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regolith 2005: ten years of crc leme

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CRC LEME REGIONAL REGOLITH SYMPOSIA 2005

Adelaide and Canberra, November 2005

Ian C. Roach, Editor

75 Papers, 345 Pages.

AUTHORS LIST AND PAGE NUMBERS

1) I.C. Roach: Frontpiece,Contents and Introduction
2) A.K.M. Baker & R.W. Fitzpatrick: A systematic web-based approach for the acquisition, collation and communication of soil-regolith data
3) G. Bann & J. Field: Dryland salinity, regolith and biodiversity: problems and opportunities for mitigation and remediation
4) F. Beavis, S. Beavis, D. Kirste & S.A. Welch: Experimental determination of acid and sulfur fluxes in an inland acid sulfate soil system
5) F. Beavis, D. Ellis & S.A. Welch: The reactivity of anthropogenic lead in the marine environment (recreational fishing and fluffy lead)
6) S. Beavis, F. Beavis, P. Somerville & S.A. Welch: Spatial and temporal variability of acidity at a coastal acid sulfate soil site II: a time for change
7) J.McL. Bennett, R.S.B. Green & B.W. Murphy: Development of a laboratory test for responsiveness of sodic soil stability to ameliorants: lime (CaCO₃), gypsum (CaSO₄.2H₂O) and lime/gypsum combinations
8) P. de Caritat & D. Kirste: Using groundwater to vector towards mineralisation under cover: the Curnamona Province
9) P. de Caritat, M. Lech, S. Jaireth & J. Pyke: Low-density geochemical survey of the Riverina region, southeastern Australia: Results and applications
10) S.R. Cattle, R.S.B. Greene & A.A. McPherson: Aeolian dust deposition in south eastern Australia: impacts on salinity and erosion
11) R.A. Chan: Girilambone regolith and landscape evolution
12) J.D.A. Clarke: Complex depositional landscapes of the Western Australian Wheat Belt
13) M.E. Clissold, P. Leverett & P.A. Williams: Chemical mineralogy of the oxidised zones of the E22, E26 and E27 ore bodies at Northparkes, New South Wales
14) R. Cresswell, D. Rassam, M. Gilfedder, M. Stenson, G. Walker, J. Dighton, K.P. Tan, M.L. Turner & D. Kirste: Salt mass balance curves: where are we?
15) R.C. Dart, K.M. Barovich & D. Chittleborough: Pedogenic carbonates, strontium isotopes and their relationships with Australian dust processes
16) J.E. Davey & S.M. Hill: The long-term landscape evolution and regolith geology of the Mt Browne and Mt Poole Inliers, northwestern New South Wales
17) M.W. Dawson & F.C.P. Spiller: The use of airborne radiometric surveys in mapping riverine systems - examples from the Namoi, Gwydir and Barwon alluvial plains, northwestern New South Wales
18) J.J. Drewry, R.S.B. Greene, L.T.H. Newham & B.F.W. Croke: The role of soil regolith properties, river suspended sediment and nutrient concentrations during storm events in the Moruya and Tuross catchments, NSW
19) R.A. Eggleton & G. Taylor: Bioturbation of the Weipa bauxite
20) N. Emselle. D.C. McPhail & S.A. Welch: Reliance, Flinders Ranges: mineralogy, geochemistry and zinc dispersion around a nonsulfide orebody
21) A.J. Fabris & R.W. Fidler: A review of geochemical exploration through deep cover at key prospects in the Curnamona Province: successes and failures
22) A.J. Fabris, X. Lou, N. Zeng, B. Hou, R. Fiddler, J. Keeling & K. Scott: Chinese CHIM - the Australian expedition
23) R.W. Fitzpatrick, A.K.M. Baker, M. Raven, S. Rogers, B. Degens, R. George & J. Kirby: Mineralogy, biogeochemistry, hydro-pedology and risks of sediments, salt efflorescences and soils in open drains in the wheatbelt of Western Australia
