Richard Tosdal
Richard Tosdal received a Bachelor’s from the University of California, a M.Sc. from Queen’s University and a Ph.D. from the University of California at Santa Barbara. He has been a Research Scientist at the U.S. Geological Survey and the Director of the Mineral Deposit Research Unit at the University of British Columbia. He currently consults to the minerals industry on the metallogenic evolution of plate margins, structural controls on ore deposition, and evolution of a range of hydrothermal deposits. He serves on technical advisory boards to junior mining companies and retains an adjunct appointment at UBC.
October 05, 2022
Today’s sessions are presented by :
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Session co-chairs :
Benoît Dubé, Marc Bardoux
CONFÉRENCE
-Canada's national collaborative industry academic research capacity: Building CMIC Exploration Innovation Council
See program infoLate in 2008, an initiative aimed at enhancing Canadian mineral exploration was initiated. Industry set out to design a 10-year road map to increase mineral discovery based on new discovery criteria, exploration techniques and better data management and analysis. Beginning with six visionary individuals, the effort managed by Francois Robert grew to include over 20 exploration and service companies by 2011 to form the Exploration Innovation Council. The roadmap guided a NSERC-funded, Canada-wide R&D project “Footprints: Integrated multi-parameter footprints of ore systems: The next generation of ore deposit models”, based at Laurentian University.
- Duration: 20 min
- Room St-Antoine