Ontario Geological Survey Talks
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OGS Far North Talks
As part of the Ontario Government’s Far North Planning Initiative, these talks are designed to provide a context for: a) the Ontario Geological Survey Aboriginal engagement approach; b) the state of geological knowledge about Ontario’s Far North; and c) the Earth resource potential of Ontario’s Far North.
OGS Public Geoscience Talks
One aspect of the strategic direction of the Ontario Geological Survey is the raising of awareness and understanding about the value of public geoscience, specifically the work by the Ontario Geological Survey. This series of talks is targeted at non-technical audiences. The approach is to relate the value and influence of geology to the interest of the audience. This approach is complements the Ontario Government’s OPS Ambassadors Program (Attracting Talent and Engaging our Employees).
OGS Talks Presented at the Northeast Mines and Minerals Symposium: TGI Workshop, April 16th 2009. Kirkland Lake, Ontario, Canada
OGS Talk Presented at the Ontario Exploration and Geoscience Symposium, Dec9th 2008. Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
OGS Talk Presented at the Southern Ontario Prospectors association meeting, May 28, 2008, Tweed, Ontario, Canada
OGS Talk Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Institute on Lake Superior Geology, May 8-9, 2008, Marquette, Michigan, USA
OGS Talk Presented at the ESRI Regional User Conference, April 29, 2008, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
OGS Talk Presented at the Northeast Mines and Minerals Symposium, April 14-16, 2008. Timmins, Ontario, Canada
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B.R. Berger, J. A. Ayer, V. McNicoll, W. Bleeker |
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OGS Talk Presented at the Northwest Mines and Minerals Symposium, April 7-9, 2008. Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
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