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GRANULAR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

DATABASE STANDARDIZATION AND DOCUMENTATION

Created By:

Carlene Paquette

April 1993

Land Management Division Indian and Northern Affairs Canada

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

2.0 Main Database C O ~ D O J J ~ & . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2.1 Patabam NaminP Convention . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

3.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 3.1 Methodologv Phase 1 - Flat-File Database . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 3.2 e Standardization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 3.2.1 Historical Database . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 3 3.3 Standardized Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

4.0 Methodolopv Phase 2 - Borehole Databases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

5.0 Conclusiow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

6.0 Recommendations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

7.0 Bibliozrashy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

APPENDIX 1 : Fields Replaced by the Historical Database APPENDIX 2: Historical Database Reports APPENDIX 3: Abbreviations - Contractor Names and Local Names APPENDIX 4: Old Structure for Report Catalogue / Deposit Database APPENDIX 5: Report Catalogue Structure and Data Dictionary APPENDIX 6: Deposit Database Structure and Data Dictionary APPENDIX 7: FSEBase View and File Structure

LIST OF TABLES

Table 1: Historical Database - Structure and Data Dictionary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Table 2: Datalink Databases and Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Table 3: Old and New Database File Names . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Table 4: Borehole Databases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -17 Table 5: Standard ESEBase Views . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

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1.0 Introductiou

The Department of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada has responsibility for control

and administration of the lands in the Northwest Territories and the Yukon under the

Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Act (1970). The department’s

duties include management of surficial rights and resource extraction in the North, The

Northern Granular Resources Program, administered by the Land Programs Section, Land

Management Division, Natural Resources and Environment Branch, has been engaged in

various information gathering and analysis activities to help manage granular resources in the

North. Numerous field investigations of granular resources, funded by the department and

others, have in the past five years, been converted to digital form through the entry of this

data into database format. These databases contain descriptions of field investigations, site

descriptions, locations, estimated material quality, results of geotechnical tests, estimated

volumes and detailed borehole logs of subsurface conditions and sample test results. The

current challenge is to standardize the databases in order to facilitate information extraction

and to allow for the databases to be amalgamated, at a future date, into three units, the

Yukon, the NWT and the Offshore/Beaufort Sea. This data will aid resource managers with:

the creation of granular resource management plans, with long-term land use planning and

with the issue/administration of resource extraction permits.

This report describes the initial database structures and contents, documents changes

in file structures and field names, and summarizes the new databases. The intent is to

provide a clear path to the new databases for those familiar with the old, and detailed

descriptions of their development and contents for new users.

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2.0 Main Database CornDonen@

There are four main database components: the Report Catalogue, the Deposit

Database, the Borehole Database and the-Historical Database. All the databases are x-base

compatible (.dbf) fdles. The first three databases can be linked through two common fields

designated as Study Number and Source Number. Figure 1 illustrates the linkages between

the main departmental granular databases and summarizes the type of information each

database provides. The key field in the historical database is the database name. Each

database will be discussed further below. (The first three descriptions are taken from

Trimble and Gowan, 1990.)

Report Catalogue - This contains a listing of all available reports containing granular

resource data for the area under study; included are geotechnical, surficial geology, airphoto

interpretation and geophysical reports. This information extends beyond a bibliographic

database by including a preliminary evaluation of the extent and usefulness of the data in the

reports. (A separate Bibliographic database for the Mackenzie Valley, is in the Same format

as a report catalogue, but also contains reports lacking information about specific granular

sources.) Report Catalogues are simple flat-file (or data table) type databases.

Deposit Database - Data for individual sources (gravel pits and/or deposits) that was

obtained from the reports listed in the Report Catalogue is included in this database. A

comprehensive description of a Source and its materials is obtained if all fields are filled out.

This database summarizes the information contained in the Borehole Database and is

available for all study areas except the Beaufort Sea. Deposit Databases are also simple flat-

file (or data table) type databases.

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Borehole Database - Geotechnical borehole data from reports listed in the Report

Catalogues and for individual sources listed in the Deposit Databases is included in this

component. These include a description of the borehole, stratigraphic data and laboratory

test results. A complete borehole log, and other graphical or tabular output can also be

generated with the borehole database software. The Borehole Databases are relational

databases created and accessed using the ESEBase borehole database management software.

Borehole databases consist of a series of files related to each other on common key fields,

Historical Database - This is a database file designed to summarize all database work

done by region. This file, done in a simple flat-file database format, catalogues and

summarizes work done on any departmental databases (Report Catalogues, Deposit Databases

or Borehole Databases) by contractors or departmental personnel. These entries replace the

specific fields, including: compiler, compile date, data compilation project number, updater,

update date, and update project number which have been included in previous databases (See

Appendix 1 for an explanation of the fields which have been replaced by the Historical

Database). This change reduces duplication and decreases the amount of data entry work per

record for the contractor. As well, it provides the department with an easy access, detailed

record of work completed on the databases. Initially, we have created the historical

databases for the existing work. In the future, the historical database will be created or

updated by any contractor who does work on a database as part of their contract. Table 1 is

the structure and data dictionary of a Historical Database. Appendix 2 contains print outs of

the various historical databases created during this project.

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This database contains a database (.dbf) file and a second accompanying file, with the

same name as the .dbf file, but with the extension .dbt (for dB=) or .fpt (for FoxPro), for

data in memo fields. These files (the .dbf and .dbt/.fpt) must be kept together since losing

the memo file will result in the loss of all descriptions of the work done, thereby negating

the purpose of the summary database.

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Table 1: Historical Database - Structure and Data Dictionary

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Structure for database: History.dbf Number of data records: 1 Date of last update : 01/29/93 Memo file block size : 64

Field Field Name 1 DATE 2 CONTRACTOR 3 COMPILER 4 CO-JOB-NO 5 SP-JOB-NO 6 DB-NAME 7 REPORT-TIT 8 COMMENTS

** Total **

Type Date Character Character Character Character Character Character Memo 301

Width Dec Index 8 100 40 15 15 12 100 10

HISTORICAL DATABASE - FIELD SUMMARY AND DATA DICTIONARY

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DATE Date: The date when work was done on the database given in the format MMIDDNY.

CONTRACTOR Contractor: The name of the contractor who did work on the database

COMPILER Compiler: The name(s) of the individual(s) at the contractor's office who did the database. work on this project.

Il Co-JoB-No I Contractor's File Number: The contractor's file number under which work on the contract is stored.

SP-JOB-NO Sponsor's File Number: The sponsor's file or contract number under which the database work was commissioned.

. . . . . . . . . ..

DB-NAME Database Name: The name of the database file (eg. MACK92DP.dbf).

REPORT-TIT Report Title: The title of the contractor's accompanying report which details work done on the database.

COMMENTS Comment S u m m a r y : This field is included so that a brief discussion of work done on the database can be included by the contractor. Ideally this summary field should document ALL major changes to the database such as: structural changes, major data dditions/edits, and combining databases. All mjor changes to specific records should be noted here. Proper documentation in this field is necessary M) that older information is not used by mistake.

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2.1 Database Namin? Convention

It was necessary to develop a standardized naming convention to describe and

delineate all of our database files. The structure which was chosen is as follows: up to four

characters which represent the abbreviated geographical region name (NAME), two

characters which indicate the year work was completed (YY) and two characters which

indicate the type (TP) or content of the database (eg. DP - Deposit, RP - Report, BH -

Borehole, HS - History, BB - Bibliography). Therefore the names follow the format:

NAMEYYTP. For example, in the Mackenzie Valley files would be called:

NMK93DP.DBF, SMK93DP,DBF, MK93RP.DBF, MK93BH.DBF, MK93BB.DBF and

MK93HS.DBF.

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3.0 Methodology

The first step of this project involved collecting all the databases and related reports

completed by the Granular Resources Program. A total of twenty three flat-file databases

were found. Eight of these databases were Deposit Databases, eight were Report Catalogues

and one was a Bibliographic database (same format as a Report Catalogue). Table 2 shows

the pertinent data about each of these databases. As well, a number of relational databases,

containing detailed borehole logs were found. It was decided to work on the databases in

two phases, Phase one for the flat-file databases and Phase 2 for the relational databases.

The current listing of contractor abbreviations and geographical place name abbreviations is

included in Appendix 3.

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Table 2: Datnliok Databasa d tnformatiw

Digitization of Granular Rerwn?e Data: IGRANDEP.dbf 1988 Inuvialuit Set t lemn~ Area

1GRANCAT.dbf

Onnular Rellourcen hentory - North Alaska N-PORT.dbf 1989 Highway Comdor (km 1748 - km 1966, Alaska Highway, Yukon) NASOURCLdbf

Granular Remutces Inventory - Dempstcr DHREWRT.dbf 1990 Highway Corridor yT/NwT

DHSOURCE.dbf

Granular Resources Databaw Watson &kc WUZEPORT.dbf 1991 and hbergc Resource Management Areas Yukon Tomtory WOURCE.dbf

Granular Remurces Databass Watson Lake LASOURCE.dbf 1991 and Laberge Reaource MaMgeInent A r e a s Yukon Tenitory LAREF’ORT.dbf

Paulatuk Granular Resourcea Inventory and PL9lSRCE.dbf 1991 Recommendationu for Development

PL91CAT.dbf

Mackenzie Valley Tramporution Comdor MACK92RC.dbf 1992 Granular Resoulrc Database

MACK92BB.dbf

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SRCE92NM.dbf

SRCE92SM.dbf

Canadian Benufort S u Geocechnical n d BEAU93JN.dbf 1993 Geophysical Database8

Granular Resoulrc Databases For Six (6) Resource Management Arms Yukon Territory

BEAV93RP.dbf

BWV93SC.dbf

CARM93RP.dbf

CARM93SC,dbf

DAWS93RP.dbf

DAWS93SC.dbf

ROSS93RP.dbf

ROSS93SC.dbf

TAG193RP.dbf

TAG193SC.dbf

TESL93RP.dbf

TESL93SC.dbf

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I993

Repon Catalomc (42 records)

EBA Report Catalogue (18 m o d s )

Deposit Databaw (30 mords)

EBA Report Catalogue (66 mords)

Deposit DntabaPe (84 rccords)

EBA Report Catalogue (3 recorda)

&posit Databarrc (313 mords)

EBA Deposit Databa= (1 11 nxordu)

Rcpon Catalogue (1 record) r: 1 Deposit Database (4 E C O ~ B )

Reporl Catalogue (7 reconiu)

Repon Cataloguc (130 recorda)

Bibliography (reportslmaps), (188

Deposit Databaac (762 records)

Dcpoait Daubas0 (293 records)

Report Catalogue (1 cord)

Deposit Database (92 mords)

Rcpon Catalogue (3 recorda)

Dewait Database (308 motda)

Report Catalogue (2 mcordn)

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3.1 &¶&hodoIoeV Ph= 1 - ".Database

Initially all the files were loaded into the sections computer where they could be

manipulated with FoxPro 2.0 software and their database structures were printed.

(Appendix 4 contains the original database structures of each of these files.) This data was

summarized by creating a chart which showed field names on one axis and file names on the

other. As well, the data dictionaries were searched to verify the definitions for various field

names.

Standardized field names were developed for each data classification. An effort was

made to make these field names as meaningful as possible to aid future database users. As

well, location fields (eg. longitude and latitude) were named using a format which is

compatible with the QuikMap mapping program. Using these standardized field names two

new standard structures were crated, one for Report Catalogues and one for Deposit

Databases. (Initially, field lengths for these two structures were determined by surveying the

data. Over time, the field lengths were changed as longer fields were encountered in the

files.)

It was decided to eliminate a number of fields which related to the data compilation

and updating by contractors as these contained the same information for each database.

These fields were moved to a sepatate file called a Historical Database.

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3.2 Database Standardizatioq

The standardization process consisted of a number of steps. Care was taken to

document and back up each step to ensure no data was lost. The steps required are listed

below, with FoxPro commands shown in bold.

1.

2.

3.

Select the database which is being changed, ex. SRCE92NM.dbf. Use SRCE92NM.

Copy the old database structure to a file using the following command. Copy to

(path)\NMK93DP.old structure extended.

Use the old database structure. Use N”D3DP.old. Append from the template

database structure, Deposit-str or ReportAr depending on the database type. Append

from Deposit.str. The database structure will now contain all the old fields (from the

original database) and all the new fields (from the template database).

Edit the structure using browse and add an “n” to the beginning of all the new field

names. This is necessary since the database cannot be created unless the field names

are unique. This also helps the user easily distinguish between new and old fields.

Care must be taken to ensure that the data fields are of the same length and trpe

otherwise data could be lost. If the new field length was not sufficient the length was ’

increased to match the old field length. As well, the database structure template

(Report.str and Deposit.str) was edited to show the change.

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4. Create a new database from the structure NMK93DP.old. Create NMK93DP from

NMK93DP.old. This command creates a new database with the structure of both the

old database and new databases.

5 . Use the new database, MK93DP.dbf. Use NMK93DP. Append all the old records.

Append from SRCE92NM. This crates a database which contains all the original

data, stored under the original field names. The new fields are present but empty.

(Note: In some cases when this command was attempted it generated the error - Not

a Database File. In these cases it was necessary to go back to the structure

Report.old created in step 3 and edit it. Field lengths were reduced to one for many

of the new fields and the database was again created using steps 4 and 5 . Later, as

fields were deleted in step 6, the new fields were again expanded back to their proper

length.)

6. Using the replace command, transfer the data from the old fields to the new fields.

Replace all NMK93DP. < new field name > with < old field name > . Visual

verification of the transfer should be used to check that data is actually transferred.

Once the data was successfully transferred the old field was deleted from the

structure. This step is repeat4 until all fields are transferred to the new field names.

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7. Once all the data has been transferred and all the old field names deleted, the new

field names must be edited ta remove the character "n" which identified it as a new

field. Using the modify structure command in the FoxPro menus the "n" is removed

from each field and the original name restored.

8. After all databases have been standatdized it is necessary to compare the structures

with the final structure of the files Report.str and Deposit.str. Any field lengths

which have been changed in each database must be edited. This ensures that all the

databases have the exact same file structure, both in terms of field names and field

length.

9. Back up all work to disk to ensure that the finished product is saved.

It should be noted that a number of fields have changed name. In general this has

lead to little change in the databases. One exception is the problem of Study Numbers. In

highway corridors (North Alaska and Dempster) Study Numbers were assigned according to

a chronological listing of reports on the study area with the oldest report being O01 and

progressing forward to the most recent report. In these cases the Study Number from the

original database is now in a field c a l l e d Study Order. Where possible, study numbers have

been created in these databases to fill in this data field, In these areas Study Order is a

unique identifier which cm be used to link the databases.

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The new standardized structure and data dictionary for a Report Catalogue is located

in Appendix 5 and Appendix 6 contains the Same information for the new Deposit Database.

3.2.1 Historical Database

Historical databases were crated as part of this project. Historical databases are

designed to provide a summary of work done on regional database, including any changes or

updates to the original files. The Historical databases were created by researching past

database activity in consultants reports. In the future, records should be added by the

contractors who updatdcreate the databases as part of their contract requirements. The

structure and data dictionary for a Historical Database is included in Table 1. Printed

reports of each Historical Database can be found in Appendix 2.

3.3 Standardized Ries

The resultant files created by this procedure are consistent with the new standardized

format and have been named using the database naming convention described earlier.

Table 3 illustrates the old and new database file names, as well as the geographic area which

the data in the file covers.

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Table 3: Old and New Databue N e N u e s

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lnuvialuit Sethnent Area 1988 Report Catalogue IGRANCAT Mu93RP (42 recorda)

1988 Deposit Database IGRANDEP MW93DP (226 records)

Paulatuk 1991 Repofi Catalogue PL91CAT PL93Rp (-7 mcords)

k I 1991 Deposit Database PL9 1 SRCE PL93DP

(4 records)

Mackenzie Valley 1992 Repon Catalogue MACW2RC MK93RP ( I 30 records)

1992 Bibliopnphy M A W Z B B -3 BB (188 records)

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N o h Mackenzie Valley 1992 Dcpoait Database SRCE9ZNM NMK93DP (5S8 reconin)

South Mackenzie Valley 1992 Deposit Database SRCE92SM SMK93DP

OFF SHORE DATABASE

Gcotechnical and Geophysical

North Alaska Highway Corridor

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Re- Catalogue WLREPORT wL93RP (3 rocorda)

kpmh Databaw WLSOURCE WL93DP (3 13 rocorda)

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ll Drpoait Databaw LASOWRCE W 3 D P (111 recorda)

Il cretk I 1993

Report Catalogue (2 BEAV93SC roFOrdr)

II I BEAV93RP I

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Deposit Database cARM93sc (293 mords)

II I 1993 Repod Catalogue (1 DAWSPJRP mord)

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Il Ross River Report Catalogue (3 ROSS93RP ECOrd8)

Deporit Databare ROSS93SC (308 records)

Tagith TAGI93RP Rcpott Cntalogue (2 1993 mords)

Deposit Databale O03 mcords)

TA0193SC

II Repod Catalogue (2 TESL93RF' recorda)

Please note: The databases for six of the resource management areas in the Yukon territory (Beaver Creek, Carmacks, Dawson, Ross River, Tagish and Teslin) have not yet been standardized. They are currently being revised by the contractor and should be available soon.

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4.0 &Iethodoloev Phase 2 - Borehole Dalabase

For phase two of the project it was necessary to describe all available borehole

databases. The twenty borehole databases located are summarized in Table 4. The borehole

software, ESEBase, uses a specific relational database structure, hence changes to files were

not possible. The ESEBase program links several .dbf files together through a common

field, the borehole number. Each series of .dbf files has the Same file name from borehole

database to borehole database, including: Where, Who, Misc, Sample, Basic, Comments,

Consolid(ation), Custom, Science, Soil, Strength, Measfact, Measunit, Viewdefs, Views, and

Wells. Thus each database is in a separate directory to maintain the file names. ESEBase

allows the user to access these component databases through menu driven views. These

views, summarized in Table 5 and Appendix 7, make the storage of data in each of these

component databases transparent to the user.

