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Federal Offshore Oil and Gas Tenures
BC Geological Survey
Yao Cui; Jessica Norris — 2014-12-15 Federal Offshore Oil and Gas Tenures, obtained from NRCan in 2003. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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Isotopic Age Determinations for Rock Units
BC Geological Survey
Yao Cui; Gabe Fortin — 2014-12-15 BCAge database contains all reported non-proprietary isotopic age determinations for bedrock units from British Columbia, Alberta, Washington and Alaska. The database contains 7759 age determinations from 4828 rock samples, summarizing 622 published articles, theses or unpublished reports. The data is fully relational, and may be queried by the user on the basis absolute age (in Ma), location (NTS mapsheet, terrane polygon, or decimal lat-long, as specified by the user) or source (e.g. author, journal title, etc.). This data has also been integrated into MapPlace and is available as an MS Access database in BCGS Open File 2004-03. This 2004 compilation is also available in a flat tabular format for ease of use. A 2020 publication (BCGS GeoFile 2020-10) add 532 ages from 66 papers and reports from the BC Geological Survey, Geoscience BC, and external publications. The ages were determined using ten mineral-isotopic systems and six dating methods, predominantly U-Pb zircon. This release contains two CSV files and one Microsoft Access file. The CSV files, one for new data (new_age_2020.csv) the other for BCAge data (bc_age_2020.csv), were generated with simplicity, exchangeability, and GIS-readiness in mind. They contain sample location coordinates, age, and numerous other primary attributes. The Microsoft Access database file, which is available through the GF2020-10 publication link, includes entities, and relationships, and metadata.
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Surficial Geology - Kootenay Region
BC Geological Survey
Marcin Haladaj; Yao Cui — 2011-03-09 Surficial Geology for the Kootenay Region (qgeol_r4) https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=A519A56BC2BF44E4A008B33FCF527F61
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Aggregate Inventory 1996
BC Geological Survey
Yao Cui; Jessica Norris — 2014-12-16 This database of private aggregate pits in British Columbia was compiled in 1996 as part of the BC Geological Survey Branch's Aggregate Inventory Project. In this compilation, private pits were considered to be only those natural aggregate occurrences for which an application by an operator for a Notice of Work had been received and subsequently issued by the Ministry of Employment and Investment. All other pits, including public pits operated by the Ministry of Transportation and Highways, are not included. Information about each pit in the database file includes its location (both latitude/longitude and UTM coordinates), NTS map sheet number, Notice of Work file number and status (active/inactive) and the type of landform hosting the pit. The inventory can be viewed on the MapPlace Aggregate Potential Maps https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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BC Geological Survey Publications Catalogue
BC Geological Survey
Lawrence Aspler; Yao Cui — 2016-04-15 Since its inception in 1895, the British Columbia Geological Survey has created, delivered, and archived geoscience data. The British Columbia Geological Survey (BCGS) Publications Catalogue is an index of over 5580 publications, articles and databases of the BCGS, Petroleum Geoscience, and Geoscience BC. Publications form a key element of the products of the Survey and include an archive, dating back to 1874. The catalogue is searchable through the web, Google and the BC Data Catalogue. The catalogue is available as a CSV file and an MS Access database download. All British Columbia Geological Survey publications are downloadable, free of charge. Many can be viewed in hard copy at the James T. Fyles Natural Resource Library (1810 Blanshard St, Victoria), and as part of university library collections. Publications can be searched on MapPlace, with results either displayed as footprints on the map or as a table of results with links to the publication. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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BC METAL - Historical Metal Production 1888-1988
BC Geological Survey
Yao Cui; Jessica Norris — 2021-07-23 BC Metal is the historical metal production database for the Province of British Columbia. It contains mine attribute (BCMETAL_ID) and metal production (BCMETAL_PROD) tables for 1452 metal mines operating within the province between 1888 and 1988. Reports in PDF format are available with sorts by Mine ID, with production by year, Mine Name, and MINFILE Number. A report, sorted by Mine ID, displays production totals for each mine with ore mined and milled and the resulting commodities of gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc, molybdenum, tungsten, nickel, tin, mercury and iron. Production after 1988 can be found in the production data within the MINFILE database. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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BCGS Publications Search
BC Geological Survey
