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The Dazo Creek map area (NTS 94I/SW) is situated in the generally flat, low-lying Fort Nelson Lowland physiographic region of northeastern British Columbia. The map area is dissected by the Fort Nelson, Sikanni Chief and Fontas rivers. It is blanketed by Boreal forest (white and black spruce, aspen, lodgepole pine) and underlain by soils with high fine silt and clay contents that result in extensive, poorly drained bogs and fens. The main economic activities in the map area are oil and gas extraction, with lesser amounts of forestry and trapping. The surficial geology of the Dazo Creek map area was interpreted from 1:60 000 scale black and white airphotos (British Columbia Integrated Land Management Bureau, 1986)....
The Dazo Creek map area (NTS 94I/SW) is situated in the generally flat, low-lying Fort Nelson Lowland physiographic region of northeastern British Columbia. The map area is dissected by the Fort Nelson, Sikanni Chief and Fontas rivers. It is blanketed by Boreal forest (white and black spruce, aspen, lodgepole pine) and underlain by soils with high fine silt and clay contents that result in extensive, poorly drained bogs and fens. The main economic activities in the map area are oil and gas extraction, with lesser amounts of forestry and trapping. The surficial geology of the Dazo Creek map area was interpreted from 1:60 000 scale black and white airphotos (British Columbia Integrated Land Management Bureau, 1986)....
The seismic shothole drillers' log database provides baseline, shallow (10-50 m) lithostratigraphic geoscience information on surficial and bedrock geology, hydrogeology, permafrost geology, and geohazards. The revised version 2 database is a greatly enlarged compilation of 275 871 individual, augered shothole drillers' log records collected from 1954 to present. Originally published as Open File 5465, and containing 76 000 records, the version 2 database has been bolstered by tremendous Industry support, wherein the archival holdings of 16 companies have been made available for inclusion. Compiled in a Microsoft Access (super R) database, the shothole data span the length and breadth of the Mackenzie corridor,...
The seismic shothole drillers' log database provides baseline, shallow (10-50 m) lithostratigraphic geoscience information on surficial and bedrock geology, hydrogeology, permafrost geology, and geohazards. The revised version 2 database is a greatly enlarged compilation of 275 871 individual, augered shothole drillers' log records collected from 1954 to present. Originally published as Open File 5465, and containing 76 000 records, the version 2 database has been bolstered by tremendous Industry support, wherein the archival holdings of 16 companies have been made available for inclusion. Compiled in a Microsoft Access (super R) database, the shothole data span the length and breadth of the Mackenzie corridor,...
The seismic shothole drillers' log database provides baseline, near-surface (3-90 m; average 18.6 m) lithostratigraphic geoscience information on surficial, bedrock, hydro-, and permafrost geology. The revised and updated version 3 database contains 343,989 individual augered, or air-rotary drilled seismic shothole drillers' log records collected from 1952 to present. Originally published in 2007 as Open File 5465 (75,783 records) then updated in 2010 as Open File 6049 (275,871 records), the present database represents the sum total of all available archival holdings from Industry. Compiled in a Microsoft Access® database, and graphically rendered in a GIS, the shothole data span the length and breadth of the Mackenzie...
The seismic shothole drillers' log database provides baseline, shallow (10-50 m) lithostratigraphic geoscience information on surficial and bedrock geology, hydrogeology, permafrost geology, and geohazards. The revised version 2 database is a greatly enlarged compilation of 275 871 individual, augered shothole drillers' log records collected from 1954 to present. Originally published as Open File 5465, and containing 76 000 records, the version 2 database has been bolstered by tremendous Industry support, wherein the archival holdings of 16 companies have been made available for inclusion. Compiled in a Microsoft Access (super R) database, the shothole data span the length and breadth of the Mackenzie corridor,...
The seismic shothole drillers' log database provides baseline, near-surface (3-90 m; average 18.6 m) lithostratigraphic geoscience information on surficial, bedrock, hydro-, and permafrost geology. The revised and updated version 3 database contains 343,989 individual augered, or air-rotary drilled seismic shothole drillers' log records collected from 1952 to present. Originally published in 2007 as Open File 5465 (75,783 records) then updated in 2010 as Open File 6049 (275,871 records), the present database represents the sum total of all available archival holdings from Industry. Compiled in a Microsoft Access® database, and graphically rendered in a GIS, the shothole data span the length and breadth of the Mackenzie...
The seismic shothole drillers' log database provides baseline, near-surface (3-90 m; average 18.6 m) lithostratigraphic geoscience information on surficial, bedrock, hydro-, and permafrost geology. The revised and updated version 3 database contains 343,989 individual augered, or air-rotary drilled seismic shothole drillers' log records collected from 1952 to present. Originally published in 2007 as Open File 5465 (75,783 records) then updated in 2010 as Open File 6049 (275,871 records), the present database represents the sum total of all available archival holdings from Industry. Compiled in a Microsoft Access® database, and graphically rendered in a GIS, the shothole data span the length and breadth of the Mackenzie...
The Dazo Creek map area (NTS 94I/SW) is situated in the generally flat, low-lying Fort Nelson Lowland physiographic region of northeastern British Columbia. The map area is dissected by the Fort Nelson, Sikanni Chief and Fontas rivers. It is blanketed by Boreal forest (white and black spruce, aspen, lodgepole pine) and underlain by soils with high fine silt and clay contents that result in extensive, poorly drained bogs and fens. The main economic activities in the map area are oil and gas extraction, with lesser amounts of forestry and trapping. The surficial geology of the Dazo Creek map area was interpreted from 1:60 000 scale black and white airphotos (British Columbia Integrated Land Management Bureau, 1986)....
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