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Table 4: Borehole Databases

Author OirccGDry I N a m I Conftnt Il Repon Tille

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hvialuit SetUemcnt %ad and Gmvel inventory and R ~ C O ~ I I ~ ~ ~ ~ O K M for DEveloDmont

1981 EBA I INAC I Database containing 545 borehole and

Geatcchnical Invantigation of Potential Sand rind Gravel Res~cves, lnuvirluit Settlement Region. Thme report amas: 155 South Deposit, Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T.. Deposit 467 (willow River). Awavik, N.W.T. and 1407 (Caribou wih) Depaeit, Inuvik, N.W.T.

Databasc containing 58 b o d o l e and testpit logs from the lnuvirluit Settlement Region.

1990

1989

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1990

199 1

- 1992

1993

1988

EBA I NuSu

Daubaw containing 593 borehole and teutpit logs from the N o d Alaska Highwny Corridor rtgion.

Granular Resource8 Inventory - Nonh Ahaka Higbwny Corridor (km 1748 - km 1966, Alaska Highway, Yukon)

Futal Report, Qnnular Resources Inventory - Dempater Highwny Corridor.

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EBA I Mackenzie Valley Database: Final Report

EBA I MACK

Dambas containing 11,449 borehole and testpit logs from the Mackenzie Valley region.

" ." . . . . .

Databalle containing 80 borehole and teapit logs from the Puulatuk area. II hulatuk Qnnular Resources Inventory a d

Rtcommendatiom for Development

II Sachu Harbour Granular Inventory FAC I SACHS I Database containing 9 borehole r d tertpit loes from the Sachs Harbour area.

H Holman Granular Inventory Databaw containing 11 terrrpit lag8 h m the Holman ama.

This dambase was previously called WCSAK. It was compiled in 1988 for the Erksnk region and conwins 93 borehole logs.

EBA E R K s m a Beaufort Sea Gcotachnical Database (Volume 1)

Thiu daubane wau previously caUd ISSEW. It was compiled in 1988 for the Isscrk region and contains 99 borehole logu.

ISSERKSS

This database was previously called BEAUFORT. It was compiled in 1988 for the Beaufort Sea, excluding the Isnerk and Erkmk regions, and conmin8 1226 borehole logs.

BEAU88

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1989

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- 1991

1993

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EBA

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(2935) of the borehole logs cornpilad u) date for the Beaufort Sea including the

Table 5: Standard ESEBase Views

ompression Index, Rebound Index, Initial Void Ratio and Thaw

Relates Sample Number and Sample Top with Permafrost Data,

SOIL Relates depth with Soil Descriptions, Boundary Interfaces, and user-defined Soil units flags.

COMMENTS An additional comment field which relates depth with text. (ie. drillers comments, etc.)

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5.0 Conclusions

This project had two main objectives, to catalogue all existing database work (Report

Catalogues, Deposit Databases and Borehole databases), and .to standardize the structure of

all Report and Deposit Databases so that database amalgamation can occur. Twenty three

flat-file databases and twenty relational borehole databases are catalogued in this report.

New file structures were developed for Report Catalogues and Deposit Databases and the

flat-file format databases (eight source catalogue databases, eight report catalogue databases

and one bibliographic database) were formatted to match this new standard. A departmental

database file naming convention was also designed and implemented in this project. The

standardization process and the new standardized structures for these databases are fully

documented in this report and its appendices.

To facilitate the use of the database information, a new "historical" database was

designed and implemented to provide a documentation of database work done (database

creation, update and/or reformatting). This process resulted in the creation of historical

databases for the regions of Beaufort Sea, Dempster Highway Corridor, Inuvialuit

Settlement Area, Holman, Mackenzie Valley, North Alaska Highway Corridor, Paulatuk,

Sachs Harbour and the Yukon (includes: Beaver Creek, Carmacks, Dawson, Laberge, Ross

River, Tagish, Teslin and Watson Lake). Finally, a comprehensive bibliography recording

all DIAND reports which detail the creation/update of report catalogue, source catalogue

and/or borehole databases was assembled.

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6.0

During the project it was noted that study numbers appeared in a number of different

formats. These differences could lead to future problems, especially once the various

component databases are combined into two large territorial databases. It is recommended

that the study numbers be analyzed and a comprehensive study number definition determined.

Special care should be taken to ensure that the study number standard which is chosen is

meaningful, easy to implement, and that it provides a unique identifier for each record.

Finally, this- definition should be implemented by editing the study numbers in all the

applicable databases.

7.0 BiblicgraDhy

Bennett, L.B. 1988. G d r n 1 Re -ri c laims Arm, Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-2-18.

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 1987. mvialuit Settlement Sand and Gravel Inventory md Recommendations for Developmenl. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-4-01.

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 1988a. Beaufort Sea Geotechnical. Database Nolume 11. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, WAC File No: 28-3-22.

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 1988b. Granular Resources Database Dempster HiPhway Corridor YT/W. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-2-23.

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd and GVM Geological Consultants Ltd. 1988. Summary of Granular Resource Data for the Upper Mackenzie Valley Brt Providence to Norman Wells). Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (Sponsored boy NWT Regional Office).

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 1989a. Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Surficial Sediment Database. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File NO: 28-2-28.

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 1989b. Granular Resource Inventory - North Alasb HiPhwav Corridor (km 1748 - km 1966, Alaska HiPhwav. Yukon). Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-2-25.

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 1990a. Final Report. Granular Resources Inventov - Dernoster Hkhwav Corridor. YT/NWT. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-2-23-1.

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 199Ob. Mackenzie Vallev Database: Final Rewe. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File NO: 28-2-32.

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 1991a. Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and GeOPhVSid Da tabw. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File NO: 28-2-28 and 28-3-25.

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 1991b. Granular Resource Databases Watson Lake and bberge Resource Management Areas Yukon Territom. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-3-25.

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EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 199lc. Paulatuk Granular Resources Inventoy and Pecomrnend&ons for DeveloDment (A part of the Inuviduit Final AmeJWU Imdementation P u r a m - Task 7: Sand and Gravel InventoriesL Repod to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-4-08.

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 1991d. M ackenzie Valley -rtation C e Deotechnical D a W . Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, MAC File NO: 28-3-25.

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 1992. Mackenzie Vallev Transportation Corridm Gmnular Resources Databases N&west Territories. Canada. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-2-25-1.

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 1993. Canadian Elmufort Sea Geotechnical and Whvsical Databasa. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File NO: 28-2-25-1.

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. 1993. Granular Resource Databases For Six (6) Resource Management Aras Yukon Territorv. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-2-?

ESE Software Ltd. 1986. ESEBase the dational database for borehole information. Program manual for version 1. loa.

ESE Software Ltd, 1987. ESEBase the relational database for borehole information. Program manual for version 3.0.

ESE Software Ltd. 1991. SEBase the relational database for borehole information. Program manual for version 4.0.

French Arctic Consultants Ltd. 1992. &&s Harbour Granular Inventory. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-4-10.

French Arctic Consultants Ltd. 1993. Holman Granular Inventory. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-4-10.

Hardy Associates (1978) Ltd. 1986. e. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-3-06.

Hardy BBT Ltd. 1990a. Geotechnical Investbtion of Potential Sand and Gravel Reserves, Inuvialuit Settlema Repion. 155 South Deposit. Tuktoyaktuk. N.W.T, Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-4-05.

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Hardy BBT Ltd. 199Ob. Geotechnical Investigation of Potential Sand and Gravel Rwwes, Inuv' dui t Settle me nt Reeion. Deposit 467 willow River). Aklav&, N. W.T, Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-4-05.

Hardy BBT Ltd. 199Oc. Geotechnical Inve:s€i.g,ation of Potenu Sand and Gravel Reserves, Inuvialuit Settlement Region. 1407 (Caribou Hills) De-posit. Inuvik. N.W.T, Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-4-05.

Inuvialuit Development Corporation. 1988, Dieitization of Granular Resource Data; w u i t Settlement Area. Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-4-03.

McElhanney Geosurveys Ltd. 1988. DIAND "Compilation and Cataloyiny of Beaufort Bathymetric and Hirh Resolution Shallow Gcqphvsical Survev Data". Report to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC File No: 28-3-15.

Trimble, J.R. and Gowan R.J. 1990. The Use of PC-based Databases for Northern Granular Resource Inventoriea. In preprint volume, 43rd Canadian Geotechnical Conference.

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FIELDS REPLACED BY TRE HISTORICAL DATABASE APPENDIX 1

BY 1

BY2

BY3

BZ1

822

BW

Compiler COMPILER

compile kt0 COMP-DATE

Dam Compilation Project DC-JOB-NO Number

U p l t e r UPDATE-BY

Updatc Daw UPDT_DATE.

Update Project Number DU-PROJ-NO

Cataloyue -

Index Field N a m Code

Field Abbreviation

COMPILER

COMP-DATE

RECORD-UPD

LASTUPDATE

DU-PROJ-NO

Record compiled by (companylnamc).

Date record compiled. . .. . . . .

J o b number data compilation wa6 donc under.

Record updated by (companyhame).

Date m o r d updated (most recent).

i Job number data update wau done under.

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Field Definition

Record compiled by (company/name).

Date m o r d compiled.

J o b number of the contractor or person who originally compiled the database.

Liaing of contractors or pcrrsclne who have subsequently undemken significant updating of the content of the databaw (e.g. ttanukr Resource Conaultantu Ltd./J. Dot).

The date of me last update of the information presented for the subject granular materials deporit, presented in the format: mmlddlyy (e.g. 121387).

J o b number data update was done under. -

1

HISTORICAL DATABASE REPORTS

Beaufort Sea

Date: Contractor: Compiler: Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: Report Title: Comments:

APPENDIX 2

01/08/88 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Neil R. MacLeod

28-3-22 UNKNOWN Rp Beaufort Sea Geotechnical Database (Volume 1) Produced two report catalogues, one for the Erksak and Isserk Borrow Blocks and one for the rest of the Beaufort Sea. Total of 100 records (13 proprietary data).


01/08/88 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Neil R, MaclLeod

28-3-22 Various BH Beaufort Sea Geotechnical Database (Volume 1) - ESELogs for 94 boreholes at Erksak and 99 boreholes at Isserk - Beaufort Sea Borehole log database (excluding Erksak and

- Total of 1300 borehole logs - Database Names: BEAUFORT, ISSERK, ERKSAK

Isserk)


O 1 /04/89 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Rita Olthof 0305-34475 28-2-28 BEAUFT89 Beaufort S e a Geotechnical and Surficial Sediment Database Contains all (792) of the borehole logs compiled in 1989 for the Beaufort Sea, excluding the Isserk and Erksak regions.

Compiled by C. Paqueue, 1993 - 2-1 -

HISTQBEAL DATABASE REPORTS APPENDIX 2


O 1 / O M 9 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Rita Olthof 0305-34475 28-2-28 ISSRKGC2 Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Surficial Sediment Database Contains all (103) of the borehole logs compiled in 1989 for the Isserk region.

- .


O 1 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Rita Olthof 0305-34475 28-2-28 ERKSGC2 Beaufort S e a Geotechnical and Surficial Sediment Database Contains all (137) borehole logs compiled in 1989 for the Erksak region.


O 1 /03/9 1 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Rita Olthof 0306-34963 28-3-25,28-2-28 BEAU 199 1 Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Contains al (398) borehole logs compiled in 1991 for the Beaufort Sea, excluding the Isserk and Erksak regions.

Compiled by C. Rquettc, 1993 - 2-2 -

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HISTORICAL DATABASE REPORTS APPENDIX 2


01/02/93 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Rita Olthof 0101-1 1085 28-2-25- 1 BEAU93IN Canadian Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Updated and combined databases compiled in 1988 by EBA. Geophysical reports are listed first, then geotechnical reports. Relational report writer report form, location map in report. Total of 302 records.


O 1 /02/93 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Rita Olthof 0101-1 1085 28-2-25-1 BEAU93 Canadian Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Database containing 87 new logs which were done in the ara. (New total of 2935 logs in Beaufort Sea) The new logs are presented under separate cover in a volume titled "Beaufort Sea Database, 1993: Corehole and Borehole Log Data".


O 1/02/93 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Rita Olthof 0101-1 1085 28-2-25-1 BEAU 1993 Canadian Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Contains all (2503) borehole logs compiled to date for the Beaufort Sea, excluding the Isserk and Erksak regions.

Compiled by C. Paquette, 1993 - 2-3 -

HISTORICAL DATABASE REPOR= APPENDIX 2

Date: 01/02/93 Contractor: EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Compiler: Rita Olthof Contractor Job No: 0101-1 1085 Sponsor Job No: 28-2-25-1 Database Name: ISSERK93 Report Title: Canadian Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Comments: Contains all (202) borehole logs compiled to date for the Isserk

region.

Date: O 1 /02/93 Contractor: EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Compiler: Rita Olthof Contractor Job No: 0101-1 1085 Sponsor Job No: 28-2-25-1 Database Name: ERKSAK93 Report Title: Canadian Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Comments: Contains all (230) borehole logs compiled to date for the Ekksak

region.

Date: O 1 /02/93 Contractor: EBA Enginering Consultants Ltd. Compiler: Rita Olthof Contractor Job No: 0101-1 1085 Sponsor Job No: 28-2-25-1 Database Name: BEAU93AL Report Title: Canadian Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Comments: Contains all (2935) borehole logs compiled to date for the

Beaufor tsea including the Isserk and Erksak regions.


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HTSTQRTCAL DATABASE REPORn APPENDIX 2


O 1 /02/93 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Rita Olthof 0101-11085 28-2-25- 1 BEAU88 Canadian Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Contains all (1226) of the borehole logs compiled in 1988 for the Beaufort Sea, excluding the Isserk and Erksak regions. (This database was previously called BEAUFORT.)

" ." . . . . .

Date: Contractor: Compiler: Contractor Job No: Spnsor Job No: Database Name: Report Title: Comments:'

01/02/93 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd.. Rita Olthof 0101-1 1085 28-2-25-1 ISSERK88 Canadian Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Contains all (99) of the borehole logs compiled in 1988 for the Isserk region. (This database was previously c a l l e d ISSERK.)

Date: Contractor: Compiler: Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: Repart Title: Comments:

O 1/02/93 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Rita Olthof 0101-1 1085 28-2-25- 1 BEAU89 Canadian Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Contains all (792) borehole logs compiled in 1989 for the Beaufort Sea, excluding the Isserk and Erksak regions. (Ths database was previously called BEAUF"T89.)

Compiled by C . Paquetle, 1993 - 2-5 -


Date: 01/02/93 Contractor: EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Compiler: Rita Olthof Contractor Job No: 0101-1 1085 Sponsor Job No: 28-2-25-1 Database Name: ISSERK89 Report Title: Canadian Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Comments: Contains all (103) borehole logs compiled in 1989 for the Isserk

region. (”his database was previously called ISSRKGC2.)

Date: 01/02/93 Contractor: EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Compiler: Rita Olthof Contractor Job No: 0101-1 1085 Sponsor Job No: 28-2-25-1 Database Name: ERKSAK89 Report Title: Canadian Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Comments: Contains all (137) borehole logs compiled in 1989 for the Erksak

reigoo. (This database was previously called ERKSGC2.)

Date: 01/02/93 Contractor: EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Compiler: Rita Olthof Contractor Job No: 0101-1 1085 Sponsor Job No: 28-2-25-1 Database Name: BEAU91 Report Title: Canadian Beaufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Comments: Contains all (398) of the borehole logs compiled in 1991 for the

Beaufort Sea, excluding the Isserk and Erksak regions. (This database was previously called BEAU199 1 .)

Compiled by C. hquette, 1993 - 2-6 -

APPENDIX 2 HISTORICAL DATABASE-REPORTS

Date: 01/02/93 Contractor: EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd, Compiler: Rita Olthof Contractor Job No: 0101-1 1085 Sponsor Job No: 28-2-25-1 Database Name: GREPORTS Report Title: Canadian Baufort Sea Geotechnical and Geophysical Databases Comments: Database containing all the updated geophysical line listings

obtained from LGC. Also four separate databases called: DOME, ESSO, GSC, and GULF, one for each sponsor.

Date: 04/23/93 Contractor: INAC Compiler: Carlene Paquette Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: BEAU93RP Report Title: Granular Resource Management Program - Database

Comments: - Standardized Beaufort Sea Report Catalogue (BEAU93IN.dbf) Standardization and Documentation

to new format. - Total of 302 records.

Date: 04/23/93 Contractor: WAC Compiler: Carlene Paquette Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: Beau Bh db’s Report Title: Granular Resource Management Program - Database

Comments: - Documented past ESEBase borehole database work in the Standardization and Documentation

Beaufort S e a for report.

Compiled by C. Paqueue. 1993 - 2-7 -


Date: 04/28/93 Contractor: INAC Compiler: Carlene Paquette Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: BEAU93HS Report Title: Granular Resource Management Program - Database

Standardization and Documentation Comments: - Created historical database of Beaufort Sea region, entered

relevant data.

Compiled by C. Paquette. 1993 - 2-8 -

APPENDIX 2

DTORICAL DATABASE REPORTS APPENDIX 2

Date: Contractor: Compiler: Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: Report Title:

Comments:

01/06/88 EBA Engincering Consultants Ltd, S.M. King, J.R. Trimble O20 1 -48O

GRANCAT,DBF Granular Resources Database Dempster Highway Corridor YT/NwT - Study Catalogue containing 66 records


Comments:

O 1 /06/88 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. S.M. King, J.R. Trimble 020 1-4800

SOURCAT,DBF Granular Resources Database Dempster Highway Comdor YTINWT - Deposit Database with 1 18 records


Comments:

01/06/88 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. S.M. King, J.R. Trimble 020 1-4800

BOREHOLE Granular Resources Database Dempster Highway Corridor YTtNWT - Borehole Database (ESEBase format) containing 576 records. - Note: approximately 4000 borehole/t&t pit logs were reviewed

during the project and an additional 76 logs were located but not input due to budgetary constraints.