Lawrence Aspler; Yao Cui — 2016-04-15 The British Columbia Geological Survey (BCGS) Publications Search application is used to search on geoscience data to help industry, government, research agencies, and the general public make informed decisions related to the Earth Sciences. The BCGS Publications Catalogue is an index of over 5500 publications, articles and databases of the BCGS, Petroleum Geoscience, and Geoscience BC. Publications form a key element of the products of the Survey and include an archive, dating back to 1874. The catalogue is searchable through the web, Google, MapPlace and the BC Data Catalogue. The catalogue is available as CSV and XLS files and an MS Access database download. All British Columbia Geological Survey publications are downloadable, free of charge. Many can be viewed in hard copy at the James T. Fyles Natural Resource Library (1810 Blanshard St, Victoria), and as part of university library collections. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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Geology Faults
BC Geological Survey
Gabe Fortin; Yao Cui — 2011-03-09 Geology faults are part of the British Columbia Digital Geology, which is the data source used for the seamless province-wide, up-to-date, and detailed bedrock geology. The bedrock geology integrates all details of compilations from 1:50,000 to 1:250,000. The data is maintained by a geospatial frame data model with techniques used to simplify the integration process and shorten the time frame from field mapping, compilation, integration, to data delivery. Geology faults with the related data sets, Bedrock Geology and Quaternary Alluvium and Cover, are displayed on MapPlace and MapPlace 2 and is available for download in shapefile and GeoPackage formats. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=A519A56BC2BF44E4A008B33FCF527F61
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Ice-flow indicator compilation
BC Geological Survey
Travis Ferbey; Yao Cui — 2017-09-20 Building on previous ice-flow indicator compilations for British Columbia, this map and database illustrate major ice-flow directions for the Canadian sector of the Cordilleran ice sheet during the Late Pleistocene. The data were derived from published and unpublished surficial geology, terrain, and glacial feature maps. Because field data are sparse in the area ~ 300 km south of the British Columbia -Yukon border, new data were generated using digital stereo airphotos, digital derived-stereo orthophoto mosaics, and digital derived-stereo Satellite Pour l'Observation de la Terre (SPOT) imagery. The raw data are integrated into a single database; no attempt was made to reconcile cases where data from different sources conflict. The integrated database is published as BCGS Open File 2016-04 and the 152,000 ice-flow directional features are displayed on MapPlace. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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Lithogeochemical Database
BC Geological Survey
Alexei Rukhlov; Yao Cui — 2014-12-15 A new database system was developed to maintain, update, and manage province-wide lithogeochemical data collected by British Columbia Geological Survey (BCGS) geoscientists and their research partners. The database, released as BCGS GeoFile 2016-04, is populated with data compiled from 214 BCGS publications released between 1986 and 2015. It includes 10,914 samples with about 250,000 determinations analyzed by 26 analytical methods in 21 laboratories. The database operates through a semi-automated process for data compilation, quality control, upload, and product generation, which helps provide consistent, standardized, and long-term data storage and update, and regular release. The data product derived from the database provided in this release is in a user-friendly format (CVS), which can be easily brought into GIS and geochemical data evaluation software for visualization and analysis. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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Mineral Assessment Reports (ARIS) Search
BC Geological Survey
Jessica Norris; Yao Cui — 2013-01-25 Would you like to know more about the history of mining in BC? Or are you a prospector looking for gold and other treasures? Since 1947, BC has been keeping track of various mining, drilling and other exploration-related activities throughout the province. The Assessment Reports Indexing System (ARIS) makes all that data available to you. The BC Data Catalogue also has an ARIS Database entry with access to download the index of the the over 38,300 mineral assessment reports filed. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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Mineral Potential
BC Geological Survey
Yao Cui; Curran Wearmouth — 2014-12-11 A seamless polygon coverage depicting the mineral resource assessment tracts defined during the 1992-1997 Mineral Potential project. The tracts (794) are based on common geologic characteristics and are given a relative rank from 1 to 794( highest) based on the likelihood of discovering new metallic and/or industrial mineral resources. . Several additional regional assessments, such as North Coast, Central Coast, Lillooet and Atlin-Taku, were undertaken from 2002 to 2008. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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MINFILE Inventory Database
BC Geological Survey
