The document provides an agenda for an ERSC 2P17 Library Assignment & Orientation. It includes notes from Frank and introductions to assignments from Ian and Colleen. It also lists several databases for searching resources and articles, such as GeoRef, SuperSearch, and Scholars Portal E-Journals. References are provided for two journal articles from 1992 and 1997 on deformation of the Gowganda Formation. Descriptions of the Gowganda Formation's location, geology, minerals, and references to maps and reports are also included. The librarian wishes the students to have a gneiss day.

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ERSC 2P17
Library Assignment &
Orientation
Happy
Pearl Jacobson, Science Librarian,
Carleton University
Ian , Colleen & Frank

2. Today’s Agenda
•Frank’s notes
•Ian’s introduction to the assignment
•Search for resources and articles
•Colleen’s introduction to the assignment
•Search for maps and resources
•Time to practice

18. GeologyOntario Database

34. GeoRef

35. SuperSearch

36. Scholars Portal E-Journals

37. Google Scholar

40. Powell, W. G., & Hodgson, C. J. (1992). Deformation of the Gowganda Formation,
Matachewan area, Ontario, by post-early Proterozoic reactivation of the Archean
Larder Lake-Cadillac break, with implications for gold exploration. Canadian Journal
of Earth Sciences, 29(7), 1580-1589.

42. Williams, G. E., & Schmidt, P. W. (1997). Fig. 1. Distribution of the Huronian Supergroup
in the Southern Province [map]. Scale not given. In G.E. Williams & P.W. Schmidt.
Paleomagnetism of the Paleoproterozoic Gowganda and Lorrain formations, Ontario;
low paleolatitude for Huronian glaciation. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 153(3-4), 158.

43. Gowganda Formation
Cobalt, Timiskaming, Matachewan, Gowganda Lake/Bay, Miller Lake, Highway 560,
Milner Township, NTS 41P/10 41P/15, 47° 38' 57" N, 80° 46' 13" W
Silver found in 1907, more black flies than people!
Huronian Supergroup / Sequence, Upper Precambrian, Early Proterozoic, 2.0 – 2.5 Ga,
Sedimentary, sill, conglomerates, siltstone, argillites, serpentine, mafic intrusive rocks,
late gabbroic rocks, granitic intrusions, metavolcanics
base-metal sulphides, silver, cobalt, nickel, copper
Glaciolacustrine, glaciogenic, ancient ice age, snowball earth phenomena, glaciation
OGS Map 2349 and 2348
OGS Survey Report 175
OGS Geology of Ontario, pt.1, p.568
Databases: SuperSearch, GeoRef, Scholars Portal, Google Earth, OGSEarth,
Bedrock Geology of Ontario / Quaternary Geology of Ontario (OGS)

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ERSC 2P17
Library Assignment &
Orientation
Happy
Pearl Jacobson, Science Librarian,
Carleton University
Have a Gneiss
Day.