Compiled by C. Paquet&, 1993 - 2-9 -


Comments:

01/01/90 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. J.R. Trimble 020 1-4989

DHREPORT.DBF Final Report - Granular Resources Inventory - Dempster Highway Corridor YT/NWT - Added several new fields to standardize with previous database - North Alaska Highway Corridor, YT. - Assigned chronological report numbers - 66 records total

Date: Contractor: Compiler: Contractor Job NO: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: Report Title:

Comments:


DHSOURCE.DBF Final Report - Granular Resources Inventory - Dempster Highway Corridor YT/NWT - All of the "origind" 118 sources were examined, some "new"

ones found, and several "original" sources (pits) of common geological origin were combined into one source. (Exception: first 8 pits along the Highway (km 0-8) were kept separate to prevent data loss.)

- Summary table of Old and New Source Numbers. - Updated original source data sheets to reflect actual conditions

- Added stockpile volumes from Yukon Government Records. - Added new source in the "Eagle River Bridge" area (Source

- Total of 84 records

and new kilometre post numbers.

No. 0377.8B) which consists of 19 logs.

Compiled by C. Pnquetle, 1993 - 2-10 -



Comments:


BOREHOLE Final Report - Granular Resources Inventory - Dempster Highway Corridor YTINWT - Added 68 borehole logs, 19 in the Eagle River Bridge area and

49 logs from the Dempster Lateral Pipeline. As well, 8 logs were examined and discarded as their lithology showed that the granular materials were primarily sand with greater than 30% fines.

- Changed borehole numbers to reflect revised kilometre posts. (Borehole numbers consist of 8 characters, the first five being numeric for the kilometre post of the Source to tenths (na decimal), followed by alphabetic €3 or T (Borehole or Testpit) and two alph-numeric digits corresponding to the original Borehole or Testpit number.

- Summary table with old and new source numbers - Appendix E details the relationship between Borehole Number,

Report Number, Source Number and location. - Total of 644 Records.


Comments:

04/23/93 INAC Carlene Paquette

DHC93RP Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Formatted report catalogue (DEMP-CAT.dbf) to new

- 66 records total. standardized format.


STORICAL DATABASE REPORTS APPENDIX 2


Comments:


DHC93DP Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Formatted deposit databaselsource catalogue (DEMPSORS.dbf)

to new standardized format. - Total of 84 records.


Comments:


DHC93HS Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Created historical database for Dempster Highway Corridor,

entered relevant data. ". ..

Date: 04/23/93 Contractor: INAC Compiler: Carlene Paquette Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: DEMPSTER BH Report Title: Granular Resource Management Program Database

Comments: Standardization and Documentation


STORTCAL DATABASE REPORTS APPENDIX 2

Holman

Date: 03/01/93 Contractor: French Arctic Consultants Ltd. Compiler: Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: 28-4- 10 Database Name: HOLMAN (BH) Report Title: Holman Granular Inventory Comments: - Esebase format database of testpits from the Holman area.

- 11 records.


Comments:


HOLMAN (BH) Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Documented ESEBase format database for the Holman ara,

entered available data.

Date: 04/23/93 Contractor: INAC Compiler: Carlene Paquette Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: HOL93HS Report Title: Granular Resource Managernent Program - Database

Standardization and Documentation Comments:

Compiled by C. Rquette, 1993

- Created historical database for Holman ara to document all database work.

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Comments:

APPENDIX 2

01/04/87 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd.

0101-4575 28-4-01 INAC (BH) Inuvialuit Settlement Sand and Gravel Inventory and Recommendations for Development - ESEBase database containing 545 borehole and testpit entries.

Date: O 1 /05!88

Compiler: Contractor Job No: 87-0138 Sponsor Job No: Database Name: 1GRANCAT.DBF Report Title: Digitization of Granular Resource Data: Inuvialuit Settlement

Comments: - Devised unique numbers of each report. Ex. I77H-MS, I = Inuvialuit Settlement Region, 77 = year of the report, H = contractor's initials (H=Hardy), MS = alphanumeric indicating area, zone, number of sites or source (MS=Many Sites)

Contractor: Inuvialuit Development Corporation, Inuvik, NWT

A m

- Reports and query routines - can relate to other databases done under same contract by

S tudy-no - 42 records



Date: Contractor: Compiler: Contractor Job NO: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: Report Title:

Comments:

01/05/88 Inuvialuit Development Corporation, Inuvik, NWT

87-0 138

1GRANDEP.DBF Digitization of Granular Resource Data: Inuvialuit Settlement A r a - Can relate to other databases done under same contract by

- Reports, no queries. - 226 records

study no and/or source-no


Comments:

01/05/88 Inuvialuit Development Corporation, Inuvik, NWT

87-0 138

ILA/PAMAPGIS Digitization of Granular Resource Data: Inuvialuit Settlement Area - Exported information on the digitized deposits from the

ILA/PAMAP GIS - named by Mapname and levelnumber and contains Study-no and Source-no,

- Digitization of mainland, Banks Island and Victoria Island. Because some of the mainland deposits are described in more than one report, there exist duplicate spatial records. The most recent deposit descriptions are on level 5 , with earlier descriptions on levels 7 and 11.

- Total of 4 maps: Delta Mainland, Paulatuk, Sachs Harbour and Holman. (Scale 1:250,000)

- Information can be exported to dbase III+ and accessed.


DTORICAL DATABASE RElWRTS APPENDIX 2

Date: 01/01/90 Contractor: Hardy BBT Ltd. Compiler: Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: INUV (BH) Report Title: Geotechnical Investigation of Potential Sand and Gravel Reserves,

Comments: - Three reports covering areas: 155 South Deposit, Tuktoyaktuk, Inuvialuit Settlement Region

N. W.T., Deposit 467 (Willow River), Aklavik, N. W.T. and 1407 (Caribou Hills) Deposit, Inuvik, N.W.T.

- ESEBase format database containing 58 borehole and testpit entries.

Date: 04/23/93 Contractor: INAC Compiler: Carlene Paquette Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: INU93HS Report Title: Granulas Resource Management Program - Database

Comments: - Created historical database for the Inuvialuit Settlement Standardization and Docurnentation

Region, entered available data.

Date: 04/23/93 Contractor: INAC Compiler: Carlene Paquette Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: INU93RP Report Title: Granular Resource Management Program - Database

Comments: - Formatted report catalogue (IGRANCAT.dbf) to new Standardization and Documentation

standardized format. - Total of 42 records.

Compiled by C. Rquetto, 1993 - 2-16 -

H m O R I C A L DATABASE WPORTS APPENDIX 2


Comments:


INU93DP Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Formatted deposit databaselsource catalogue (IGRANDEP.dbf)

to new standardized format. - Total of 226 records.


Comments:

04/23/93 WAC Carlene Paquette

INUV & INAC Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Documented two ESEBase borehole databases for this region,

INUV and INAC.



Date: O 1 /OW9 1 Contractor: EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Compiler: J.R, Trimble Contractor Job No: 020 1 - 10603 Sponsor Job No: Database Name: LAREPORT.DBF Report Title: Granular Resource Databases Watson Lake and Laberge Resource

Management Areas Yukon Territory Comments: - Assemble and computerize a 1977 report by Archer, Cathra

and Associates entitled "Yukon Gravel Inventory". - Entered applicable information into database - Report numbers assigned to each report using the format:

Digits 1-4 (Sponsor), Digits 5-6 (Year), Digits 7-10 (Coded project name, description or location), Digits 11-12 (Numbers 1-99 to differentiate reports completed for the same sponsor in the same year in the same study area).

- One Record

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HISTORICAL DATAB- APPENDIX 2

Date: Contractor: Compiler: Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: Reprt Title:

Comments:

O 1 /08/9 1 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. J.R. TRIMBLE 0201-1ofjo3

LASOURCE.DBF Granular Resource Databases Watson Lake and Laberge Resource Management Areas Yukon Territory - All technical information listed in 1977 Archer, Cathro and

Associates report "Yukon Gravel Inventory", for each source, was entered in the database,

maps and UTM co-ordinates were determined for the centre of each source,

maps and UTM Co-ordinates were determined for the centre of each source.

- Assigned unique source numbers using the following format: Digits 1-2 (Highway designation, eg. Ol), Digit 3 (Dash separating highway designation from kilometre posting), Digits 4-8 (Kilometre post to tenths, decimal suppressed), Digit 9 (L, R or B - source located on the Left, Right or Both sides of highway).

- 111 records

- All sources listed in report were plotted on 1:50,000 NTS

- All sources listed in report were plotted on 1:50,O00 NTS


Comments:

Compiled by C. Paquene, 1993


LA93RP Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Formatted report catalogue database (LAFtEPORT.dbf) to new

standardized format. Total of 1 record.

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Comments:


LA93DP Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Formatted deposit database/source catalogue database

- Total of 11 1 records. (LASOURCE.dbf) to new standardized format.


Comments:

Compiled by C. Paquette, 1993


LA93HS Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Created historical database for the Laberge a r a to document

all database work in the region, entered available data.

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APPENDIX 2 HISTORICAL DATABASE REPORTS

Mackenzie Valley

Date: 01/01/88 Contractor: Lome Bennett Compiler: Lome Bennett Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: GRANSORS,DBF Report Title: Granular Resource Database Manual - Territorial Land Claims

Comments: - Study ara centres upon the Lower Mackenzie Valley A r a

transportation corridor from the south border of Inuvialuit Lands (IFA) to Norman Wells. It includes the routes of several proposed pipelines and the proposed Mackenzie Highway. It also includes the area around communities in the Lower Mackenzie Valley (Fort Macpherson, Arctic Red River, Fort G d Hope, Norman Wells). user menus and instructions to access the database - data dictionary

- 558 records

Date: 01/03/88 Contractor: EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd., GVM Geological Consultant

Ltd. Compiler: N.R. MacLeod, G.V. Minning Contractor Job No: 0306-34395 Sponsor Job No: Database Name: Unknown SCRP Report Title: Summary of Granular Resource Data for the Upper Mackenzie

Comments: Contains site data in dBase compatible format for 762 sites. Also Valley (Fort Providence to Norman Wells)

a summary of 50 granular resource studies.


HSTORLCAL DATABASE REPORTS

Date: 01/01/90 Contractor: EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Compiler: Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: 28-2-32 Database Name: MACKENZI (BH Report Title: Mackenzie Valley Database: Final Report

APPENDIX 2

Coiments: - Created an ESEBase format database of borehole and testpit

- Total of 11449 records. data for the Mackenzi Valley region.


O 1 /04/90 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. W. Van Gassen oioi-ioi23

Unknown BH Mackenzie Valley Database Find Report ESEBase database of 12,000 boreholes in Mackenzie Valley.


Comments:

Compiled by C. Paquetlc, 1993

01/12/92 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. R.I. Olthof 0101-1 1085

SRCE92NM. DBF Mackenzie Valley Transportation Corridor Gmula r Resources Databases, NWT, Canada - Converted the earlier work of Bennett, 1988 to a new format,

performed data check to remove duplicate study numbers, determine study priority and calculate test hole density, volumes, decimal longitudes and latitudes.

- Study number in the format, 4 digits (contractor), 2 digits (year), 4 digits (geographic ara).

- Original Source Numbers in field Source Reference. - Data dictionary. - 558 records.

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HISTQRIUJt DATABASE REPORTS APPENDIX 2

Date: contractor: Compiler: Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: Report Title:

Comments:


SRCE92SM.DBF Mackenzie Valley Transportation Corridor Granular Resources Databases, NWT, Canada - Convert earlier work by EBA (1988) into a new format. - Convert cross-reference fields to source reference and study

reference, crate study numbers, remove any duplicates, calculate the area and volume of the deposit and the test hole density. Determine development potential.

(year), 4 digits (geographic area). - Study number in the format, 4 digits (contractor), 2 digits

- Original Source numbers in field Source Reference. - Data dictionary - 762 records


Comments:


MACK92RC.DBF Mackenzie Valley Transportation Comdor Granular Resources Databases, NWT, Canada - Report catalogue of Mackenzie Vellye area. - Total of 130 records.

I I Compiled by C. Paquette. 1993

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TORICAL DATABASE REmRTS APPENDIX 2

Date: 01/12/92 Contractor: EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd, Compiler: R.I. Olthof Contractor Job No: 0101-1 1085 Sponsor Job No: Database Name: MACK92BB.DBF Report Title: Mackenzie Valley Transportation Corridor Granular Resources

Databases, NWT, Canada Comments: - Bibliographic database of Mackenzie Valley area.

- Total of 188 records.

Date: 04/23/93 Contractor: INAC Compiler: Carlene Paquette Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: NMK93DP Report Title: Granular Resource Management Program - Database

Comments: - Formatted deposit databaselsource catalogue database Standardization and Documentation

(SRCE92NM.dbf) to new standardized format. - Total of 558 records.

Date: 04/23/93 Contractor: INAC Compiler: Carlene Paquette Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: SMK93DP Report Title: Granular Resource Management Program - Database

Comments: I Standardized deposit databaselsource catalogue database Standardization and Documentation

(SRCE92SM.dbf) to new standardized format. - Total of 762 records.


APPENDIX 2 m O R I C A L DATABASE REPORTS

Date: 04/23/93 Contractor: INAC Compiler: Carlene Paquette Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: MK93RP Report Title: Granular Resource Management Program - Database

Comments: - Formatted report catalogue database (MACK92RC.dbf) to new Standardization and Documentation

standardized format. - Total of 130 records.

Date: 04/23/93 Contractor: INAC Compiler: Carlene Paquette Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: MK93BB Report Title: Granular Resource Management Program - Database

Standardization and Documentation Comments: - Formatted bibliographic database (MACK93BB.dbf) to new

standardized format (same format as report catalogue). - Total of 188 records.

Date: 04/23/93 Contractor: INAC Compiler: Carlene Paquette Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: MACKENZI (BH Report Title: Granular Resource Management Program - Database

Standardization and Documentation Comments: - Documented ESEBase format borehole database of Mackenzi

Valley region. - Total of 11449 records.

Compiled by C. Paquctte. 1993 - 2-25 -



Comments:


APPENDIX 2


MK93HS Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Created historical database to document all database work in

the Mackenzie Valley region, entered available data.

- 2-26 *

HISTORICAL RAT-RTS APPENDIX 2

North Alaska Highwav Corridor


Comments:

O 1 /OW89 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. J.R. TRIMBLE 020 1-498 1

NAREPORT.DBF Granular Resources Inventory - North Alaska Highway Corridor (Km 1748 - Km 1966, Alaska Highway, YK) - Located and collected all available geotechnical and

geophysical data for the North Alaska Highway, and compilation of this data into a computerized Report Catalogue Database.

- user friendly menus to access the database - Study number in the format, 4 digit alphabetic prefix and a 3

digit number separated by a dash. ex. NAHC-001 Reports are numbers in chronological order from oldest ta most recent.

- 18 Records


Comments:

O 1 /08/89 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. J.R. TRIMBLE 020 1-498 1

NASOURCE.DBF Granular Resources Inventory - North Alaska Highway Corridor (Km 1748 - Km 1966, Alaska Highway, Y") - Compilation of a computerized Source Catalogue which

summarizes all available geotechinical information pertaining to known granular sources within the Highway corridor.

- User friendly menus to access the database. - Source number in the format, 6 digits (numeric representing

kilometre posts to tenths, no decimal), 1 digit (alpha character indicating which side of the centreline at which the source is located when looking in the direction of increasing kilometre posts (L-left, R-right, B-both)).

- 30 records

Compild by C. Paquetle, 1993 - 2-27 -



Comments:

O 1 /08/89 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd J.R. Trimble 0201-4981

BOREHOLE Granular Resources Inventory - North Alaska Highway Corridor (Km 1748 - Km 1966, Alaska Highway, YK) - user friendly menus to access the database - eliminated logs which did not contain gravel and/or had

- input 121 borehole logs from hard copies of data - partial edit of 170 Public Works Canada borehole and testpit

logs already in ESEBase. - Borehole number in the format, 5 digits (source number to

tenths of a km, no decimal place), 1 digit (alpha character indicating B for Borehole or T for Testpit), 2 digit (numeric representing the original borehole or testpit number, where applicable).

- 28 boreholes with approximate locations identified in chart (Foothills Source)

- Total of 384 Boreholes and 209 Testpits (total of 593 records)

missing locations


Comments:


NA93RP Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Formatted report catalogue database (NAREPORT.dbf) to new

standardized format. - Total of 18 records,

""


HIISTORICAL DATABASE REPoRTS APPENDIX 2

Date: Contractor: Compiler: Contractar Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: Report Title:

Comments:

O 1 /05/9 1 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. R.I. Olthof 0701-10526

BOREHOLE Paulatuk Granular Resources Inventory and Recommendations for Development (IFA - TASK 7) - Study number in the format, 4 digits (study sponsor), 2 digits

- Source number in the format, 2 digits (year), 1 digit (dash), 1 (year), 4 digits (geographic area or local name)

digit (geographic region), 1 digit (dash), 2 digit (source number)

abbreviation), 2 digits (year drilled), 2 digits (sample method), 2 digits (testpit number)

- 70 Test holes at four sources - 10 boreholes at four sources

- BoreholeITestpit Number in the format, 2 digits (ara

Date: Contractor: compiler: Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: Report Title:

Comments:


PL93HS Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Created historical database to document all database work in

the Paulatuk area, entered available data.