24) K.E. Fitzsimmons: From little things big things grow: reconstructing past environments from Quaternary desert dune sediments and stratigraphy
25) S. Gibbons & S.M. Hill: Regolith carbonates of the Tibooburra/Milparinka Inliers, northwest NSW: characteristics, regional geochemistry and minerals exploration implications
26) D. Gibson, A Fitzpatrick & H. Apps: Using a LiDAR DEM, radiometrics and magnetics to map basaltic regolith in the Lake Corangamite catchment, Victoria
27) W. Green, R. Greene & K. Scott: Indications of local sources of modern dust in NSW
28) P. Grevenitz & A.R. Chivas: Statistical methods for determining geochemical residence in mineral phases: evaluation of pedogenic calcrete trace element data
29) C. Gunton, A.G. Christy & D.C. McPhail: The effect of anions on the adsorption of copper and zinc onto goethite
30) M. Hatch, G. Heinson & T. Munday: Temporal monitoring of floodplain hydrogeology using electrical and electromagnetic geophysical methods
31) P.J. Heath, S. Greenhalgh & N.G. Direen: Magnetic susceptibilities of surface materials taken at Fowlers Gap, New South Wales
32) S.M. Hill & I.C. Roach: Regolith-landforms of northern Lake Paddock, Fowlers Gap Arid Zone Research Station, Western NSW
33) K.A. Hulme & S.M. Hill: River red gum biogeochemistry associations with substrate: bedrock penetrators or stream sediment amalgamators?
34) E.J. Joseph, S. Kim, M. Hatch, G, Heinson & C. Drown: Transient electromagnetic studies near Baggy Green mineral prospect, South Australia
35) J.L. Keeling, A.J. Mauger, V. Stamoulis & B. Morris: Kimberlite weathering and role for hyperspectral surveys in the search for diamonds in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia
36) G.A. Kew & R.J. Gilkes: Morphology and field recognition of bauxite mine floor regolith
37) K. Khider & D.C. McPhail: Hydrogeology and hydrogeochemistry in the Hermidale area, NSW
38) K. Khider & K.G. McQueen: Geochemical discrimination of weathered bedrock in the Hermidale-Byrock region of western NSW
39) S. Kim, G. Heinson & J. Joseph: Laboratory measurements of electrokinetic potential from fluid flow in porous media
40) S. Lamontagne, W.S. Hicks, S. Rogers & R.W. Fitzpatrick: Management of sulfidic materials in disposal basins: the Loveday Swamp case study
41) M. Le Gleuher, R. Anand, R.A. Eggleton & N. Radford: Mineral hosts for gold and trace metals in regolith: a LA-ICP-MS study
42) M.J. Lenahan, D.M. Kirste, D.C. McPhail & L.K. Fifield: Cl- and 36Cl distribution in a saline aquifer system: Central New South Wales, Australia
43) P. Leverett, A.R. McKinnon and P.A. Williams: Supergene geochemistry of the Endeavor ore body, Cobar, NSW, and relationships to other deposits in the Cobar Basin
44) M.J.Lintern: Biogeochemical anomalies at Barns Gold Prospect (Eyre Peninsula, South Australia)
45) D.A. Little, J.B. Field and S.A. Welch: Metal dissolution from rhizosphere and non-rhizosphere soils using low molecular weight organic acids
46) D.A. Little, S.A. Welch, L.M. MacDonald & S.L. Rogers: Microbial community structural and functional diversity in the rhizosphere of co-occurring forest trees
47) J. de Livera & D.C. McPhail: Copper transport through iron-rich regolith
48) C. Low, D. Gore, M.P. Taylor & H. Louie: Black bluebush and old man saltbush biogeochemistry on a contaminated site: Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia
49) Y. Ma & A.W. Rate: Naturally occurring charcoal: a trace element sink
50) A.J. Mauger: Progress with hyperspectral analysis of geological terrains