Yao Cui; Jessica Norris; Kerri Shaw — 2014-12-11 Mineral Inventory describes the extent and volume of the reserve contained within a mineral deposit described by its referenced MINFILE_File record. MINFILE contains geological, location and economic information on 15,142 metallic, industrial mineral and coal occurrences in British Columbia. The database is used by government, industry and academia for resource management, land-use planning, exploration and research. The Inventory 'Reserve' category is used only for an inventory in an operating mine or a mine near production. Ore reserves are reported as Proven, Probable and Possible. The Resource category is used for all other inventories. Resources are reported as Measured, Indicated and Inferred. A combination of categories is reported as Combined. If the category is not known then Unclassified is used. Sample data can be entered using the Assay/Analysis category. The reserves/resources are reported in tonnes with the grade of commodities. In general, the inventory is identified by occurrence, zone name and year. There may be an unlimited number of ore zones per occurrence. In addition, each zone name may have inventory for each category. Each ore zone can have a maximum of two inventory calculations per year, per category (e.g., Calculation A & B). This allows for changes in calculations due to grade-tonnage relationships; calculation A may be high-grade low tonnage while calculation B may reflect a low-grade tonnage. Generally, only data for the most recent year is maintained in the database. Only one calculation may be used per ore zone in the ASSAY/ANALYSIS category. The ASSAY/ANALYSIS data cannot coexist with reserves information for any given ore zone name. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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Property File Index
BC Geological Survey
Yao Cui; Jessica Norris — 2016-04-20 Property File is a collection of over 90,000 documents associated with mineral occurrences, donated by industry or individuals, or collected by British Columbia Geological Survey (BCGS) staff. These documents extend back over 150 years and include unpublished reports, theses, papers, field notes, company prospectuses, correspondence, hand-drawn maps, geology, geochemistry, geophysics, drilling data, claim maps, mine plans and photographs. The public can search the document index, link through MINFILE and view the PDF files through the Property Files Search application. Property File records are linked to MINFILE records or NTS mapsheets. The spatial locations are available in a table, which is also displayed on MapPlace and linked to the reports. Over 73,900 documents have been indexed, scanned and made available to the public. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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Prospectors Reports
BC Geological Survey
Yao Cui; Jessica Norris — 2016-04-15 Under the Prospectors Assistance Program (now discontinued) grants were provided to encourage grassroots prospecting in British Columbia. The Prospectors Assistance program contributed up to 75 per cent of the eligible costs of a proposed prospecting program to a maximum of $10,000. Reports were submitted from 1994 through to 2001. These documents have been amalgamated into Property File and have been linked to up to three MINFILE occurrences when possible. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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Provincial Offshore Oil and Gas Tenures
BC Geological Survey
Yao Cui — 2014-12-11 Location of Provincial offshore oil and gas tenures https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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Property File Search
BC Geological Survey
Yao Cui; Jessica Norris — 2013-01-25 Property File is a collection of over 73,900 documents associated with mineral occurrences, donated by industry or individuals, or collected by British Columbia Geological Survey (BCGS) staff. These documents extend back over 150 years and include unpublished reports, theses, papers, field notes, company prospectuses, correspondence, hand-drawn maps, geology, geochemistry, geophysics, drilling data, claim maps, mine plans and photographs. The Property File Document Search application includes searches on the various collections, MINFILE No., Document No., Project, Title, Author, Map Sheet, and date. An index of the documents is available and displayed on MapPlace https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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Regional Geochemical MineMatch Anomaly Clusters
BC Geological Survey
Yao Cui; C.P. Smyth — 2014-12-15 Anomaly cluster outlines produced for the British Columbia 'Rocks To Riches' program (2003/2004), Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources. See papers by C.P. Smyth in Geological Fieldwork 2004 and 2005. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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Regional Geochemical Survey Areas
BC Geological Survey
Alexei Rukhlov; Yao Cui — 2011-03-09 The joint federal-provincial Regional Geochemical Surveys (RGS) have been carried out in British Columbia since 1976 as part of the National Geochemical Reconnaissance (NGR) program to aid exploration and development of mineral resources. The British Columbia Geological Survey maintains provincial geochemical databases capturing information from multi-media surveys. This 2017 release is the most current index of 73 regional geochemical survey areas, represented by 112 publications, covering about 80 percent of the province. Results of the surveys are presented in the 2017 RGS Database, with 64,828 samples and about 5 million determinations analyzed using 18 methods in 18 laboratories. This database is published as BCGS GeoFile 2017-11. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA
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Sedimentary Basins
BC Geological Survey
Yao Cui; Gabe Fortin — 2014-12-11 Pacific Coast Sedimentary Basins areas of petroleum extraction potential https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=1AAACC9C65754E4D89A118B875E0FBDA

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