacial Lake McConnell. Using new field observations and geochronology we establish ice-flow history and better constrain regional deglaciation. Paleo-ice flow indicators (n = 66) show an oldest southwestern flow (230°), an intermediate northwesterly flow (305°), and a youngest westerly flow (250°). Till samples bulk sediment and matrix properties (n = 160) allowed identification of two till units. A lower grey till sourced mainly from local Paleozoic sediments produced clast fabrics indicating a southwesterly flow direction, overlain by a brown till that contained an increased Canadian Shield content with lodged elongate boulders a-axes and boulder-top striation orientations indicating a west to northwest ice-flow direction. Ice-flow results show a clockwise shift in direction interpreted as evidence for ice-divide migration followed by topographically controlled deglacial westward flow influenced by the Mackenzie River valley. Minimum deglacial timing estimates were constrained through optical dating of fine-sand deposits in a well-developed strandline (n = 2) and seven aeolian dunes; ages range from 9.9 ± 0.6 to 10.8 ± 0.7 ka BP. These ages are from dunes located below glacial Lake McConnell maximum water level and may thus provide new local lake level age constraints. Ice retreat is informed by a newly-mapped segment of the Snake River moraine, which is an understudied feature in the region. New ice-flow history and ice-margin retreat interpretations will be integrated into the larger body of work on the western LIS providing more confident conclusions on ice-sheet evolution and meltwater drainage pathways, specifically in the southwestern Great Slave Lake area.
DS201906-1332
2019
Paulen, R., Smith, R., Ross, M., Hagedorn, G., Rice, J.Ice-flow history of the Laurentide Ice sheet in the southwestern Great Slave Lake area, a shield to Cordillera transect.GAC/MAC annual Meeting, 1p. Abstract p. 156. Canada, Northwest Territoriesgeomorphology

Abstract: Fieldwork conducted since 2010 by the Geological Survey of Canada under the GEM programs has revealed a more complex glacial history of the southern Great Slave Lake region of the Northwest Territories than was previously reported. New reconstructions of the Laurentide Ice Sheet paleo-ice flow history have been established from field observations of erosional and/or depositional ice-flow indicators (e.g. striae, bedrock grooves, till clast fabrics, and streamlined landforms), new geochronological constraints, and interpretations of glacial stratigraphy. Three distinct ice-flow phases are consistently observed in areas proximal to the western margin of the Canadian Shield between the Slave River near Fort Smith and Hay River further west. These phases are: 1) an oldest southwest flow; 2) a long-term sustained ice flow to the northwest; and, 3) a youngest west-southwest flow during Late Wisconsin deglaciation, which includes extensions of the Great Slave Lake and Hay River ice streams further east than previous mapped. At Hay River approaching the eastern limit of soft Cretaceous bedrock of the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin, the ice flow pattern no longer shows the aforementioned consistent chronology. From Hay River to the Liard River, near the zone where the Laurentide and Cordilleran ice sheet coalesced, a thinning ice profile, topographic highlands such as the Cameron Hills and Horn Plateau, and the deep basin that Great Slave Lake currently occupies, played a significant role on the dynamics of the Laurentide Ice Sheet during early ice advance, retreat during Marine Isotope Stage 3, Late Wisconsin advance and deglaciation. Other factors, such as increased sediment supply and clay content from Cretaceous shale bedrock were also significant in influencing ice-sheet behaviour. The role of elevated porewater pressures over subglacial clay-rich sediments controlled the extent and dynamics of several discordant ice streams in upland and lowland regions within the study area.
DS201906-1352
2019
Stirling, R., Kelley, S., Ross, M., Elliott, B., Normandeau, P.Contrasting till dispersal patterns from kimberlites, southeast of Lac de Gras, Northwest Territories.GAC/MAC annual Meeting, 1p. Abstract p. 178.Canada, Northwest Territoriesgeochemistry, geomorphology

