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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Snow Lake"”.

  1. Volcanic reconstruction of the paleoproterozoic powderhouse formation, Snow Lake, Manitoba, Canada: implications for controls on volcanogenic massive sulfide formation

    The Powderhouse formation of the Paleoproterozoic Snow Lake arc assemblage comprises the stratigraphic footwall to six volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits (VMS) at Snow Lake, Manitoba, Canada. It is interpreted to be a product of voluminous pyroclastic eruptions and concomitant subsidence …

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  2. Characterization of metamorphic assemblages and assessment of Cu-Pb-Ag-Au-Zn mobility at the Lalor deposit, Snow Lake, Manitoba

    The Lalor VMS deposit is located within the Snow Lake arc assemblage at the easternmost end of the Paleoproterozoic Flin Flon belt. A regional metamorphic event at 1.81 Ga, up to middle amphibolite facies (550˚C, 5kbar), recrystallized the mineral assemblages in the massive sulfide and …

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  3. Effects of Air Temperature and Lake Ice on Snowfall on the South Shore of Lake Superior

    Lake Superior is a forcing factor for local weather systems, causing substantial amounts of lake effect snow in the winter (particularly on the south shore). This study assesses decreasing ice cover of Lake Superior and its effects upon synoptic weather factors. Data were collected from eleven …

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  4. Boundary layer temporal evolution observed by doppler lidar upwind of a lake-effect snow event

    … Doppler Wind LiDAR (LiDAR) was deployed during a lake-effect snow event over Lake Michigan to develop a method of processing and reviewing the data collected by the LiDAR, create a conceptual model of the temporal evolution of the atmospheric boundary layer on the lake’s upwind shore, and …

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