GEOS404G

043363

This intensive course deals with the application of structural geology to mining and exploration geology. Diverse structural systems and styles of deformation influence the formation, preservation, and dispersal of mineral deposits and are examined in the context of local (e.g., veins, breccias, faults, slope stability), regional structural (e.g., fault systems), and tectonic evolution (e.g., origins of mineral trends/belts). This course includes lectures, in-class exercises, field trips, and mapping exercises, plus weekly readings, and discussions. Students are expected to prepare maps, field notes, cross sections, a report, and participate in discussions of the data and observations collected.

GRD - Regular Grades A, B, C, D, E

Undergraduate

CE - CL (Cross Listed)

019488

Because of university requirements regarding logistical issues, permission of an instructor is required.

GEOS504G