Abstract: Complex ice flow history, variable bedrock topography, landform types, and drift thickness may lead to complex glacial sediment dispersal patterns that are difficult to interpret, with implications for subglacial sediment provenance and related ice sheet research, as well as for mineral (drift) exploration. This study investigates the controls of bedrock topography, drift thickness, and landforms on 3D dispersal patterns in two study areas located southeast of Lac de Gras, Northwest Territories. The two areas are situated only about 25 km apart and have a similar ice flow history (clockwise shift from SW to NW). However, study area #1 hosts kimberlites within low topographic relief, while area #2 hosts kimberlites on a small granitic hill. The distribution and type of sediment-landform assemblages, as well as drift thickness, also differ between the two areas. Sediment characteristics, matrix geochemistry, and kimberlite indicator minerals (KIM) from surficial samples (n = 51) were analyzed and compared with a sample subset (n = 2000, from 250 boreholes) from a large RC drilling dataset donated by industry. Digital elevation models and a surficial geology map were also used. Results show contrasting patterns between the two areas, despite a similar ice flow record. Area #1 has a well-developed, yet fragmented 3D dispersal train consistent with the clockwise ice flow shift record. Area #2's dispersal patterns are less clearly-defined and appear unrelated or only weakly related to the known local source within the granitic hill. We find relationships between: 1) the strength of dispersal patterns and the bedrock topography in the kimberlitic source area; and, 2) the dispersal style and 3D shape within sediment-landform landsystems. These relationships have implications for drift prospecting survey design, as well as the interpretation of dispersal train patterns.
DS201908-1770
2019
Behr, W.Role of major erosion events in Earth's dynamics.Nature , Vol. 570, 7759 pp. 38-39.Mantlegeomorphology

Abstract: A study provides evidence for the unconventional idea that the advent and evolution of plate tectonics on Earth were related to the rise of continents and to sediment accumulation at continental edges and in trenches.
DS201908-1819
2019
Underwood, E.A more accurate global river map.EOS, 100 10.1029/2019 EO128033 July 12Globalgeomorphology

Abstract: Mapping all of the world’s rivers, creeks, and streams is a daunting task, particularly in places like the Arctic, where accurate topographic data are hard to obtain. Scientists now have created a new map of global rivers based on a largely automated computer algorithm that can accurately predict where rivers flow—a tool that could help project future flooding as Earth’s climate changes. Many different factors affect the flow of water over land, including terrain steepness, watershed size, and human-built structures like canals. Scientists have previously used topographic data collected by spacecraft such as NASA’s Shuttle Radar Topography Mission to generate detailed, 3-D models of Earth’s surface, but these maps sometimes distort the slope of local terrain due to observation errors. In the new study, Yamazaki et al. used an updated version of a popular topographic data set called the Multi-Error-Removed Improved-Terrain Digital Elevation Model (MERIT DEM), which was published in 2017 by members of the same team, to develop a computer algorithm that predicts where rivers flow with very little human guidance. The new, publicly available hydrographic data set, called MERIT Hydro, reveals rivers at high resolution in approximately 90- × 90-meter gridded pixels, includes the Arctic region, and is less prone to errors caused by tree canopies or inaccurate elevation than existing global hydrographic maps, the authors write. Compared with existing maps, the synthetic hydrographic maps made remarkably accurate predictions of where rivers, such as China’s Pearl River and the Ob River in Russia, should be, the team reported. To further refine the map, the team also included global Landsat data, as well as data from the crowdsourced mapping database OpenStreetMap, which the researchers searched using tags such as waterway, river, stream, brook, and wadi. On the basis of this combined data set, the algorithm integrated information on small streams not captured by current satellite images. The OpenStreetMap data also allowed the researchers to generate maps of human-made stream networks, like irrigation canals, that could be flood prone. A remaining challenge for more accurate river mapping is in arid regions such as the Danakil Desert in Ethiopia, where streams are often intermittent and ephemeral, the researchers noted. The team writes that it hopes other scientists will build upon and improve the free, open-source MERIT Hydro program, noting that it could be used in predicting flood risks and analyzing ecosystem biodiversity and carbon emissions.
DS202001-0012
2019
Gauthier, M.S., Hodder, T., Ross, M., Kelley, S.E. Rochester, A., McCausland< P. The subglacial mosaic of the Laurentide ice sheet; a study of the interior region of southwestern Hudson Bay.Quaternary Science Reviews, Vol. 214, pp. 1-27.Canada, Manitobageomorphology