Comments:


PL93RP Granular Resource Management P r o g m - Database Standardization and Documentation - Formatted report catalogue database (PL91CAT.dbf) to new

- Total of 7 records. standardized format.


Comments:

04123193 INAC Carlene Paquette

PL93DP Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Formatted deposit databasehource catalogue database

- Total of 4 -records. (PL91SRCE.dbf) to new standardized format.

Date: 04/23/93 Contractor: INAC Compiler: Carlene Paquette Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: PL91LOGS (BH Report Title: Granular Resource Management Program - Database

Standardization and Docurnentation Comments: - Documented ESEBase format database of Paulatuk region.

Compiled by C. Paquetle, 1993 - 2-32 -



Comments:

04/23/93 WAC Carlene Paquette

NA93DP Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Formatted deposit databaselsource catalogue database

- Total of 30 records. (NASOURCE.dbf) to new standardized format.


Comments:


NA93HS Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Created historical database for the North Alaska region,

entered available data.


Comments:

Compilcd by C. Paquette, 1993


NALASKA PH) Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Documented ESEBase format database for the North Alaska

region.

- 2-29 -

BISTORICAL DATABASE REPORTS APPENDIX 2

gaulatuk


Comments:

01/05/91 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. R.I. Olthof 0701-10526

PL91CAT.DBF Paulatuk Granular Resources Inventory and Recommendations for Development (IFA - TASK 7) - Data dictionary of field definitions - Study number in the format, 4 digits (study sponsor), 2 digits



- 7 records

Date: Contractor: Cornpiler: Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: Report Title:

Comments:

O 1 /05/9 1 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. R.I. Olthof 0701-10526

PL91SRCE.DBF Paulatuk Granular Resources Inventory and Recommendations for Development (IFA - TASK 7) - Data dictionary of field definitions - Study number in the format, 4 digits (study sponsor), 2 digits



- 4 records

Compiled by C. hqucttc, 1993 - 2-30 -

JXISTORICAL DATABASE REPORTS APPENDIX 2

Sachs Harbour

Date: 03/0 1/92 Contractor: French Arctic Consultants Ltd. Compiler: Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: 28-4- 10 Database Name: SACHS (BH) Report Title: Sachs Harbour Granular Inventory Comments: - ESEF3ase format database of 9 boreholes and testpits from the

Sachs Harbour am.


Comments:


SH93HS Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Created historical database to document all database work in

Sachs Harbour region, entered availble data.


Comments:

Compiled by C. Paqueue, 1993

?


SACHS (BH) Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Documented ESEBase format database for Sachs Harbour

- Total of 9 records. region.

- 2-33 -

HETOREAL DATABASE REPORTS

Watson JAke


Comments:

APPENDIX 2

01/08/91 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. J.R. Trimble 020 1 - 10603

WLREPORT Granular Resource Databases Watson M e and Laberge Resource Management Areas Yukon Territory - Assembled and computerized a 1977 report by Archer, Cathro

- Entered applicable information into database - Report numbers assigned to each report using the format:

and Associates entitled "Yukon Gravel Inventory"

Digits 1-4 (Sponsor), Digits 5-6 (Year), Digits 7-10 (Coded project name, description or location), Digits 11-12 (Numbers 1-99 to differentiate reports completed for the same sponsor in the Same year in the same study area).

- 3 Records

- 2-34 - Compiled by C. Paquene, 1993



Comments:

O 1 /08/9 1 EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. J.R. Trimble 020 1 - 10603

WLSOURCE Granular Resource Databases Watson Lake and Laberge Resource Management Areas Yukon Territory - All technical information listed in 1977 Archer, Cathro and

Associates report "Yukon Gravel Inventory", for each source, was entered in the database.

maps and UTM co-ordinates were determined for the centre of each source.

maps and UTM co-ordinates were determined for the centre of each source.

- Assigned unique source numbers using the following format: Digits 1-2 (Highway designation, eg. Ol), Digit 3 (Dash separating highway designation from kilometre posting), Digits 4-8 (Kilometre post to tenths, decimal suppressed), Digit 9 (L, R or B - source located on the Left, Right or Both sides of highway).

- All sources listed in report were plotted on 1 :50,000 NTS

- All sources listed in report were plotted on 1:5O,OOO NTS

- 313 records

Date: contractor: Compiler: Contractor Job No: Sponsor Job No: Database Name: Report Title:

Comments:


WL93HS Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Created historical database to document all database work near

Watson Lake, entered available data.

Compiled by C. Paquet&, 1993 - 2-35 -



Comments:


wL93RP Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Formatted report catalogue database (WLREPORT.dbf) to new

- Total of 3 records, standardized format.


Comments:



WL93DP Granular Resource Management Program - Database Standardization and Documentation - Formatted deposit databaselsource catalogue database

- Total of 313 records. (WLSOURCE.dbf) to new standardized format.

- 2-36 -

Abbreviations - Contractor Name APPENDIX 3

Abbr,

ACL AEL AES AGC B&H BBT BDL BGE CAG CES CNE css DJG EBA EOR EWB FAC FCL GAL GAN GAS GE0 GHW GVM HAL HBT HBT IDC IRD JDC JDM JMB JMB JRP KDF KLC KLL

Contractor Nam

Archer, Cathro and Assicates Ltd.ACRAcres Consulting Services Ltd. Aquatic Environments Ltd. Associated Engineering Services Ltd, Atlantic Geoscience CenWEMR (GSC), (Bedford Inst. of Oceanography) Bird and Hale Ltd. BBT Geotechnical Consultants Beaudril Limited Brian G, Eddy Canadian Arctic Gas Pipeline Ltd, Canadian Engineering Surveys Ltd. Canada North Engineering Ltd. Challenger Surveys & Services Ltd. D. J. Gentile and J.W. Zaturechy EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Earth and Oceans Research Limited Elmer W. Brooker & Associates Ltd, French Arctic Consultants Fenco Consultants Ltd. Golder Associates (Western Canada) Ltd. Gas Arctic/Northwest Project Study Group Gas Arctic Systems Study Group Geocon Inc. G.H. Watson Geological Consultants Ltd. Hardy Associates (1978) Ltd. Hardy BBT Ltd. Nesbitt, T.H.D., and Howell, J.D. Inuvialuit Development Corporation Integrated Resource Development J. David Chiles J.D. Mollard and Associates Ltd. J.M. Blackwell J.M. Blackwell and G.H. Watson J.R. Paine and Associates Ltd, Kelly D. Fogg Klohn Leonoff Consultants Ltd. Klohn Leonoff Ltd.

Compiled by C. Paquene, 1993 3-1 -

Abbreviations - Contractor Name APPENDIX 3 1 Abbr.

LBC LNG MCE MHG MJO M P S MVP NJA NES NHC NWR PAL PEM PGP PWC RKL RKL RMH SAE SCH SIS SLA TAM TCL TEC TEM TSD UMA

Contractor Nam I Lome P. Bennett Lombard North Group McElhanney Geosurveys Ltd. Mackenzie Highway Granular Materials Working Group M.J. O'Connor and Associates Limited MacLaren PlanSmch Mackenzie Valley Pipe Line Research Ltd. not available Northern Engineering Services Co. Ltd. Northwest Hydraulic Consultant Neil W. Richardson J.R. Paine and Associates Ltd. Pemcan Services (1972) Ltd. Polar Gas Project Public Works Canada Ripley, Klohn and Leonoff Alberta Ltd. Ripley, Klohn & Leonoff International Ltd. R.M. Hardy & Associates Ltd. Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd. Schultz International Ltd. H.R. Seismic Interpretation Services Inc. F.F. Slaney & Company Ltd. Terrain Analysis and Mapping Services Ltd. Thurber Consultants Ltd. Techman Ltd. Templeton Consultants Ltd. GSC - Terrain Science Division Underwood McLellan and Associates

Compiled by C. Rquefle, 1993 - 3-2 -

I

I I

Abbreviations - Geomphic Region or Local Name APPENDIX 3

Abbr,

AH AK AR AX BI BS BV BW EX CB cc CH CM CR CR CT CY DH EN FM FN FR FS GB GBA GH HB HD HL HN HV IB IN IS JR KA KM

GeoPraDhic Name

Alaska Highway Aklavik Arctic Red River Axe Point Baillie Island Big Smith Creek Beaver Creek Blackwater River Boxworth Creek Camsell Bend Campbell Creek Caribou Hills Central Mackenzie Valley Campbell River Cristine Creek Canot Lake Canyon Creek Dempster Highway Enterprise Fort McPherson Fort Norman Francis Creek Fort Simpson Great Bear (River) Great Bear River Alternate Crossings Fort Good Hope Herschel (Borrow) Hodson Creek Heart Lake Hanna River Helava Creek Isserk (Borrow) Inuvik Issigak Jungle Ridge Creek Kakisa Lake- Kugmallit Bay


Abbr.

LI u MA MB MC MD MG MH MK ML MR MIR MV M W MY NA NK NM Nw Nw oc ON OR PB PL PM PR RA lu SA SB SC SL SM ss ST ST

Geo~raphic Name

Liard River Little Smith Creek Martin House Mackenzie Bay Mackenzie Crossing Mackenzie Delta Mount Gaudet Mackenzie Highway Minuk Mahony Lake Mackenzie River Martin River Mackenzie Valley Mackenzie Valley Transportation Corridor Mayo North Alaska Transportation Corridor Nahidik (program name used where exploration block not available in GSC North Mackenzie Valley Nipterk - West Norman Wells Old Crow Ontaratue River Ochre River Prudhoe Bay Parsons Lake Pointed Mountain Prohibition Creek Rainbow Creek Richards Island Saline River Shallow Bay Smith Creek Sibbleston Lake South Mackenzie Valley Sans Sault Rapids South Tarsiut Steep Creek

Compiled by C. Paquette, 1993 - 3-4 *

Abbreviations - Geomaphic Region OC h l Nama APPENDIX 3

Abbr.

su TH TK TL TM TP TR TS VM WA WL W R ws YA YC ZA

Geographic Name

South Ukalerk Thunder River Tuktoyaktuk Travaillant Lake River-Between-Two-Mountains Tuktoyaktuk Peninsula Trout Lake Teslin Vermillion Creek Watson hke Willowlake River Wrigley Whitesand Creek YukodAlaska Border Yukon Coastal Plain Zama Lake

Compiled by C. Paquettc, I993 - 3-5 -

REPORT CATALOG UE, - OLD S'TRUC=

Demmter Hbhway Corridor

Structure far database: DHREPORT-DBF Number of data records: 66 Date of last update : 01/29/90 Field Field Name

1 STUDY-NO 2 YEAR 3 SPONSOR 4 SPONSOR1 5 SPONSOR2 6 REPTITLE1 7 FfEPTITLE2 8 REPTITLE3 9 REPTITLE4 10 CONTACT 1 1 CONTRACTOR 12 FILENUMBER 13 DATAQUAILT 14 LOCATION" 15 SITEPLAN 16 LOCMAP-NO 17 SITPLAN-NO 18 LOCMAPFORM 19 SITPLAFORM 20 LOCMAPSCAL 21 SITPLASCAL 22 LOCMAPDIGN 23 SITPLADIGN 24 LOCMAPARCH 25 SITPLAARCH 26 MIN ZONE

28 MIN-NORTH 29 MAX-ZONE 30 MAX-EAST 3 1 MAX-NORTH 32 SOURCE-NOS 33 SOURCENOS2 34 SOURCENOS3 35 SOURCENOS4

27 MINIEAST


Type Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

Width Dec 15 13 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 20 15 40 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 5 5

30 30 2 6 7 2 6 7

100 100 1 0 0 1 0 0

- 4-1 -

APPENDIX 4

Index

REPORT CATALOGUE - OLD m U C T U R E

36 SOURCENOS 37 SOURCENOS6 38 STUDY-TYPE

40 STUDY-SIZE 41 SURV-LEVEL 42 SURV-PATT 43 SURV-$PAC 44 PGM-LENGTH 45 SEASON 46 EQUW-TYPE 47 PENETRAT 48 RESOLUTION 49 SAMPL RATE

5 1 SAMPL-TYPE 52 SAMPL-SIZE

54 INTERP-LEV 55 REPORT-LEV 56 REPORT-DST 57 DAT-ARCHIV 58 RECORD-NO

39 STUDY-SCOP

50 SAMPL~QUAL

53 SAMPL-sz1

** Total **

Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

2136

100 100 50 50 40 60 40 40 30 30 40 50 20 40 50 70 35 35 60 40 24 40 8

Coapiled by C. plqueue, 1993 - 4-2 -

REPORT CATALOGUE - OLD STRUCTURE

Inuvialuit Settlement Ar-

Structure for database: 1GRANCAT.DBF Number of data records: 42 Date of last update : 10/21/89 Field Field Name

1 STUDY-NO 2 STUDY-FtEF 3 YEAR 4 SPONSOR 5 CONTACT 6 CONTRACTOR 7 LOCATION 8 MIN-ZONE 9 MIN-EAST 10 MIN-NORTH 11 MAX-ZONE 12 MAX-EAST 13 MAX-NORTH 14 LOC MAP-NO

16 LOC-MAP-SC 17 MAPDIG-NO 18 MAP-ARCHIV 19 SYT-PLN-NO 20 SYT-PLN-FM 2 1 SYT-PLN-SC 22 PLN-DIG-NO 23 PLN-ARCHIV 24 STUDY-TYPE 25 STUDY-SCOP 26 SURV-LEVEL 27 STUDY-SIZE 28 SURV-PATT 29 SURV SPAC

31 SEASON 32 EQUIP-TYPE 33 PENETRAT 34 RESOLUTION 35 SAMPL-RATE

15 LOC~MAP-FM

30 PGM-LENGTH



Width Dm Index 10 8 4

40 20 40 25 2 6 7 2 6 7 12 30 7 5

40 77 101 47 35 40 30 20 50 28 16 24 7 12 75 20 20 20

- 4-3 -

APPENDIX 4

REPORT CATALOGUE - OLD STRUCTUR.E

36 SAMPL-QUAL Character 50 37 SAMPL-TYPE Character 50 38 SAMPL-SIZE Character 24 39 INTER€-LEV Character 50 40 REPORT-TTL Character 180 41 REPORT-LEV Character 50 42 REPORT-DST Character 24 43 DAT-ARCHIV Character 40

** Total ** 1362


REPORT CATALOGTJE - OLD STRUCTURE; APPENDIX 4

Ica!x€s

Structure for database: LAREPORT.DBF Number of data records: 1 Date of last update : 02/04/93 Field Field Name Type

1 STUDY-NO Character 2 YEAR Character 3 SPONSOR Character 4 SPONSOR1 Character 5 SPONSOR2 Character 6 REPTITLE1 Character 7 REPTITLE2 Character 8 REPTITLE3 Character 9 REPTITLE4 Character 10 CONTACT Character 11 CONTRACTOR Character 12 FILENUMBER Character 13 DATAQUALIT Character 14 LOCATIONMP Character 15 SITEPLAN Character 16 LOCMAP-NO Character 17 SITPLAN-NO Character 18 LOCMAPFORM Character 19 SITPLAFORM Character 20 LOCMAPSCAL Character 21 SmLASCAL Character 22 LOCMAPDIGN Character 23 SITPLADIGN Character 24 LOCMAPARCH Character 25 SITF'LAARCH Character 26 MIN-ZONE Character 27 MIN-EAST Character 28 MIN-NORTH Character 29 MAX-ZONE Character 30 MAX-EAST Character 31 MAX-NORTH Character 32 SOURCE-NOS Character 33 SOURCENOS2 Character 34 SOURCENOS3 Character 35 SOURCENOS4 Character

Compiled by C. Paqueue. 1993

Width D€X 15 13 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 20 15 40 30 30 50 30 30 30 30 5 5 30 30 2 6 7 2 6 7

1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0

! ,< --

Index

RT CATALOGUE - OLD STRUCTUR4

36 SOURCENOS5 37 SOURCENOS6 38 SOURCENOS7 39 souRcENos8 40 SOURCENOS9 41 SOURCENOlO 42 SOURCENO1 1 43 SOURCEN012 44 STUDY-TYPE

46 STUDY-SIZE 47 SURV-LEVEL 48 SURV-PA= 49 SURV-SPAC 50 PGM-LENGTH 51 SEASON 52 EQUIP-TYPE 53 PENETRAT 54 RESOLUTION

56 SAMPL-QUAL 57 SAMPL-TYPE 58 SAMPL-SIZE 59 SAMPL-SZ1 60 INTERP-LEV 61 REPORT-LEV 62 REPORT-DST 63 DAT-ARCHIV 64 RECORD-NO

45 STUDY-SCOP

55 SAMPL-RATE

** Total **


Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

2746

1 0 0 100 1 0 0 100 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 100 50 50 40 60 40 40 30 30 40 40 20 40 50 70 35 35 60 40 24 40 8

- 3-6 -

I I I I APPENDIX 4

Field Field Name 1 STUDY-NO 2 YEAR 3 MONTH 4 SPONSOR 5 SP-JOB-NO 6 SP-CONTACT 7 CONTRACTOR 8 CO-JOB-NO 9 CO-CONTACT 10 MN-ZONE 11 MN-EAST 12 MN NORTH

14 MN-LON-DEG 15 CN-LAT-DE 16 CN-LON-DEG 17 CN-ZONE 18 CN-EAST 19 CN NORTH

2 1 MX-EAST 22 MX-NORTH 23 MX-LAT-DEG 24 MX-LON-DEG 25 LW-MAP-NO 26 LOC MAP-FM 27 L0C"AP-SC

13 MN~LAT-DEG

20 M2i:zoN-E

28 LOC-MAP DN 29 LOC-MAP~AR 30 AFE~-NAME 31 Sm-NAME 32 SIT-PLN-NO 33 SIT-PLN-FM 34 SR-PLN SC 35 SIT-PLN~DN

Compiled by C. hquette, 1993

Type Character Numeric Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

RT CATALOGUE - OLD S T R U C m

Mackenzie Valley

Structure for database: MACK92BB.DBF Number of data records: 188 Date of last update : 12/10/92

