Jeffrey Hedenquist - Lithocap alteration, epithermal gold mineralization and... porphyry deposits

Jeffrey Hedenquist worked with the New Zealand and Japanese governments for 10 years each on geothermal energy development and volcanic discharges, respectively, and during this time also studied the formation of epithermal and porphyry deposits. Since 1999 Dr. Hedenquist been an independent advisor to over 120 mineral industry and governmental groups on ~400 hydrothermal gold and/or copper projects in ~40 countries, including training. He is also an adjunct professor at the University of Ottawa.

[@crohkorthreetoes3821]

Clear as mud, but I was able to extract some useful information with my very limited understanding. Thank you. As a self educated surface prospector this stuff really makes the mind work hard to gain the required understanding and apply it to my own prospecting area.

[@kenkrahulec673]

This is a great, very practical exploration focused talk by one of the best scientists in our business.

[@robertmoye7565]

Great presentation with lots of real examples.

[@pelletierjocelyn5564]

Once again, another great talk by Jeffrey, with good examples of deposits slightly out of the box.

[@Hiro-ou7fm]

One of the best presentations,I’ve ever seen 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@jdean1851]

Awesome" Thanks from Idaho!

[@edward05lan]

Thanks for sharing geo hug and thank Jeff its so cool

[@aryantozidniwicaksono8416]

Thank you for sharing

[@rajinder2662]

Try to compare some other examples from other craton parts in same longitudinal regimes.

[@PeterPyo]

Dr Jeffrey, what are your thoughts on the North American, Fortitude Gold-owned lithocap at East Camp Douglas in Nevada?