51) A.M. Mayo & S.M. Hill: Mineral exploration through an aeolian dunefield near Wudinna, Gawler Craton, South Australia: a framework of plant biogeochemistry and geobotany
52) K.G. McQueen, B.J. Pillans & M.L. Smith: Doing the time warp with element dispersion
53) L.J. Moerkeren & J.B. Field: The distribution of precious metals in two dry sclerophyll forest trees: early steps in research at Tomakin Park gold mine, New South Wales
54) R.R.P. Noble: An environmental assessment of arsenic in soils from the Stawell Gold mine area, Victoria
55) A.E. Petts & S.M. Hill: Regolith-landforms and mapping of the Coyote Au Deposit, Tanami Desert, Northern Territory
56) B. Pillans & M. Craig: Reconnaissance palaeomagnetic dating of regolith samples from the Northern Territory
57) A. Pring, C. Tenailleau, B. Etschmann, J. Brugger & Ben Grguric: The transformation of pentlandite to violarite under mild hydrothermal conditions: a dissolution-reprecipitation reaction
58) N. Reid, S.M. Hill & D.M. Lewis: Tanami geobotany and biogeochemistry: towards its characterisation, role in regolith evolution and implications for mineral exploration
59) F. Reith: Contribution of plants and microbiota to the biological turnover of gold at the Tomakin Park gold mine, New South Wales, Australia
60) E. Rhodes, J. Chappell, T. Fujioka, K. Fitzsimmons, J. Magee, M. Aubert & D. Hewitt: The history of aridity in Australia: chronological developments
61) I.C. Roach & S.M. Hill: Regolith-landforms of the Hazledean Plug area, Monaro Volcanic Province, southeast NSW
62) I.C. Roach & S.D. Walker: Biogeochemical expression of gold in native tree leaves at Wyoming and Tomingley, NSW
63) B.P. Ruxton: The regolith of the Purari Delta and adjacent thrust belts in Papua New guinea: a promising oil search area
64) M.S. Smith: A glimpse at the geochemistry of alkaline salt-affected soils
65) P. Somerville, I. White, S. Beavis, B. MacDonald & S.A. Welch: Groundwater and stream interations in Widden Brook, upper Hunter Valley, NSW - Preliminary results
66) L.M. Stoian & L.M. Broadbridge: Palynology in sedimentary environments: examples of application in diamond and heavy minerals exploration in South Australia
67) K.P. Tan, M. Glover, M. Turner, R. Cresswell & K. Lawrie: Predicting salt mobility from soil moisture contents at specific matric potentials in regolith materials
68) M.P. Taylor & K. Hudson-Edwards: Dispersal and storage of sediment-associated zinc in the Leichhardt River, Mt Isa, Queensland
69) S. Tynan, S. Eggins, L. Kinsley, S.A. Welch & D. Kirste: Mussel shells as environmental tracers: an example from the Loveday Basin
70) A.J. Usher, D.C. McPhail & J. Brugger: Spectrophotometry of gold(III) halides
71) V.G Waclawik, S.C. Lang & C. Krapf: Fluvial response to tectonic activity: the Neales River, Lake Eyre, central Australia
72) L. Wallace, S.A. Welch, D. Kirste, S. Beavis & D.C. McPhail: Characteristics of inland acid sulfate soils of the lower Murray floodplains, South Australia
73) S.A. Welch, S. Beavis, D. Kirste, L. Wallace, S. Tynan, F. Beavis & P. Somerville: The Loveday Basin: salinity, acidity, water chemistry, isotope geochemistry, mineralogy, biology and squishy mud
74) V.N.L. Wong, R.S.B. Greene, B.W. Murphy, R. Dalal & S. Mann: Decomposition of added organic material in salt-affected soils
75) M. Worthy: High-resolution total stream power estimates for the Cotter River, Namadgi National Park, Australian Capital Territory

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