Width DE 12 4 2

50 1s 20 65 16 24 2 6 7 8 5 9 5 8 5 9 5 2 6 7 2 6 7 8 5 9 5

40 40 10 10 60 40 40 80

120 45 20

4-7 -

APPENDIX 4

Index

I m R T CATALOGUE - OLD STRUCTURE

36 SIT-PLN-AR 37 STUDY-TYPE 38 STUDY-SCOP 39 SURV-LEVEL 40 STUDY-SIZE 41 RPT-LEVL 42 RFT-ARCHIV 43 RPT-DIST 44 DAT-ARCHIV 45 OTHER 46 COMPILER 47 COMP-DATE 48 DC-PROJ-NO 49 UPDATE BY

5 1 DU-PROJ-NO 52 RFT-TITLE 53 PROPRI 54 RPT-OR-BIB

50 UPDT-DÂTE

** Total **

Cornpilud by C. F%queIle, 1993

Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

2426

120 120 60 180 40 100 100 120 120 100 120

8 15

120 8 15

180 80 10

- 4-8 -

Mackenzie Vallev

Structure for database: MACK92RC.DBF Number of data records: 130 Date of last update : 12/10/92 Field Field Name I

1 STUDY-NO 2 YEAR 3 MONTH 4 SPONSOR 5 SP-JOB-NO 6 SP-CONTACT 7 CONTRACTOR 8 CO-JOB-NO 9 CO-CONTACT 10 MN-ZONE 11 MN-EAST 12 MN-NORTH 13 MN-LAT-DEG 14 MN-LON-DEG 15 CN-LAT-DEG 16 CN-LON-DEG 17 CN-ZONE 18 CN-EAST 19 CN-NORTH 20 MX-ZONE 21 MX-EAST 22 MX NORTH

24 MX LON-DEE

26 LOC-MAP-FM 27 LOC-MAP-SC 28 LOC-MAP-DN 29 LOC-MAP-AR 30 AREA-NAME 31 SITE-NAME 32 SIT PLN NO

23 MX~LAT-DEG

25 LW"MAP-NO

33 SIT~PLNFM 34 SIT-PLN~SC 35 SIT-PLN-DN



Width 12 4 2

50 15 20 65 16 24 2 6 7 8 9 8 9 2 6 7 2 6 7 8 9

40 40 10 10 60 40 40 80 120 45 20

- 4-9 -

DN

5 5 5 5

5 5

APPENDIX 4

Index

36 SIT-PLN-AR 37 SOURCE NOS

39 LINE-NO 40 STUDY TYPE

42 SURV-LEVEL 43 STUDY-SIZE 44 SURV-PATT 45 SURV-SPAC 46 PGM-LEN 47 SEASON 48 EQUIP-TYPE 49 PENETRATN 50 RESOLUTION 5 1 SAMPL-RATE 52 SAMPL-QUAL 53 SAMPL-TYPE 54 SAMPL SIZE 55 INTRP-LEVL 56 RPT-LEVL 57 RPT_ARCHIV 58 RPT_DIST 59 DAT-ARCHIV 60 OTHER 61 COMPILER 62 COMP-DATE 63 DC PROJ-NO

65 UPDT-DATE 66 DU-PROJ-NO 67 m-TITLE 68 PROPRI 69 RPT-OR-BII3

38 NEW-SRE-NO

41 STUDYISCOP

a UPDATZ-BY

** Total **

Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

3786

120 180 180 180 120 60 180 40 40 50 30 25 120 120 15 60 80 100 60

120 100 100 120 120 100 120

8 15

120 8

15 180 80 10


REPORT CATALOGUE: - OLD STRUCTURE;

North Alaska

Structure for database: NAREPORT.DBF Number of data records: 18 Date of last update : 09/29/89 Field Field Name Type

1 STUDY-NO Character 2 YEAR Character 3 SPONSOR Character 4 SPONSOR1 Character 5 SPONSOR2 Character 6 REPTITLE1 Character 7 REPTITLE2 Character 8 REPTITLE3 Character 9 REFTITLE4 Character 10 CONTACT Character 11 CONTRACTOR Character 12 FILENUMBER Character 13 DATAQUALIT Character 14 LOCATIONMP Character 15 SITEPLAN Character 16 LOCMAP-NO Character 17 SITPLAN-NO Character 18 LOCMAPFORM Character 19 SITPLAFORM Character 20 - LOCMAPSCAL Character 21 SITPLASCAL Character 22 LOCMAPDIGN Character 23 SITPLADIGN Character 24 LOCMAPARCH Character 25 SITPLAARCH Character 26 MIN-ZONE Character 27 MIN-EAST Character 28 MIN-NORTH Character 29 MAX-ZONE Character 30 MAX-EAST Character 3 1 MAX-NORTH Character 32 SOURCE-NOS Character 33 SOURCENOS2 Character 34 SOURCENOS3 Character 35 SOURCENOS4 Character


Width DX 15 13 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 20 15 40 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 5 5

30 30 2 6 7 2 6 7

100 100 100 100

4-11 -

APPENDIX 4

Index

REPORT CATALOGUE - OLD STRUCTUR&

36 SOURCENOSS 37 SOURCENOS6 38 STUDY-TYPE 39 STUDY-SCOP 40 STUDY-SIZE 41 SURV-LEVEL 42 SURV-PAW 43 SURV-SPAC 44 PGM LENGTH

46 EQUIP-TYPE 47 PENETRAT 48 RESOLUTION 49 SAMPL-RATE 50 SAMPL-QUAL 5 1 SAMPL-TYPE 52 SAMPL-SIZE 53 SAMPL SZ1

45 SEAFON

54 INTERI-LEV 55 REPORF-LEV 56 REPORT-DST 57 DAT-ARCHIV 58 RECORD-NO

** Total **

Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

2 106

100 100 50 50 40 60 40 40 30 30 40 20. 20 40 50 70 35 35 60 40 24 40 8

Compiled by C. Paquetts, 1993 - 4-12 -

1 APPENDIX 4

REPORT C A T A L O W - OLD STRUCTURE

Structure for database: PL91CAT.DBF Number of data records: 7 Date of last update : 05/30/91 Field Field Name

1 STUDY-NO 2 YEAR 3 MONTH 4 SPONSOR 5 SP-JOB-NO 6 SP-CONTACT 7 CONTRACTOR 8 CO-JOB-NO 9 CO-CONTACT

11 MN EAST 10 MN-ZONE

12 MN-NORTH 13 MNILAT-DEG 14 MN-LON-DEG 15 CN-LAT-DE 16 CN-LON-DEG 17 CN-ZONE 18 CN-EAST 19 CN-NORTH 20 MX-ZONE 21 "EAST 22 MX-NORTH 23 MX LAT-DEG

25 LW-MAP-NO 26 LOC-MAP-FM 27 LOC-MAP-SC 28 LOC-MAP-DN 29 LOC-MAP-AR 30 AREA-NAME 31 SITE-NAME 32 SIT-PLN-NO 33 SIT-PLN-FM 34 SIT-PLN-SC 35 SIT-PLN-DN

24 MILON-DEG



Width 10 4 2 50 15 20 65 16 24 2 6 7 8 9 8 9 2 6 7 2 6 7 8 9

40 40 10 10 60 40 40 80

120 45 20

- 4-13 -

APPENDIX 4

Index Da

5 5 5 5

5 5

I I

APPENDIX 4 REPORT CATALOGUE - OLD $ T R , U C ~

36 SIT-PLN-AR 37 SOURCE NOS

39 STUDY-TYPE 40 STUDY SCOP

42 STUDY-SIZE 43 SURV-PATT 44 SURV-SPAC 45 PGM-LEN 46 SEASON 47 EQUIP-TYPE 48 PENETMTN 49 RESOLUTION 50 SAMPL-MTE 5 1 SAMPL-QUAL 52 SAMPL-TYPE 53 SAMPL SIZE

55 RPT-LEVL 56 RPT-ARCHIV 57 R€T DIST

59 OTHER 60 COMPILER 61 COMP-DATE 62 DC-PROJ-NO 63 UPDATE-BY 64 UPDT-DATE 65 DU-PROJ-NO 66 RPT-TI"LE

38 LINE-NO

41 SURV-LEVEL

54 I ~ - L E V L

58 D A ~ A R C H I V

** Total **

Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character 35 14

120 180 1 80 120 60 180 40 40 50 30 25 120 120 15 60 80

100 60 120 100 l o 0 120 120 100 120

8 15

120 8

15 180

Compiled by C. plque&, 1993 - 4-14 -

Watson I&g

Structure for database: WLWORT.DBF Number of data records: 3 Date of last update : 07/16/91 Field Field Name

1 STUDY-NO 2 YEAR 3 SPONSOR 4 SPONSOR1 5 SPONSOR2 6 REPTITLE1 7 REFTITLE2 8 REPTITLE3 9 REPTITLE4 10 CONTACT 11 CONTRACTOR 12 FILENUMBER 13 DATAQUALIT 14 LOCATIONMP 15 SITEPLAN 16 LOCMAP-NO 17 SITPLAN NO

19 SITPLAFORM 20 LOCMAPSCAL 21 SITPLASCAL 22 LOCMAPDIGN 23 SITPLADIGN 24 LOCMAPARCH 25 SITPLAARCH 26 MIN-ZONE 27 MIN-EAST 28 MIN-NORTH 29 MAX-ZONE 30 MAX-EAST 31 MAX-NORTH 32 SOURCE-NOS 33 SOURCENOS2 34 SOURCENOS3 35 SOURCENOS4

18 LOCMAPFORM



width De 15 13 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 20 15 40 30 30 50 30 30 30 30 5 5

30 30 2 6 7 2 6 7

100 1 0 0 1 0 0 100

4-15 -

Index

APPENDIX 4

lPORT C m L O G U E - OLD S ’ I ’ R U C ~ APPENDIX 4 I 36 SOURCENOSS 37 SOURCENOS6 38 SOURCENOS7 39 SOURCENOSS 40 SOURCENOS9 41 SOURCENOlO 42 SOURCENO1 1 43 SOURCEN012 44 STUDY TYPE 45 STUDYISCOP 46 STUDY-SIZE 47 SURVEVEL 48 SURV-PATT 49 SURV-SPAC 50 PGM-LENGTH 51 SEASON 52 EQUIP-TYPE 53 PENETMT 54 FESOLUTION 55 SAMPL-MTE 56 SAMPL-QUAL 57 SAMPL-TYPE 58 SAMPL-SIZE 59 SAMPL SZ1

61 REPORT-LEV 62 REPORT-DST 63 DAT-ARCHIV 64 RECORD-NO

60 INTEW;LEV

** Total **

Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

2746

100 l o 0 100 100 100 100 100 100 50 50 40 60 40 40 30 30 40 40 20 40 50 70 35 35 60 40 24 40 8

Compiled by C. plquetu, 1993 - 4-16 -

REPORT C A W G U E - OJD STRUC-

Beaufort s a

Structure for database: C:\BEAU93IN,DBF (Report Catalogue) Number of data records: 302 Date of last update : 02/08/93 Field Field Name

1 O-STUDY-NO 2 STUDY-NO 3 YEAR 4 MONTH 5 SPONSOR 6 SP-JOB-NO 7 SP-CONTACT 8 CONTRACTOR 9 CO-JOB-NO 10 CO CONTACT

12 MN-EAST 13 MN-NORTH 14 MN LAT DEG

16 CN-LAT-DEG 17 CN-LON-DEG 18 CN-ZONE 19 CN-EAST 20 CN-NORTH 21 MX-ZONE 22 MX-EAST 23 MX NORTH

25 MX-LON-DEG 26 LW-MAP-NO 27 LOC-MAP-FM 28 LOC-MAP-SC 29 LOC-MAP-DN 30 LOC-MAP-AR 31 AREA-NAME 32 SITE-NAME 33 SIT-PLN-NO 34 SIT-PLN-FM 35 SIT-PLN-SC

11 Mf-ZONE

15 MN~LON~DEG

24 MX~LAT-DEG


Type Character Character Numeric Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

Width De 10 10 4 2

50 15 20 65 16 24 2 6 7 8 5 9 5 8 5 9 5 2 6 7 2 6 7 8 5 9 5

40 40 10 10 60 40 40 80 120 45

4-17 -

APPENDIX 4

Index

36 SIT-PLN-DN 37 SIT-PLN-AR 38 SOURCE-NOS 39 LINE-NO 40 STINDEX 41 STUDY-TYPE 42 STUDY-SCOP 43 SURV-LEVEL 44 STUDY-SIZE 45 SURV PATT

47 PGM-LEN 48 SEASON 49 EQUIP-TYPE 50 PENETRATN 51 RESOLUTION 52 SAMPL-RATE 53 SAMPL-QUAL 54 SAMPL-TYPE 55 SAMPL-SIZE 56 INTW-LEVL 57 RPI-LEVL 58 RFT ARCHIV

60 DAT-ARCHIV 61 DAT-MISSNG 62 OTHER 63 COMPILER 64 COMP-DATE 65 DC-PROJ-NO 66 UPDATE-BY 67 UPDT-DATE 68 DU-PROJ-NO 69 RP7-TITLE

46 SURV~SPAC

59 RPT~DIST

** Total **

Conpiled by C. Pquetlb. 1993

Character Character Character Character Character Chacacter Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

3486

20 120 180 180

2 60 60 80 40 40 50 30 25 180 120 15

80 100 60 120 100 la, 120 120 60 100 120

8 15

120 8 15

180

60

- 4-18 -

APPENDIX 4

I I I

Structure for database: DHSOURCE,DBF Number of data records: 84 Date of last update : 02/01/90 Field Field Name

1 SOURCE-NO 2 STUDY-NO

4 MAP-DIG-NO

6 UTM-EAST- 7 LOCATION 8 NORTHING 9 LOCAL-NAME 10 COR-NO-NAM 11 KILOPOST 12 OFST-DS-DR 13 ACCESS 14 DISTANCE 15 CONDITION 16 AREA 17 SYTF'LN-SCL 18 PLN-DIGINO 19 LND-TENURE 20 STATUS 21 STOCK-TYPE 22 PAST-USE 23 PERF RATIN

25 INVEST-LEV 26 LAST-DATE 27 GEPHYS-DAT 28 THDENSITY 29 BHOLE-NO 30 TES'lT-NO 3 1 FSPOS-NO 32 BHOLE-DEPT 33 TESTP-DEW 34 EXPOS-DEW 35 DATAQUALIT 36 TOPOGRAPHY

3 NTS-REF

5 L0C""SC

24 STO&QUAN

Compiled by C. Paquenc, 1993

Trpe Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

Width DE 8

50 7

. 5 6 8

25 7

25 50 6 37 60 4

40 4 6 5

30 22 30 30 38 15 25 4

33 4 3 2 2 14 11 14 15 20

- 4-19 -

APPENDIX 4

Index

PEIPOSIT DATABASE - OLD STRUCTURE, APPENDIX 4

37 SLOPE 38 DRAINAGE 39 VEGETATION 40 PERMF-FEAT 41 ACT-LAY 42 DESC-DAT 43 GENERIC-OR 44 LANDFORM 45 GRANULR TP 46 OVRBURD~TP 47 GRANULR-TH 48 OVRBW-TH

50 DEV-CONSTR 51 DEV-POTENT 52 USC-NO 53 MC-NO 54 USC CLASS 55 MC"RESULTS 56 SYZANAL-NO 57 GRAVEL 58 SAND 59 FINES 60 OVERSIZE 61 D-50 62 PETRO-NO 63 PETRO-RESU 64 OTHERTESTS 65 CLASS-1 66 CLASS-2 67 CLASS-3 68 CLASS-4 69 CLASS-5 70 TOTAL RECO 71 ANNUtÜ-REC 72 TOTAL-COLU 73 RECORD-UPD 74 LASTUPDATE

49 UNDRBUR-TP

** Total **

Character Character Character Character Character Date Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Date 1515


25 40 75 60 1 1 8

20 20 30 30 14 1 1 30 50 15 3 3

30 14 3 8 8 8 8

17 2

1 1 50 27 27 27 27 27 9 9 9

75 8

- 4-20 -

DEPOSIT DATABASE - OLD S T R U C m

Inuvialuit Settlement Ara

Structure for database: 1GRANDEP.DBF Number of data records: 226 Date of last update : 10122189 Field Field Name

1 STUDY-NO 2 STUDY-REF 3 SOURCE-NO

5 SOURCE REF 6 LOC-MA?-SC 7 MAP-DIG-NO 8 LOCAL-NAMJ3 9 X-REF 10 LOCATION 11 LATITUDE 12 LONGITUDE 13 UTM-EAST- 14 NORTHING 15 COR-NO-NAM 16 KILO-POST 17 OFST-DS-DR 18 AREA 19 ACCESS 20 DISTANCE 21 CONDITION 22 SYTPLN-SCL 23 PLN-DIGLNO 24 LND-TENURE 25 STATUS 26 PAST-USE 27 PERF-RATIN 28 INVEST-LEV 29 LAST-DATE 30 GEPHYS-DAT 31 BHOLE-NO 32 BHOLE-DEPT 33 TIESTP-NO 34 TESTP-DEFT 35 ESPOS-NO 36 EXPOS-DEFT

4 NTS-REF

Cr>mpiltd h .~ C. P3qll~21l.'. 1093

Type character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Numeric Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Numeric Character Numeric Character

