Geology Talk Links
Hey All,
I spent a lot of time watching geology talks online during the Covid. Most of the following are academic economic geology oriented, but maybe of interest to some folks. I would be keen to have other links, so please feel free to respond here with additional links.
- Ore Deposits Hub, Youtube Channel:
- very good academic talks on ore genesis
- they have made obvious efforts to cover a broad spectrum of topics, many kinds of deposits and geological settings
- seem to have stopped producing new material about 2023
- Canadian Tectonics Group Youtube Channel:
- academic talks on geology
- variety of topics
- I know they're still producing but seem to be behind in uploading material to Youtube
Let's try to keep this forum thread focused on geology talks, please. We can start another thread for other types of videos people might be interested in.
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I love oredeposit hub as well .... great topics and very informative !!
I also learned alot from (111) Earth and Space Sciences X - YouTube , when i first started out, this geology series really helped me learn all the different rock types and lithogolies
Geohug is also a great channel to find great info - for example this video Larry Meinert - Exploration for skarn deposits
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As others have said, GeoHug and Ore Deposits Hub are both great channels. For a more basic intro to different deposit types, I highly recommend Andrew Jackson's Ore Deposits 101 Series. It's great as an introduction to economic geology, and you don't need a technical background to understand it.
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Thanks so much for your contibution to the site, Arc_geo/ Alpine-Rockies Consulting Ltd .... Hope your season is going well my brother <3
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The other one ive enjoyed alot is this guy -geologyupskill - Feeder Structures in High Sulphidation Epithermal Systems
Hope everyone is having a good winter so far
Great topic....commenting to bring it back to the top !!!!
ryanac liked this reply
Similar idea, but what about books in general as good reference material
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