Abstract: Reconstructions of past ice-flow provide useful insights into the long-term behaviour of past ice sheets and help to understand how glaciated landscapes are shaped. Here, we present reconstruction of a 10-phase ice-flow history from southwestern Hudson Bay in northeastern Manitoba (Canada), a dynamic region situated between two major ice dispersal centres of the Laurentide Ice Sheet. We utilize a diverse geologic dataset including 1900 field-based erosional indicators, 12 streamlined-landform flowsets, esker and meltwater corridor orientations, 103 till-fabrics analyses, and 1344 till-clast lithology counts. Our reconstruction suggests that both pre-MIS 2 and MIS 2 glaciations followed similar growth patterns, where ice advanced into study area from ice centered to the east (probably in northern Quebec), followed by a switch in ice-flow direction indicating flow from the Keewatin ice centre to the northwest and north. The cause for this switch in ice-flow orientation is uncertain, but the youngest switch may relate to retreat of ice during MIS 3 that then left space for Keewatin-sourced ice to advance over the study area. While modelling experiments indicate widespread cold-based conditions in the study area during the last glacial cycle, uniformly relict landscapes are not common. Instead, the glaciated landscape is palimpsest and commonly fragmented, forming a subglacial bed mosaic of erosional and depositional assemblages that record both shifting ice-flow direction through time and shifting subglacial conditions. Each assemblage formed, or modified, during times of dynamic (warm-based) ice, and later preserved under conditions below or close to the pressure melting point (slow and sluggish, or cold-based).
DS202001-0023
2019
Kelley, S.E., Ross, M., Elliott, B., Normandeau, P.X.Effect of shifting ice flow and basal topography in shaping three dimensional dispersal patterns , Lac de Gras region, Northwest Territories.Journal of Geochemical Exploration, Vol. 199, pp. 105-127.Canada, Northwest Territoriesgeomorphology

Abstract: Tracing indicator minerals and geochemical pathfinders in glacial sediments back to their up-ice source is a common mineral exploration approach in prospective, formerly glaciated regions. In this study, we utilize surface and subsurface data from the Lac de Gras area of the Northwest Territories to develop a three-dimensional understanding of till compositional anomalies emanating from two known kimberlite pipes, DO-18 and DO-27. Specifically, this study examines the three-dimensional shape of dispersal trains as defined by geochemical pathfinder elements and kimberlite indicator minerals shed from a pair of kimberlite pipes within a till cover of variable thickness. From our ninety-four reverse circulation boreholes (n?=?251 till samples), and other publicly-available geologic datasets, we have reconstructed bedrock topography, till thickness, and the subsurface geometry of two dispersal trains. Utilizing our three-dimensional dataset, we have documented the role of basal topography in creating dispersal patterns with contrasting geometries from two adjacent kimberlites, as well as in the preferential preservation of older till units. The combination of field observations of ice-flow indicators and till compositional data demonstrates that features produced by multiple ice flows are preserved in both the erosional and depositional records in this region. Three-dimensional dispersion patterns of kimberlite indicators reflect the effect of shifting ice-flow direction with respect to slope aspect of bedrock topography in governing compositional variability within glacial drift. Our findings suggest that surficial data do not capture the full extent of dispersion patterns even in areas of relatively thin and discontinuous till cover.
DS202004-0505
2018
Cummings, D.I., Russell, H.A.J.Glacial dispersal trains in North America.Journal of Maps ( Taylor & Francis) on linkedin, Vol. 14, 2, pp. 476-485. pdfUnited States, CanadaGlaciation, geomorphology, map

Abstract: A map depicting glacial dispersal trains in North America has been compiled from published sources. It covers the Canadian Shield, the Arctic Islands, the Cordillera and Appalachian mountains, and Phanerozoic sedimentary basins south of the Shield. In total, 140 trains are portrayed, including those emanating from major mineral-deposit types (e.g. gold, base metal, diamondiferous kimberlite, etc.). The map took 10 years of on-and-off work to generate, and it culls data from over 150 years of work by government, industry, and academia. It provides a new tool to help companies find ore deposits in Canada: the trains are generally a better predictor of dispersal distance and direction than striations and streamlined landforms, the data typically depicted on surficial-geology maps, including the Glacial Map of Canada. It also gives new insight into sedimentation patterns and processes beneath ice sheets, a sedimentary environment that, because of its inaccessibility, remains poorly understood and controversial.
DS202009-1626
2011
Eriksson, P.G., Lenhardt, N., Wright, D.T., Mazumder, R., Bumby, A.J.Late Neoarchean-paleoproterozoic supracrustal basin-fills of the Kaapvaal craton: relevance of the supercontinent cycle, the "Great Oxidation Event" and "Snowball Earth?". Note Date*** glaciationMarine and Petroleum Geology, Vol. 28, pp. 1385-1401.Africa, South Africageomorphology