Width DW 10 8 8 7 30 7 5

25 75 25 11 12 9 7

50 6 1 13 4 60 5

40 6 5

30 20 75 50 75 4 60 3 14 2 12 2 14

APPENDIX 4

Index

APPENDIX 4

37 TOPOGRAPHY 38 SLOPE 39 VEGETATION 40 DRAINAGE 41 PERMF FEAT

43 DESC-DAT 44 GENERIC OR

46 OVRBURD-TP

48 GRANULR-TP 49 GRANULR-TH 50 UNDRBUR-TP 51 DEV-CONSTR 52 DEV-POTENT 53 USC-NO 54 USC-CLASS 55 MC-NO 56 MC-RESULTS 57 OVERSIZE 58 SYZANAL-NO 59 GRAVEL 60 SAND 61 FINES 62 D-SO 63 PETRO-NO 64 PETRO-WU 65 OTHERTESTS 66 CLASS-1 67 CLASS-2 68 CLASS-3 69 CLASS-4 70 CLASS-5 71 TOTAL-VOLU 72 TOTAL-RECO 73 ANNUAL-REX 74 COMPILER 75 LASTUPDATE 76 PR

** Total **

42 ACT-LAY

45 L A N D F O ~

47 OVRBURD-TH

Compilad by C. Paquttk. 1993

Character Character Character Character Character Character Date Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Numeric Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Numeric Numeric Character Date Logical 1844

45 25 75 40 60 I l 8

25 40 30 1 1 30 14 30 75 20 3

30 3 9 8 3 9 9 8 20 5 11

152 27 27 27 27 27 9 9 8

75 8 1

- 4-22 -

DEPOSIT DATABASE - OLD STRUCTURE

Laberee Structure for database: LASOURCE.DBF Number of data records: 11 1 Date of last update : 07/ 15/91 Field Field Name

1 SOURCE-NO 2 STUDY-NO 3 NTS-REF- 4 MAPDIG-NO 5 LW-MAP-SC 6 UTM-EAST- 7 LOCATION 8 LOCATION2 9 NORTHING 10 LOCAL-NAME 11 COR-NO-NAM 12 . KILO-POST 13 OFST DS-DR 14 ACCGS 15 DISTANCE 16 CONDITION 17 AREA 18 SYTPLN-SCL 19 PLN-DIGINO 20 LND TENURE

22 STOCK-TYPE 23 PAST USE 24 PERFIRATIN 25 STOCK-QUAN 26 INVEST-LEV 27 LAST-DATE 28 GEPHYS-DAT 29 THDENSITY 30 BHOLE-NO 31 TESTP-NO 32 ESPOS-NO 33 BHOLE-DEFT 34 TESTP-DEFT 35 EXPOS-DEPT 36 DATAQUALIT

21 STATUS


Type Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

Width DK 12 50 8 5 6 8

25 25 7

25 50 6

37 60 10 40 4 6 5

30 22 30 30 38 15 25 4

33 4 3 2 2 14 11 14 15

- 4-23 -

APPENDIX 4

Index

D EWSIT DUABASE - OLD STRUC'RJW

37 TOPOGRAPHY 38 SLOPE 39 DWINAGE 40 VEGETATION 41 PERMF-FEAT 42 ACT-LAY 43 DESC-DAT 44 GENERIC OR

46 GRANULR-Tl'

48 GRANULR-TH 49 0VRsUR.D-TH 50 UNDRBUR-TF' 51 DEV-CONSTR 52 DEV-POTENT 53 USC-NO 54 MC-NO 55 USC CLASS 56 MC-kESULTS 57 SYZANAL-NO 58 GRAVEL 59 SAND 60 FINES 61 OVERSIZE 62 D-50 63 PETRO-NO €4 PETRO-RESU 65 OTHERTESTS 66 CLASS-1 67 CLASS-2 68 CLASS-3 69 CLASS-4 70 CLASS-5 71 TOTAL-RECO 72 ANNUAL-REC 73 TOTU-COLU 74 FtECORD-UPD 75 LASTUPDATE

45 L A N D F O ~

47 OVRBURD-TP

** Total **

Compiled by C. Paqucnc. 1993

Character Character Character Character Character Character Date Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Date 155 1

20 25 40 75 60 1 1 8

20 20 30 30 14 11 30 50 15 3 3

30 14 3 8 8 8 8 17 2

1 1 50 27 27 27 27 27 9 9 9

75 8

- 4-24 -

APPENDIX 4

1

1

Mackenzie Vallev

Structure for database: SRCE92NM.DBF Number of data records: 558 Date of last update : 12/07/92 Field Field Name

1 O STUDY-NO

3 ASN-SRC-NO 4 SOURCE-NO 5 STUDY REF 6 SOURCË-REF 7 NTS-REF 8 LOCAL-NAME 9 MAP DIG-NO

2 STUDY-NO

10 LOCMAP SC 11 LOC~TION 13 CNLON-DEG 12 CN LAT-DEG

14 CNIZONE 15 CN-EAST 16 CN NORTH 17 COR NO-NAM 18 KTL6-POST 19 OFST-DS-DR 20 DISTANCE 21 ACCESS 22 CONDITION 23 AREA 24 SIT-PLN-SC 25 PLN-DIE-NO 26 LND-TENURE 27 STATUS 28 STOCK-TYPE 29 STOCK-QUAN 30 PAST-USE 3 1 EXC-VOL-MH 32 EXC-VOL-PL 33 PEW-UTIN 34 INVEST-LEV 35 LAST-DATE 36 GEPHYS-DAT

Conrrilrd hy C. P ~ L I C I I C * 1003

Type Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Numeric Character Character Character Character

Width Dm 12 12 6 12

132 125 15 25 5 8

100 8 5 9 5 2 6 7

50 6 1

37 10

150 40 4 8 5

30 22 30 15 75 9 9 .

50 25 4

60

APPENDIX 4

DEPOSlT DATABASE - OLD STRUCTURE

37 THDENSITY 38 BHOLE-NO 39 BHOLE-DEPT 40 TESTP-NO 41 TESTP-DEPT 42 EXPOS-NO 43 EXPOS-DEPT 44 DATAQUALIT 45 GENERIC-OR 46 LANDFORM 47 TOPOGRAPHY 48 SLOPE 49 DRAINAGE 50 VEGETATION 51 PERMF FEAT

53 ACTV-DATE 54 GRANULR-TP 55 GRANULR-TH 56 OVRBURD-TP 57 OVRBURD-TH 58 UNDRBUR-TP 59 DEV-CONSTR 60 DEV-POTENT 61 USC-NO 62 USC-CLASS 63 MC-NO 64 MC-RESULTS 65 SIZANAL-NO 66 OVERSIZE 67 GRAVEL 68 SAND 69 FINES 70 D-50 71 PETRO-NO 72 PETRO-RESU 73 OTHERTESTS 74 CLASS-1 75 CLASS 2 76 CLASS3 77 CLASS-4 78 CLASS-5

52 ACTV-CAYER


Character Numeric Character Numeric Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Date Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Numeric Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

10 4 14 3 14 3 14 40 25 50 20 25 40 75 60 11 8

150 14 30 14 30 180 20 3 30 3 14 3 8 8 8 8 17 3 11

152 32 32 32 32 32

- 4-26 -

APPENDIX 4

1 1 I

DEPOSIT DATABASE - OLD m u c m

79 TOTAL-VOLU 80 PROV-VOL 81 PROB-VOL 82 PROS-VOL 83 TOTAL-RECO 84 ANNUAL-REC 85 STDY-PRIOR 86 COMPILER 87 COMP DATE 88 CO-P<OJ_NO 89 UPDATE-BY 90 UPDT-DATE 9 1 UP-PROJ-NO

** Total **

Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Character Character Date Character Character Date Character 2760

9 9 9 9 9 8

15 120

8 15

120 8 15


APPENDIX 4

DEQaSIT DATABASE - OLD STRUC"Z

Mackenzie Vallev

Structure for database: SRCE92SM.DBF Number of data records: 762 Date of last update : 12/09/92 Field Field Name

1 O-STUDY-NO 2 STUDY-NO 3 ASN-SRC-NO 4 SOURCE-NO 5 STUDY-REF 6 SOURCE-REF

8 LOCAL-NAME 9 MAP-DIG-NO 10 LW-MAP-SC 11 LOCATION 12 CN-LAT-DEG 13 CN-LON-DEG 14 CN-ZONE 15 CN-EAST 16 CN-NORTH 17 COR-NO-NAM 18 KILO-POST 19 OFST-DS-DR 20 DISTANCE 21 ACCESS 22 CONDITION 23 AREA 24 SIT-Pm-SC 25 PLN-DIG-NO 26 LND-TENURE 27 STATUS 28 STOCK-TYPE 29 STOCK-QUAN 30 PAST-USE 3 1 EXC-VOL-MH 32 EXC-VOL-PL 33 PEW-M'I'IN 34 INVEST-LEV 35 LAST-DATE 36 GEPHYS-DAT

7 NTS-REF

Campilcd by C. R q m , 1993

Type Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Numeric Character Character Character Character

Width 12 12 6 12

132 125 15 25 5 8

1 0 0 8 9 2 6 7

50 6

37 10

150 40 4 8 5

30 22 30 15 75 9 9

50 25 4 60

- 4-28 -

APPENDIX 4

Index DS

5 5

1

DEPOSIT DATABASE - OLD STRUC"TTRE

37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78

C:rmr)ilsd

THDENSITY BHOLE-NO BHOLE-DEPT TESTP-NO TESTP-DEPT EXPOS-NO EXPOS-DEPT DATAQUALIT GENERIC-OR LANDFORM TOPOGRAPHY SLOPE DRAINAGE VEGETATION P E m - F E A T ACTV-LAYER ACTV DATE

GRANULR-TH

OVRBURD TH

DEV CONSTR DBVIPOTENT USC-NO USC-CLASS MC-NO MC-RESULTS SIZANAL NO

GRAVEL SAND FINES D-50 PETRO-NO PETRO-RESU OTHERTESTS CLASS-1 CLASS-;! CLASS-3 CLASS-4 CLASS-5

GRAN~LR-TP

OVRBURD-TP

uNDRBUR:TP

OVERSIZE

h y c. Pa2*2:1?. I W 3

Character Numeric Character Numeric Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Date Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Numeric Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

10 4 14 3 14 3 14 40 25 50 20 25 40 75 60 1 1 8 150 14 30 14 30 180 20 3

30 3 14 3 8 8 8 8 17 3

1 1 152 32 32 32 32 32

APPENDIX 4

79 TOTAL-VOLU 80 PROV-VOL 81 PROB-VOL 82 PROS-VOL 83 TOTAL-RECO 84 ANNUAL-REC 85 STDY-PRIOR 86 COMPILER 87 COMP-DATE 88 CO-PROJ-NO 89 UPDATE-BY 90 UPDT-DATE 91 UP-PROJ-NO

** Total **

Compiled by C. Rquent, 1993

Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Character Character Date Character Character Date Character

2760

9 9 9 9 9 8 15

120 8

15 120

8 15

- 4-30 -

. . . .

APPENDIX 4

I I

North Ala&

Structure for database: NASOURCE.DBF Number of data records: 30 Date of last update : 09/29/89 Field

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

Compiled

Field Name SOURCE NO STUDY NO NTS-RË-F MAP-DIG-NO LOC-MAP-SC UTM-EAST- LOCATION NORTHING LOCAL-NAME COR-NO-NAM KILO-POST OFST-DS-DR ACCESS DISTANCE CONDITION AREA SYTPLN-SCL PLN-DIGINO LND-TENURE STATUS STOCK-TYPE PAST-USE PERF-RATIN STOCK-QUAN INVEST-LEV LAST-DATE EEPHYS-DAT THDENSITY BHOLE-NO TEST€'-NO ESPOS-NO BHOLE-DEPT TESW-DEPT EXPOS-DER DATAQUALIT TOPOGRAPHY

by C. Paquctk, 1993

Trpe Character Character Character Character Character Character Charàcter Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

Width Dm 8

50 7 5 6 8

25 7

25 50 6

37 60 4

40 4 6 5

30 22 30 30 38 15 25 4

33 4 3 2 2 14 11 14 15 20

- 4-31 -

APPENDIX 4

Index

PEWSIT DATABASE - OLD STRUCTURE APPENDIX 4

37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74

** Tc

SLOPE DRAINAGE VEGETATION PERMF-FEAT ACT-LAY DEsC-DAT GENERIC-OR LANDFORM GRANULR-Tl?

GRANULR-TH

UNDRBUR-TP DEV-CONSTR DEV-POTENT USC-NO MC-NO USC-CLASS MC-RESULTS SYZANAL-NO GRAVEL SAND FINES OVERSIZE D-50 PETRO-NO PETRO-RESU OTHERTESTS CLASS-1 CLASS-2 CLASS-3 CLASS-4 CLASS-5 TOTAL-ECO ANNUAL-REC TOTAL-VOLU RECORD-UPD LASTUPDATE

OVRBURD-TP

OVRBURD-TH

ml **

Character Character Character Character Character Date Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Date 15 15

25 40 75 60 11 8

20 20 30 30 14 11 30 50 15 3 3

30 14 3 8 8 8 8 17 2 11 50 27 27 27 27 27 9 9 9

75 8


_... !

Structure for database: PL91SRCE.DBF Number of data records: 4 Date of last update : 06/03/91 Field Field Name

1 SOURCE-NO 2 STUDY-NO 3 NTS-REF 4 MAP-DIG-NO 5 LOC-MAP-SC 6 MN-ZONE 7 MN-EAST 8 LOCATION 9 MN-NORTH 10 LOCAL-NAME 1 1 COR NO NAM 12 KIL6 POsT

14 ACCESS 15 DISTANCE 16 CONDITION 17 AREA 18 SYTPLN SCL

13 OFST~DS-DR

19 PLN DIGINO 20 LND:TENuRE 21 STATUS 22 STOCK-TYPE 23 PAST USE 24 PERF-RATIN 25 STOC~-QUAN 26 INVEST-LEV 27 LAST-DATE 28 GEPHYS DAT

30 BHOLE-NO 31 TESTP-NO 32 ESPOS-NO 33 BHOLE-DEFT 34 TESTI-DEPT 35 EXPOS-DEFT 36 DATAQUALIT

29 T H D E N S ~ Y

Cwuyilcd hy C, Paquette. 1903

Trpe Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Numeric Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

Width Dm 8 53 7 5 6 2 6

25 7

25 50 6

37 60 4

40 4 6 5

30 22 30 30 38 15 25 4

33 4 3 2 2 14 1 1 14 15

- _

APPENDIX 4

Index

37 TOPOGRAPHY 38 SLOPE 39 DlZAINAGE 40 VEGETATION 41 PERMFIFEAT 42 ACT-LAY 43 DESC-DAT 44 GENERIC-OR 45 LANDFORM 46 GRANULR-V 47 OVRBURD-TP 48 GRANULR-TH 49 OVRBURD-TH 50 UNDRBUR-TP

52 DEV-POTENT 53 USC-NO 54 MC-NO 55 USC-CLASS 56 MC-WULTS 57 SYZANAL-NO 58 GRAVEL 59 SAND 60 FINES 61 OVERSIZE 62 D-50 63 PETRO-NO 64 PETRO-RESU 65 OTHERTESTS 66 CLASS-1 67 CLASS-;! 68 CLASS-3 69 CLASS-4 70 CLASS-5 71 TOTAL-RECO 72 ANNUAL-WC 73 TOTAL-VOLU 74 RECORD-UPD 75 LASTUPDATE

5 1 DEV-CONSTR

** Total **

Compiled by C. hquofte. 1993

Character Character Character Character Character Character Date Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Date 15 18

20 25 40 75 60 11 8

20 20 30 30 14 11 30 50 15 3 3

30 14 3 8 8 8 8 17 2 11 50 27 27 27 27 27 9 9 9

75 8

* 4-34 -

DEPOSIT DATABASE - OLD STRUCTURF,

Structure for database: WLSOURCE.DBF Number of data records: 313 Date of last update : 01/26/93 Field Field Name

1 SOURCE-NO 2 STUDY-NO 3 NTS-REF 4 MAI-DIG-NO 5 LOC MAP SC 6 LOCiTIOfi 7 LOCATION2 8 UTM-EAST- 9 NORTHING 10 LOCAL-NAME 11 COR-NO-NAM 12 KILO-POST 13 OFST-DS-DR 14 ACCESS 15 DISTANCE 16 CONDITION 17 AREA 18 SYTPLN-SCL 19 PLN-DIGINO 20 LND-TENURE 21 STATUS 22 STOCK-TYPE 23 PAST-USE 24 PERF-RATIN 25 STOCK-QUAN 26 INVEST LEV

28 GEPHYS-DAT 29 THDENSITY 30 BHOLE-NO 3 1 TESTP-NO 32 ESPOS-NO 33 BHOLE-DEPT 34 TESTP-DEPT 35 EXPOS-DEPT 36 DATAQUALIT

27 LAST-DATE


Type Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

APPENDIX 4

Index Width DW 12 50 8 5 6

25 25 8 7

25 50 6 37 60 10 40 4 6 5

30 35 30 30 38 15 25 4

33 4 3 2 2 14 11 14 15

- 4-35 -

APPENDIX 4

37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75

** Tc

TOPOGRAPHY SLOPE DRAINAGE VEGETATION PEW-FEAT ACT-LAY DESC-DAT GENERIC-OR LANDFORM GRANULR-TI' OVRBURD-TP GRANULR-TH OVRBURD-TH UNDRBUR-TP DEV-CONSTR DEV-POTENT USC-NO MC-NO USC-CLASS MC-RESULTS SYZANAL_NO GRAVEL SAND FINES OVERSIZE D-50 PETRO-NO PETRO-RESU OTHERTESTS CLASS-1 CLASS-2 CLASS-3 CLASS-4 CLASS-5 TOTAL-RECO ANNUAL-MC TOTAL-COLU RECORD-UPD LASTUPDATE

