Report on 1978 field work - Meager Creek geothermal area, upper Lillooet River, British Columbia

Fairbank, B P; Shore, G A; Werner, Louis; Nevin, A E; Sadlier-Brown, T L

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“…(2020), Moore (1987), andFairbank et al, (1975). The MMVC area was identified as having the highest geothermal potential in Canada, with the north side of Meager Creek particularly noteworthy and named the South Reservoir (Jamieson, 1981;Jessop et al, 1991).…”

Section: Seismic and Natural Hazard Events In The Mmvcmentioning

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Three-Dimensional Modeling of Geothermal Systems in the Garibaldi Volcanic Belt, Canada, Using Magnetotelluric Data

Hormozzade Ghalati

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Geothermal systems are practical when the proper temperature settings, geological structures, and petrophysical characteristics exist near the ground surface, all of which should be evaluated to identify economically viable reserves. This dissertation presents procedures to examine (1) geological structures, (2) fluid flow pathways and their physical properties, and (3) subsurface temperature of geothermal systems by incorporating various geoscience datasets, including audio-magnetotelluric (AMT) data, rock physical properties, well logs, and fluid sample data.ix

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Section: Seismic and Natural Hazard Events In The Mmvcmentioning

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Three-Dimensional Modeling of Geothermal Systems in the Garibaldi Volcanic Belt, Canada, Using Magnetotelluric Data

Hormozzade Ghalati

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Hg and as Soil Geochemistry of the Meager Creek Geothermal Area

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Geochemical Exploration 1982

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A survey of mercury(Hg and arsenic (As) soil geochemistry involving 696 samples along survey lines and 77 samples in 6 soil profiles was carried out in the Meager Creek Geothermal Area (MCGA), British Columbia. The South Reservoir was delineated by anomalously high Hg and As values and there is remarkable coincidence of the geochemical anomalies with electrical resistivity and shallow thermal anomalies which were defined in previous work. The As results outline three possible geothermally active structures in the South Reservoir. Hg was enriched at depth in soil profiles over the South Reservoir whereas it was enriched in the organic A horizon in soil profiles from outside the South Reservoir. Hg-As results from reconnaissance lines in other parts of MCGA define specific interest areas within broad electrical resistivity anomalies.

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Ground surface temperature monitoring data analysis and applications to geothermal exploration in volcanic areas, Mount Meager, western Canada

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Report on 1978 field work - Meager Creek geothermal area, upper Lillooet River, British Columbia

Cited by 4 publications

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Three-Dimensional Modeling of Geothermal Systems in the Garibaldi Volcanic Belt, Canada, Using Magnetotelluric Data

Three-Dimensional Modeling of Geothermal Systems in the Garibaldi Volcanic Belt, Canada, Using Magnetotelluric Data

Hg and as Soil Geochemistry of the Meager Creek Geothermal Area

Ground surface temperature monitoring data analysis and applications to geothermal exploration in volcanic areas, Mount Meager, western Canada

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