Abstract: The application of the onset of supercontinentality, the “Great Oxidation Event” (GOE) and the first global scale glaciation in the Neoarchaean-Palaeoproterozoic as panacea-like events providing a framework or even chronological piercing points in Earth’s history at this time, is questioned. There is no solid evidence that the Kaapvaal craton was part of a larger amalgamation at this time, and its glacigenic record is dominated by deposits supporting the operation of an active hydrological cycle in parallel with glaciation, thereby arguing against the “Snowball Earth Hypothesis”. While the Palaeoproterozoic geological record of Kaapvaal does broadly support the GOE, this postulate itself is being questioned on the basis of isotopic data used as oxygen-proxies, and sedimentological data from extant river systems on the craton argue for a prolongation of the greenhouse palaeo-atmosphere (possibly in parallel with a relative elevation of oxygen levels) which presumably preceded the GOE. The possibility that these widespread events may have been diachronous at the global scale is debated.
DS202011-2065
2020
Vainer, S., Matmon, A., Erel, A.J., Hidy, A.J., Crouvi, O., De Wit, M., Geller, Y.Landscape responses to intraplate deformation in the Kalahari constrained by sediment provenance and chronology in the Okavango Basin.Basin Research, in press available Africa, South Africageomorphology

Abstract: The structural depression that occupies the Okavango Basin in southern Africa comprises a depo?centre within the intracratonic Kalahari Basin where sediments of the Cenozoic Kalahari Group have accumulated. The Okavango Basin has been formed due to stretching and subsidence at an area of diffused deformation, southwestwards to the main East African Rift System (EARS). Sediments from two full Kalahari Group sequences, located on opposite sides of the Gumare Fault that forms a major fault within the Okavango Basin, were studied to determine their provenance and chronology. Terrestrial Cosmogenic Nuclide (TCN) 26Al/10Be burial dating was used to constrain a chronostratigraphical framework, and Pb, Sr, and Nd isotopic ratios combined with geochemical and sedimentological analyses were applied to track the source areas of the sediments.Results indicate the following sequence of basin filling: (a) Accumulation between ca. 4-3 Ma during which the currently downthrown (southern) block received a mixture of sediments mostly from the Choma?Kalomo, Ghanzi?Chobe, and Damara terranes, and possibly from the Lufilian Belt and/or Karoo basalts during earlier stages of deposition. Simultaneously, the upthrown (northern) block received sediments from more distant Archean sources in the Zimbabwe and/or Kasai cratons, (b) Hiatus in sedimentation occurred at both sites between ca. 3-2 Ma, (c) Sediments on both sides of the Gumare Fault share a similar source (Angolan Shield) with minor distinct contributions to the downthrown block from the Kasai Craton and local sources input to the upthrown block, and (d) Regional distribution of aeolian sand since at least 1 Ma. The change in source areas is attributed to rearrangements of the drainage systems that were probably linked to vertical crustal movements on the margins of the Okavango Basin. The tectonically induced morphodynamics controlled the landscape evolution of the endorheic basin where vast lakes, wetlands and salt pans have developed through time.
DS202101-0045
2020
Zimmer, E.H., Howell, J.A.Predicting river mouth location from delta front dip and clinoform dip in modern and ancient wave dominated deltas. * not specific to diamondsSedimentology, doi.org/10.111/ sed.12800 24p. South America, Brazilgeomorphology

Abstract: Wave?dominated deltas and strandplains make up the majority of the world’s depositional coastlines, provide an important record of sea?level change and serve as hydrocarbon reservoirs worldwide. Satellite imagery forms a great source of data on the recent depositional history of modern deltaic systems. In the subsurface, three?dimensional seismic and well data make the three?dimensional assessment of large?scale deltaic reservoir bodies possible but struggle to resolve internal heterogeneities away from wells. To bridge this gap in characterizing deltaic sedimentation, this study combines measurements from both the shallow, high?resolution section of three?dimensional seismic data of the Eocene Halibut Delta in the Outer Moray Firth, offshore Scotland, with information from Google Earth’s satellite imagery and digital elevation model on south?east Brazilian river deltas (São Francisco, Jequitinhonha, Doce and Paraíba do Sul) to present a means of predicting the location of fluvial sediment input points with respect to clinoform geometry. The key measurement for this study is the delta front and clinoform dip which has been measured at multiple locations along strike of the coastline of the examined deltas. Dip decreases away from the inferred river mouth for all deltas by 50% within 7.2 km. The river mouth location was inferred from the position of palaeo?channels visible on the delta top and coarse sediment recorded in grab samples offshore for the south?east Brazilian deltas, and from imprints of palaeo?channels on attribute maps for the Eocene Halibut Delta. In summary, this study found that delta front dip is steepest at the location of the river mouth and decreases, along with grain size, away from it. This suggests that high dip values correlate with the proximity to the channel mouth and can be used to predict fluvial channel facies in modern deltaic systems and subsurface reservoirs.
DS202102-0228
2021
Viles, H.A., Goudie, A.S., Goudie, A.M.Ants as geomorphological agents: a global assessment.Earth-Science Reviews, Vol. 213, doi.org/10.1016/j.earscirev.2020.103469 17p. PdfGlobalgeomorphology