3tal **

Compiled by C. plquelte, 1993

Character Character Character Character Character Character Date Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Date 1613

20 25 40 75 60 11 8 20 20 30 30 14 11 30 50 15 3 3 30 14 3 8 8 8 8 17 2 60 50 27 27 27 27 27 9 9 .9 75 8

4-36 -

STRUCTURE FOR REFQRT CATALOGUE

Structure for database: C:\DATALINK\TEMP\REPORT.DBF Number of data records: O Date of last update : 03/15/93 Memo file block size : 64 F i e l d F i e l d Name Type Width Dec Index

1 STUDY NO Character 15 2 REPORT NO Character 15 3 STUDY ERDR Character 8 4 STUDY-REF Character 10 5 YEAR Character 13 6 MONTH Numeric 2 7 SPONSOR Character 90 8 SP JOB NO Character 15 9 SP-CONTACT Character 20 10 CO~TRACTOR Character 40 11 CO JOB NO Character 16 12 CO-CONTACT Character 30 13 FtPq TITLE Character 180 14 MN ZONE Numeric 2 15 MN'"ST Numeric 6 16 MN-NORTH Numeric 7 17 MN-LAT DEG Numeric a 5 18 MN-LON-DEG Numeric 9 5 19 CN-LAT-DEG Numeric 8 5 2 O CN-LON-DEG Numeric 9 5 2 1 CN-ZONË Numeric 2 22 CN-EAST Numeric 6 2 3 CN-NORTH Numeric 7 2 4 MX-ZONE Numeric 2 25 MX-EAST Numeric 6 2 6 MX-NORTH Numeric 7 27 MX-LAT DEG Numeric 8 5 28 MX-LON-DEG Numeric 9 5 29 LOTAL EAME Character 40 30 LOCMAF Character 40 31 LOCMAP NO Character 40 32 LOCMAP-FM Character 30 33 LOCMAP-SC Character 20 34 LOCMAP-DN Character 10 35 LOCMAP-ARC Character 60 36 SITE NÂME Character 40 37 SIT-FL Character 30 38 SIT PL NO Character 80 39 SIT-PL-FM Character 105 40 SIT-PLISC - Character 50

-


APPENDIX 5

STRUCTUREEY)R REPORT CATALOGUE

4 1 42 4 3 4 4 4 5 4 6 47 4 8 4 9 50 51 52 53 54 5 5 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 6 8 69 70 7 1

** Tot

SIT PL DN SIT-PL-ARC SOUECE-NO

STUDY-TYPE

STUDY-SIZE SURV BATA SURV-LEVEL SURVIPATT

PGM EENCTH

PENETEAT

SAMPL-QUAL SAMPL-TYPE SAMPL-SIZE

RPT LEVEL

RPT-DISTR DATX ARC DATA-QUAL DATA-MISS

PROPRÏ

LINE Ni? STUDY INDX

STUDY-SCOP

SURV-SPAC

SEATON EQUIP TYPE

RESOLUTION SAMPL RATE

I N T E a LEV

RPT-ARC

OTHEE RPTS

RPT-OR-BIB .al **

Compiled by C. Paquetle, 1993

Character Character Memo Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character

35 8 0 10 180

2 50 50 4 0 4 0

180 4 0 4 0 30 30

12 O 120 20 60 80 7 0 7 0

1 2 0 100 100

24 4 0 15 60 100

8 0 10

3092

- 5-2 -

APPENDIX 5

REPORT CATALQGUE FIELD SUMMARY CHART AND DATA DICTIONARY

Part A: Study Reference and Location

A€ Sponsor

I_Ic__

field Abbreviation

REPORT-NO

STUDY-ORDR

STUDY-REF

YEAR

MONTH

SPONSOR

SP-JOB-NO

SP-CONTACT

APPENDIX 5

Field Definition

Each source hu been assigned a mique study identifier number, to =we na a l i to othcr databases (e.g. the deporit database, and EsEBaae borehole database). This amber identifies the study in which the mucc waa first described in dekil. Tbe number comists of an alphabet prefix representing the gonsor of the report (4 characters), the year of the repofl(2 digits), d the geographic location or a n a (up to 5 characters), (cg. MAC87PL.).

Each mume has been assigned a unique report identifier number, to lervc as 4 lhk to other databases (e.g. the deposit databax, and FSEBale borehole database). This number c~~ of an alphabet prefix representing the contractor who aurhmd tiK mpoa (4 c h c l e r s ) , h e year of the repod 0 digits), a d tht geographic location or area (up lo 6 characters). (e.g. EBA87PL).

A unique study identifier which serves as a I i to other databases (e+ De@ Dahbase, ESEBue BMthde database). T h i s number c o d of an eight character field, with the first four C1IImcba 4s alphabetic prefix representing the gqmphical location of the database, followed by a duh r d a th- digit d y number. Ihe three d& aumber is derived from L e chrwologifd l i of ml1 repolts coatainiry g n d r rescum data from the d y ama. (cg. NAHC- 001: N o d Alaska Highway Corridor - dicd q o r t ) Tbii f ~ l d in uscd with e o n corridom.

A Iiat of h e r study numbers referring lo repom which have m m i n f ~ t î o n on the nourne.

T h e Calendar yew in which h e majority of rhc field work on the study wns co~nplcte {kg. 1983).

The month in which the rrmjority of the field work was completcd (cg. 07).

The name ofthe compaay, depatlmnt, agency oc orgnnbtion sponsoring the dudy. (e.g. Indun and Noahern Affiirs Cam&, Yukon Tramportation Eagiaeering, Public Works Canada).

The spomor'sjob numtm.

The name of the ptrsoo withiin the lponaoriag organkdon who might be coattcted lo &nia additioml infornuth 00

the study a d o r ruthoriution for ita uac.

Thc mme of the prime cooRRctor, conaultam or pup conmcted by &e qomx to undcllake tbe d y @.p. EBA Wising Conwltantm m., N d e m E n g i i r h g Serv ic~ Company M.).


REPORT CATALOGUE FIELD SUMMARY CHART A N D DATA DICTIONARY APPENDIX 5

Il Y2 I Field Name Field Abbrwiation I AFl

- AF2

AF3

The contmctor'r file aumber.

All

An AI3

A14

AES

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The u(M zone in which tbe nodteartern comer of Ibe caching block d u n (e.g. Oe).

The UTM grid I i i of the weukm extremity of h e e n c h h g block (e(. 56742%).

The UTM grid line of the h e m extremity of the enchhg block (cg. 7661560).

Tht latitude in dccirml degrecr of the h e m extmmity of the errloring block (e.g. 70.72345).

The iongitudt in d e C i d dew of the wcdtrn e&y of h e enclmihg block (e.g. 136.03926).

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Field Name Field Abbreviation

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REPORT CATALOGUE FIELD SUMMARY CHART AND DATA DICTIONARY APPENDIX 5

Index EeId Name F d d Abbreviation code

I SOURCE-NO

AY Survey Line Numbers I LINE-NO h a t i o n Ektclils

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REPORT CATALUGUE FIELD SUMMARY CHART AND DATA DICTIONARY APPENDIX 5

Part B: Studv Details

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Field Definilton

Same an study type, 2 character index field for sating htab6se.

The type of data colkcltd during the study or wb-ady (c.g. hydrographic, geophyaicd. -bed rampling. W ~ c d , dredging).

The a d scope of h e &&y OT sub-study (e.g. regional, silt l p a c i f k riugle lite, many ritCr).

l h e exteat of size of the study in terms of number of potentiel b o r n rites identified, number of testpits or boreholes, or number of line kiiomctres of geophysical data (e.g. 21 h a ; 55 BH'n; 145 km).

Description of geophysical or hydrographic survey line numben or Iodons, or h&er k t i m dctaii of g w h a d i e s .

The gcmnl purpose or level of detail ofthe study (e.g. aiqhoto inatipretation, m d - c , explonrioo, delinertioa, production).

The patkrn in which the individual borrow rices within the rtudy a m occur, or io which b o t e h d c s OT ~ u v c y h e 8 wilhi specific d e t a i l e d study niter were laid wt . (cg. d o m , carridor, liae, grid).

The relative (e.g. nrsdom, wide) or actllal (range andlor avemge spacing of tbt survey data or rtudy rite (e.g. 2% m E W, SO0 m NS, 10-15 km).

The kngth of the field data c d k c t i w or survey program, in L y s oi showing specific &ter.

The semm of the year in which Le field data cdlectioll or m e y program was conducted (cg. htc summer, winter).

The type($) of equipment urd to collect data or obtain aarnpler (e.g. hand-excavatcd ltrtpitr, D8 W. sonic drill; CME 750 Auger Drill. etc.).

The average pendration of drilling or roil urqpling equipment, (e.g. 5.75, IO), d i d y related to the quip& type.

n i e suitability of Ibe data for distiaguiahingvrriatiom in d u r f a c e stmtigrapby, expred in dative (e(. poop, variable, unlrwwn) or actual (cg. range andlor average in knhs of mctrer) terma (cg. 0.5).

I

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Index 1 Code

Field Name Field Abbreviation I

BV Data Archiving DATA-ARC

BW Data Quality DATA-QUAL

BX Data Missing DATA-MISS

BY 0th Repom OTHER-RPTS

APPENDIX 5


APPENDIX 5

4

Index Field Name Field Abbreviation C d

RepoH or Bibliography RIT-OR-BIE

Field Definition 11

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S”Rt~C?”RE FOR DEPOSIT DATABAS5

Structure for database: C:\DATALINK\TEMP\DEPOSIT.DBF Number of data records: O Date of last update : 03/15/93 F i e l d Field Name Type Width Dec Index

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 2 2 23 24 25 2 6 27 2 8 29 30 31 32 33 3 4 35 36 37 38 39 4 0 41 4 2

STUDY NO REPORT NO STUDY SRDR

N SOGCE N S&JRCE NE

STUDY-REF

SOURCE-REF NTS RET LOCXL NAME

L O C b P zc LOCATI~N

CN-EAST CN-NORTH

CN-LON-DEG

CORRINAME OFFSËT DIS OFFSET-DIR ACC LE~GTH ACCËSS

MAP DÏG NO

CN ZONE

CN-LAT DEG

C O a NE KILO POST

CONDITION AREA SIT PL SC SIT-PL-DN LANE TËNUR STATÜS

STOCK-TYPE STOCK-QUAN

VOL &Y VOL-PL

INVEST-DAT GEOPH EATA TH DE~SITY BH-NO -

STUDY PR1

PAST ÜSE

PERF RATIN INVEZT LEV

Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Numeric Character Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Character Character Character Character Character character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character Character character Numeric Numeric Character Character Character Character Character Character

15 15 6 0

100 6

1 2 125

7 25

5 10

100 2 6 7

9 3

4 0 6

20 3

20 100 40 4 10 20 30 35 15 30 15 30 10 10 38 75 4

33 10 3

a 5 5

APPENDIX 6


: .

STRUCTIhE FOR DEPOSIT DGTABASE APPENDIX 6

43 BH DEPTH 44 TF-NO 4 5 TP-DEPTH 46 EX-NO 47 EX-DEPTH

4 9 G E N E ~ ~ I C OR 50 LANDFOG 48 DATA QUAL

51 TOPOGRAPHY 52 SLOPE 53 DRAINAGE 54 VEGETATION 5 5 PERMAFROST 56 ACT L A Y 57 DESE DATE 58 GRAN-TYPE 59 GRAN-THICK 60 OB TYPE 61 OB-THICK 62 UB-TYPE

64 DEV-POTENT 63 D~ CONSTR

65 USC-NO 66 USC-CLASS 67 MC EO 6 8 MC-DATA 69 SIËVE NO

71 GRAVEL 7 2 SAND 73 FINES 74 D 50 7 5 PËTRO NO 7 6 PETRO-DATA

7 8 CLASS1 79 CLASS2 80 CLASS3 81 CLASS4 82 CLASS5 8 3 TTL VOL 84 PROC VOL

86 PROS-VOL 87 TTL EECOV 88 ANN-RECOV

7 0 OVERSÏZE

77 OTHERTESTS

8 5 PROB-VOL

** Total *=


C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r Date C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r Numeric C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r Numeric C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r Character C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r C h a r a c t e r

14 2

11 2 14 15 20 20 20 25 40 75 60 11

8 30 14 30 11 30 75 15

3 30

3 14

4 8 a

8 2 0

a

2 60

152 27 27 27 27 27 9 9 9 9 9 9

2168

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DEPOSIT DATABASE FiELD SUMMARY CHART AND DATA DICTIONARY

Part A: DeDosit Location and Status

AC

- AD

Study Number

Study Order

Shdy Reference

New Swrce Number

NTS Map Refemm

Local Names

Field Abbreviation

STUDY_NO

REPORT-NO

STUDY-ORDR

STUDY _REF

APPENDIX 6

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AE I Map Digitizer Number

AF Location MaplPlan Scab

MAP-DIG-NO

F d d Definition

A unique five digit identifier number, to be amigned by MAC, which identifier a data set of pointa, liaet, or polygona to be digitized frmn Ihe lofation plan. m i s number lib the granular deposit databare to WAC'S spatid dabbars ryakrn-

The sa le , expressed in tern of the representative fnction (cg. 1 :250,000) of any d l scale accompanying regional map or tmckpla which indicatm the location of l e study a m , or series of separate deariled rtudylbomnv s i k a or r e g i o n a 1 suurvey l inu . The denominator d y of the representative fraction is given since the numerator is consistently '1" &.g. 25mQQ.

The UIU zone of the ce- of the enclosing block (cg. 08).

The UIhi grid line of h e centre of the enclosing block (cg. 76OUaO).

The UTM grid line of the centre of the enclosing block (e.g. 476321).

Tbc latitude in decimal degrees of tbe cenm of the edodng block (cg. 70.72345).

' h e longitude in d o c m 1 degrees of the centre of the enclosing block (cg. 125.53926).

Thc munber (ï.e. Territo~ial Highway number, e.g Y" #S, where approprirtc).

The k i l o m e t r e - p o e l (KP) of Ihe point along h e tmnqmtation corridor at which acceaa is relatively d i t e f t to the deposit, oc the mwt ncady adjacent point oa the corridor to Ihe location of Ihc deposit.

I

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DEPOSIT DATABASE FIELD SUMMARY CHART A N D DATA DICTIONARY APPENDIX 6

A K 1 offset Distance OFFSEI'-DIS The distance in meters from the corridor ceotreline to h e centre of the deposit, determinod facing t o w a d the ioc- kilometre-post (e.g. 35; 1500).

AK2 Offset Direction OFFSEl-DR The direction from the corridor to the deposit, determined facing towards the i n c r t a s i n g kilormetre-pod (e.g. L.IeAI;

AL Access Length

AM Source Access

ACC-LEN-

ACCESS

The dislance along he above descrilxd acceaa mute from the corridor 10 the depoait. Ideally, this rhould be the name aa the offset dimdance; however, where this is not pmsible duc to steep dopea or rivera. tbe ncceaa dirtance can v q dg5ificlntIy frwn offset (e.& 40, 1250).

A short description of the most practical route kading from B e corridor to Ibe deposit. Where the acccaa route doc3 not lead directly from the corridor to Ihc soume, the KP of B e corridor at the location of the acceas route sbould be given (e.g. reria of reismif cutlinea; along no& bank of river, folIowa ridge crest from KP 265.7; A a r but rleepcr &mative at KP 576).

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p AKI

Am

AL

AM

offset Dishaance OFFSET-DIS

Offact Direction OFFSET-DIR

Access Lensph ACC-LENGTH

Source Accesa ACCESS

Field Name Field A b b r e v i h

I AN Condkin CONDlTION

A 0 Area AREA

AQ Site F%n Digitizer SIT-PL-DN Number

I

Field Defiaision

The distcmcc in me~ers from the corridor cerutreke to the ce- of the deposit, determined bcing toward3 the increasing kilomtte-post (e.g. 35; 1500).

The direction from the conidor to the depoait, dermirud facing towards the increasing kilomtm-pat (elp. LIeA]; Nighll).

The di-nce eIong the above dellcribed ~CCMI rollte from the corridor to B e d t p i t . Ideally. this rbwld be the MIIW aa the offset disance; however, wherc thio i s mot porsible due to steep slopes or rivem, the .CECM dishoce can vary aignificady from oflaet (e+ 40; 1250).

A short descriplion of h e most pmchal mute leading from the corridor to the deposit. Where the m e s a route does not lead directly from the corridor to the mrce, the KP of the conidor at the location of the acceu routs lhould be given (cg. rerier of seismic cuhea; along north bank of river; followa ridge creat from KP 265.7; lhoiter but rteepcr a lteraative &I KP 5 76).

F d d Definition U

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Field Definition

priority of granular soume to receive fulrher study (e.g. high).

A qualilllive description of the ptocesled materials on site @.p. 38mm 3creened gmvel).

An edmate of the quadity stoclrpied at a site, at the time of lfie last record update.

A summary of any known prtvioua source development or expIoitation activity in terms of type and amount of material removed snd use of materid @.g. 12,000 cd.m of ailty and removed by YTG in 1979 for gravel aurfmcinp).

Thia is an estimate of h e volume of rmtcri.1 which was removed from the deposit for the conmuclion of L e highway.

This is an esthete of the volumc of material which war rernovcd from Ihe deposit for Ibc conrttuction of the Inirrpmixfi.1 Pipeline.

A llummary of any known ass%asmctvt of the perfonnrnce of previously used' material from the m m e (e.g. poor biding, rcgmgatea with mimmd trafic).

