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To: Stew who wrote (668)	5/31/1998 4:25:00 PM
From: Jesse	Read Replies (2) of 2514

Hi Stew-- I think it's very positive (as was discussed here)-- v.promising patterns of anomalies on those new airmags. MMU, MIX, and CG should be very busy this summer on the Chinchaga! - - - ~all~ For a little review as to where we're at, some may wish to first freshen up on Marum's drill program preliminary News update here (April): marumresources.com Then see TRI's analytical comments thereon, here: Message 4040715 TRI: "...I have contacted the company and have been informed that the unofficial consensus is that the green sand is really an "accretionary lapilli" ash dump which is represented by green ash balls formed when thunderstorms rains trough thick ash clouds on the slopes of erupting volcanoes." - meaning, closer to source - - - - Next, For a better understanding of volcanic terminology and processes (& perhaps partly in anticipation of lab news this week!), see these informative links - "Volcanoes and Volcanism" (GREAT resource): geologylink.com for extensive links and info. "Cascades Volcano Observatory" (also extensive resource): vulcan.wr.usgs.gov Including and especially, "Volcanic Eruptions, Blasts, and Plumes": vulcan.wr.usgs.gov -with links there to 'Pyroclastic Flows and Surges', 'Ashfall and Tephra', and MUCH more. "VolcanoWorld Index" (many links related to volcanoes): volcano.und.nodak.edu Glossaries- ------------- "Selected Volcano and Related Terminology" vulcan.wr.usgs.gov Several terminology hotlinks: vulcan.wr.usgs.gov "Volcanic and Geologic Terms:Volcanic and Geologic Terms:" volcano.und.nodak.edu Lots of research material available there. Best to all, -j :>

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