Abstract: Ants are abundant in most of the world's terrestrial environments. They are energetic, strong for their size, numerous, and socially cooperative. They play many geomorphologically important roles. In particular, they construct mounds and subterranean galleries, create patterned ground, play a role in bioturbation, affect vegetation cover and soil properties (such as infiltration rate) and influence runoff and erosion. They also play roles in biogeochemical cycling and rock and mineral weathering. Here, we review and reanalyse data collected from over 80 studies on ant contributions to geomorphology from around the world. The clearest manifestation of the geomorphological role of ants is found in their various constructions, such as mounds. There can be hundreds or thousands of mounds per hectare, with a median density of 125 ha?1 recorded in the studies reviewed. The longevity of these features varies and some are stable while others are highly erodible. The construction of mounds and galleries causes bioturbation (pedoturbation), a role which ants share with termites, worms and many mammals. A median rate of 1.5 t ha?1 a?1 is derived from the studies reviewed. Ants also produce patterned ground through their effects on vegetation. The relationships between ant activity and runoff and erosion are complex and not consistent. Bioturbation of soil, tunnelling activity, the construction of underground chambers, galleries and macro-pores, the removal and/or accumulation of organic material, and changes in vegetation cover, are all mechanisms by which ants might modify soil infiltration characteristics. Because of their effect on soil infiltration rates, sediment provision and on vegetation cover, ants can have a profound influence on runoff and soil movement on slopes. Only a modest amount of work has been done to investigate the role that ants play in rock weathering. Ants are greatly affected by human activities (especially land cover changes), and some geomorphologically-active species have proved to be highly invasive. The response of ants to future climate changes needs further investigation.
DS202108-1291
2021
Jennings, S.J.A., Hambrey, M.J.Structures and deformation in glaciers and ice sheetsReviews of Geophysics, e2021RG000743 1Globalgeomorphology

Abstract: The major structures in the long, narrow tongue of a sub-polar valley glacier are described: namely, longitudinal foliation, crevasses, clear-ice layers related to crevasses, debris-rich layers (frequently referred to as thrust or shear planes in the past), and folds. The foliation is vertical, is as well-developed in the centre of the glacier as at the margins, and does not, apparently, form perpendicular to the principal compressive strain-rate axis, nor exactly parallel to a line of maximum shearing strain-rate, although it sometimes approximately coincides with the latter. The intensity of foliation development is not related to the magnitude of the strain-rates, but the structure consistently lies parallel to flow lines through the glacier. There is no critical extending strain-rate, as such, associated with the development of new crevasses. Some crevasses have formed where the principal extending strain-rate is as low as 0.004 a-1 while, in other areas, extending strain-rates of 0.163 a-1 have not always resulted in fracturing. Prominent clear-ice layers, referred to as crevasse traces as displayed at the glacier surface, have formed in crevasse belts parallel to the main fracture directions. These are interpreted either as tensional veins or as the result of the freezing of water in crevasses. Extension parallel to the layering occurs during flow and, near the snout, the surface dip decreases rapidly. The fact that the crevasse traces can be followed to the snout implies that fracture occurs almost to the bottom of the glacier in the source area of the traces. Near the snout, debris-rich layers have developed parallel to the crevasse traces; frequently these are marked by prominent ridge-like ice-cored moraines. It is suggested that these structures are formed by a combination of basal freezing and thrusting. Isoclinal and tight similar folds on all scales are present. Some may be formed by the passive deformation of clear-ice layers as a result of differential flow; others may arise from the lateral compression of the original stratification in areas where ice flow becomes constricted by the narrowing of the valley. An axial plane foliation sometimes is associated with these folds.
DM202108-1414
2021
Smith, R.Research, expertise help boost diamond exploration … history Rod Smith and U of Alberta Pearson Group and glacial history.Miragenews.com , https://www.miragenews. com/research-expertise-help-boost- diamond-597213/ July 16, 3p.Canada, Nunavut, Banks, Victoria IslandsNews item - geomorphology

 
 

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