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mmsrr DATABASE mm SUMMARY CHART AND DATA DICTIONARY APPENDIX 6

Part B: Source Investigation and Description Information

Field Name

Investigation Level

Lart Investigation Date

Geophysical Data

Test Hole Density

Field Abbreviation

INVEST-DAT

GEOPH-DATA

TH-DENSITY

Field Definition

The greslest level of deetail of previous rite investigation work It the rubjcct deposit (e.g. ailphoto inttrprcmion; rcconnaisssnce; explmtory drilling; delintalion drilling; pduction d r i l l i .

The year in which the most recent aite investigation work was Compkted.

The type and ICI@ of any geophyicd rurveys completed at the deposit in format: TYPE: LINE LENGTH (e.g. EM-3 1 : 1550 m).

The rmrnbcr of boreholes plus the number of teat pita divided by the estimated lource 4 m field AP). Exponure4 are mammon, but ut cdded to tcst hoks when they are p m e n ~

I

W X F d d N a m e F d Abbmviatian Field Definition

BE Boreholes: Number BH-NO The t-1 number of borehole8 (augcrings, borings, corrholes, etc.) coaapleted and logged within, or imndiitely adjacent to the depol, wbich provide subsurface infomtion defining the type, emnt a d p l i of granular materials.

BF Borrholcs: Depth BH-DEPM A liating of the minimum, average and maximum depth of penetration of h tola1 coilation of bwrboks for the deposit, in tentha of metm (cg. 03.1-05.6-10.3).

3G Testpits: Number TP-NO The l o t a l number of hand- or equiplnentexcavatedteerapitr or trenches completcd a d logged withi or imrmdinkly adjacent to the deposit, which provide subsurface information defining the type, extent and quality of granular matcriala.

3II Testph: Depth T P - D m A M n g of the minimum, average and maximum depth of penetmion of the mal collection of testph for the deposit, in teatha or (e.g. 0.5-2.65.3).

BE Expwurea: Numbcr "NO The lotll wmber of rutural or man-made exposures or oukropa (e.g. on dtep dopu, r tMm bah, or exposed pit h e r , cutbanks), within, or immadiately adj" to the de@, wbich have been logged to provide lublumce informstion defining the type, extent and quality of gnnular mterialr. 4

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f -


'1 Index Field Name Field Abbreviation Field Definition

BJ Exposures: Depth EX-DEFM4 A lidng of Ihe minimum, average and maximum depth of subsurface materials exposed in the total collection of exposurer for the deposit, in tenths of metres (c.g. 01.5-06.bl5.0).

$atre Descridion; A brief wrnrmary of the phyakal string of h e deposit which will aid in Ihe analysis and underslamling of the type, extent, quality and uniformity of h e available granular materials .Dd the suitability of the depwit for development and exploitation.

Index I field Name

BQ Vegetation


Field Abbreviation

GENERIC-OR

LANDFORM

TOPOGRAPHY

SLOPE

DRAWAGE

VEGETATION

Field Definition

The enviroamcat of deposition or geologic process believed to be reqonsibk for the formalion of the aubjcct surficial feature OT deposit compriscd of granular materish (e.g. alluvial; fluvial; glacial; glaciofluviak ghciomarine; lacustrine).

The type of lrurtïcial feature comprising the subject granular materials, within which geologic conditiotu are interpreted to be relalively uniform or arc variable within limita characteria!ic of the type of feature (e.g. deha; esker, fan; kame; outwash plain; terrace).

A general description of h e cotlcctive physical features, relief and contour of the area (c.g. flat, gently roiling, rolling, hummocky, unduhting, ridged, dissected, plateau, mountainous).

A general degcription of tbe slopes on and immediately adjacent to the deposit in terms of type (e.g. simple; compound, complex), degm (cg. gentle; modcrsk; steep; precipitous) and direction (e.g. N W .

A geacmI description of the general direction and appannt coditioa (e.g. well, moderate; poor, saturated; flooded) of Purfaee and subwrrface drainage at h e site 6 .8 , SSE-modtmte, flooded lo S).

A general deacription of the moa significant fcaturer of the vegetation cover on and immediately adjacent to h e deposit which may provide 80 indication of h e type of makriaIs within the deposit, tbc presence or absmcc of permafrost or wet conditions, or potential site development or rcsloration difficulties. Vegetation should be described, IS appropriate, in terms of age, size or complexity (e.g. mixed; mpling; I"), dcmity (e.g. nil; spanre; modtnte; d e w ) and type ( cg . poplar, blacklwhite spruce; jack pine; willow) for each tree cover, understorey and ground cover (cg. mature mixed popiar and while spruce to 15 m, few tamarack /spanre poplar aaplhgs /dense bearberry, sparse aphagnum a d sedges).

A general description of surface a d o r subsurfaee features which demonstrate or indicate the presence of permafrost cod t iom within or adjacent lo the deposit (e.& Iow-centrc polygons and thermokarst to W, sparse rrunted black pruce a d hick sphagnum; t m c Vx in 2 BHs).

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BS

apparently pemnnially frozen moterhlr, in tenths of metres (e+ 0.2-1.0-1.8). within and adjacent to the dcpcmit, determined from the boreholes, testpita, probingm and expouuns which ellfountcd A liiing of the minimum, average and maximum masures thickness of Ihe numnally h w e d urd Froten active hyc r "-LAY Active Layer Thickness

i' 1 BT I Site Description Dare I DESC-DATE I The date on which the &te description was completed, or where more &an one rire visit w u involved, tbt date upon fl

BU

BV

BW

BX

BY

BI

32

Overburden Type 0S"WPE

Overburden Thickness OB-THICK

Field Definition

A brief description of the type of grarmlar ma~~rids encountered withiin the 4- delimated aa a granular smuce (e.g. GRAVEL AND SAND - ~ ~ l l - g r s d o d ; SAND - ~ v c I I Y , l ~ m e ah).

A lidng ol the minimum, average rad maxinrum thiclratrl of g M u l u matcrit ls over the deposit, determined from the boreholw, testpits and elrpoeures in the area delineated as the g d r rwrce, in tenths of fntvts (e.g. O1 .W.2-12.8)

A brief description of Ihc type of overburden materials prescrit over the area ccdaining gramhr materials ( cg . FEAT - over silt).

A listing of tfre minimum, average and maximum ttriclcnesa of overburdea makrtaIs over the deposit, determinC6 from the borehdes, testpits and expnparures which encounted granular makrials. in tenths of mctrtr (e.g. O.Gl.2-2.8).

A brief description of the type of materials underlying tbe granular materbls in tbe IOUTCC a m . (e+ CLAY (GU) - wet).

A genera1 indication of my potential constraids to ahat or long term developmtnt of &e muce, expressed in temu of &e type of constraint, (&p. access; ~natcr ids ; drainage; pcmfrost; environme-& rofiocconomic) with details. IS

appropriate, on the MUS and impact of &e coootraint.

A summery wmmed, expreared in qualitative rems, of the general suitability of the deposit for developmtru. Tk potential is based c~icntirrUy on the anticipated overall extent and quality of available granular materials, but dw widen the level of detail of existing site investigation, the presence, ex ten^ a d type of wehrden, drainage a d permafrort conditions, other surface or d-surface chartcterisricr and general accedA i i y (e.g. unknown; unluilable; porn, Si; nood: excellentl.


APPENDIX 6

Part C: Test Results and Material Ouantity

Test Resn#st A summary of the cumulalive resultn of laboratory &sting, completed in accordance with A S l M or CSA standard lesti name, number of sampIes tested, and ranges and averages of ksi results.

Field Name

CA UmfiedSoir Clasaificalion: Nu&

CB Unified Soil: Class

CC Moisture (46): Number

CD Moisture (MC%): R e d

CE Sieve Adysis: Number

Cf Oversize (OIS%)

CG Gravel (Gnv%)

CH Sand (Sand%)

CI F k a (Fine%)

II CJ I D-50

USC-NO

usc-CLASS

MC-NO

MC-DATA

SIEVE-NO

OVERSEE

GRAVEL

SAND

FINES

ng pmedures, of samples from the deposit in terma of ka

Field Definition

The number of samples classified under tbe Unified Soil Clauification WSC) system, in accordance with ASTM standard D 2487 (e.g. 121).

The range and m0s1 common material types sampled from the deposit as chsaifkd by the Unified Soil Classification &!!X) system and presented in h e order: pooresthndbest (e .g. SMSPISPGPIGW-. .). The number of samples for which soil Moisture Content (MC%) has been determined, in accordance with A!XM standard D 2216 (e.g. 102).

The range and average soil Moi- Content (MC B), b a d on percentage of dry aoiJ weight, for the colleclion of w l w te&, p r t ~ e n t ~ d in he format: minimum-sveragemaxhuimumMCZ (cg. 03-12421).

The number of sampler for which palticle& a d p i s testing has been completed, in accordance with ASTM standards D 421 and D 422 (cg. 11 1).

The range and average percentage of overaized (OIS%) materid; that is, cobble- and boulder-size material (Sic Fraction over 75mm diamter), in pit run material from the source, aa determined by field ebmter, field aieving, or laboratory teHting (e.g. 00-10-3s).

The range md average percentage of gmvel-siztd (Grav %) matcrial; that is, material in the Size Fraclion 4.76 mm - 75 nun diameter, as determid by particle-&&? adys is teating (cg. 05-45-85].

The range and average pexentage of s a d - a i z c d (Sand%) material; bat ia, mateh1 in the Size Fraction 0.074 mm - 4.76 mm diameter, as determined by pnlticle-size analyma testing (cg. 25-37-52).

Iht range and average percentage of silt- a d clay-sized (%e%) matcrial; lhat is, material in the Si Fraction under 0.074 mm diamter, as delermined by parricblizc aaalysis testing (e.g. 02-07-12).

The range a d average Median Diameter @SO), in microns, of srmples subjected to pmtick-sii analysis kaing (cg. 00210-01200-03600),


I = = " " = = " = m m . m œ = =


Field Name

CL Perrogr. No.: Resulta

CM OtherTests

Test Surnmarv Chart

F d d Abbrevintion

PEIRO-NO

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Test Name 1 Field Definidon H Sulph-Sd-Mg The number and average of all remlts, expressed in percentage weight loo, of all Sulphate Sourdnesa (Magnesium or Sodium, Sulph-Sd-Na Mg/Na) testing on sclnrples from the deposit, in accordance with CSA strndard A23.2-9A (e.g. Sulph Sd NaM43.2).

I The number a d rvemg4 of all maulu, cxpresred in termn of saturated surface dry collditionr, of d1 ReIahe Density testing on samples from the deposit, in accordance with CSA alandard A23.2-12A (e.g. Re1 Density-12-2.62). I

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CO

CP

CQ

CR

CS

Cr

CU

Field Name

class 1

Chss 2

c h i s 3

c lass 4

T a l Volume

Roven Volume

Pmbabk Volume

Field Abbreviation

C w s s l

CLASS2

CLASS3

CLASS4

C L A S S

'ITL-VOL

PROV_VOL

PROB_VOL

Field Definition

The calculated and/or estimated vdumcs of excellent quality granular rmtcria1, condating of clean, w e l l - N d , sdructunlly mnd salads and gravels ruilabk for use 4s high quality d c i o g rmteriak, or as high quaIiiy asphalt or commte aggregate, with a minimum of processing.

T h e calculated andlor estimated volumr of gmd quality gmnutr material, consisting of well-gmdod sands .ad g r a d s with varying, limited quantities of d t (fines), a d suitable for use as g d quality base and ludacc feume rggregaks, embankmelu or structure-supporting fill. M a y be suitable for production of concrete aggregate with exlenaive pmeuing excepl where detetcriws material ia present.

me calculatut a d o r edmatod vo~umea of Ku quality grmuhr mate*, consirting of generally poorlY-gnded w and graveis wilb or without substantial quantitia of sih (fines), and mitable for frit quaiity general fill (aubbasc, be. embankment till) for rosds, flexible foundation pads, or laydown yards.

The calcukkd a d o r ertimtcd volumes of poor qualiw grauular material, c o n s i h g of gcnetaUy poorIy-pdcd, r i b finc nnds with minor gravels, with or wihout weak particles a d delcteriour materirlr, .nd suibbk for marginal general (non- MNCkld) f iII .

'fhe crlcuhted tadlor crtirnatd volums of Ki to excllent quiity bedrock, fél#nmter, tdua or similar e n l y coarse gmnubr material, mitable for quarrying a d pzwmaing to produce potcnti8Uy e d e n t conslmction nmteri.ls wing from genera1 fill. to cooCrete aggregate, building Itoae, 4nd e m h n control nuteriah such IS rip rap M 4rmour stone.

me chcuhted andlor estimated vdume of all of the above classes of g r a d r n m t d d s potentially available in the deposit .

Tbe volume of m a t t r i a 1 from all chses whose occurrence, distribution, thickmss .ad quality il supportad with I b i degree of confidence by g m u d truth ruch M gaotechnical drilling, tea pitling, d m exposed rltrtipnghic wctim. ?hs l i c b u of material encountered in a botehole b usually extnpolrted to I ndius not exccodi SO -1 rrourd the hole, with adjustme- applied by messing hadform type 4 d aatieipated or known acporit homogtncily.

The volume of material h m dl chsacs whosc existence 4 exkxltd ir inferred oa the basis of several types of d m t lad indirrct evidence, including w h y , hndfonn chanctcrilticr, airphoto ioterpretation, ewqohtion of rtnlignpby, geophysical data a d o r limited amplii. Mdiiiorul i m c s t i p h b needed to cktennim d i b l e material v b . The volume is d u u t c d by projecting known paramcttn (typically th- prwea mawccs) over Ibc entire deposit, with adjurtmentr for landform type, anticipated homogeneity rad other rits characterisic8 w b as ice content a d drainage.

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APPENDIX 6

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DEPOSIT DATABASE FIELD SUMMARY CHART A N D DATA DICTIONARY

CN

CO

CP

CQ

CR

CS

CT

CU

f

Field Name

class 1

Class 2

Class 3

class 4

Class 5

Total Volume

Roven VOIUme

-able Volwne

Field Abbreviation

CLASSI

CLASS2

CLASS4

CLASS5

TrL-VOL

PROB-VOL

Fîeld Definitia

Tttc calculated adlor estimated vdumes of excellent quality granula atruclurally sound sands and gravels suitable for use as hi@ quality ~

concrete aggregate, with a minimum of processing.

The calculated andlor cslimated volumr of gwul quality granular m with varying, limited quadtiem of silt (fines), and suitable for use af embankment or s~ructure-auppodng f i l l . M a y be mitable for p d u ' except where deieterkms material is present.

The calculaicd a d o r estimated volumts of fair quality granular mal gravels with or without substantial quantities of silt (fines), and suita embankment fill) for roads, flexible foundation pads, or laydown YI

The calculated a d o r estimated volumes O f poor quality granular m Mndr wilh minor gravela, with or without weak pahcles a d deletel aructuml) fill.

The calculated andlor ePmated volumts of k ir to excellent quality granular material, suitable for quanying a d processing to produce 1 from geoeral fill, to concrete aggregate, building doae, and erosion

The calculad andlor estimated volum of ail of the above classes a deposit.

The volume of material h m all classes whose occumnce, distribut degree of confidence by g d INUI wch as geotcchnical drilling, I

thickness of material encountered in a borebole i s usually eyArapoht hole, with adjustmtm applied by usesahg lardform type and W

The vdume of material from dl ClUrel W h txi*aenct .ad extent indimst evidence, including topography, lradfona clmmcterirticr, ri geophyaicrl bu and/or limitsd rampling. Additid i n v c & p h i volume ir estirmted by projecting known parametera ftypicaUy thou adjustments for landform type, aoticipated homogeneity md h e r si

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II I I Il Index Field Name Field Abbreviation Field Definition !I

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1 w e x

CN

CO

CP

CQ

CR

CS

CT

CU

Field N a m

Clasr 1

Class 2

Class 3

Class 4

Ch39 5

Total Volume

Roven Volume

Eeld Abbreviation

cuss 1

CLASS2

CLASS3

CLASS4

TrL-VOL

rnOV-VOL

PROB-VOL

Field &finition

The calculated a d o r estimated vdumes of excellent quality granular material, consisting of ciean, weII-pdcd, Iltructumlly sound s 8 d s and gtavels suitable for use as high quality surfacing rmteriala, or as high q d i t y asphdl or concrel~ aggregate, with I minimum of processing.

The cdculated andlor estimated volumes of good quality granular material, consisting of well-graded a a d s and gravels with varying, limited quantities of ailt (fines). and suitable fw use as good quality baat and surface c o u n t aggregates, embankment or anrcture-auppotting fill. May be suitable fix production of concrete aggregate with extenaive processing except where deieterious material is present.

T h e calculated a d o r estimated volumes of fair quality granular material, consisling of generally poorly-gradd sards and gravels wilh or wilhout substantial quantities of silt (fines), and witabIe for fair quality general fill (subbare, base, embankment fill> fur mads, flexible fmdation pads, or laydown yards.

The calculated andlor estimted volumes of poor quality granular material, consishg of generally poorly-gdd, d t y fiœ d s with minor gravels, with or without weak particles and deleterious materiah, ud mitable for marginal general (MD

8 I N C t U d ) fill.

The calculated andlor estimated volumes of fair to excellent qrulity bedrock, feknmecr, talus or simihr extrrrnly colnt

granular material, auitable for quarrying and processing to produce potentiaily excelitni construction mnwialr ranging f m general fill, to concrete aggmBatc, buildmg donc, md emioa control mater ids luch as rip rap or atmouf stone.

The calculated andlor catimatcd volume of all of the a h v e cluses of granular matcriala pkatially 4vdable in tbe deposit. The volume of materia1 from d i classes whose OCCU~ILCC, d i m i o a , t h i c k m u and quality ir supported whb a b i degree of confidence by ground truth such as geotechnicd drilling, tea pitling, a d o r expored rtntigmpbic roctiom. The thickmeas of material encountered in I bodole i s mually extraphbal to a mdiw ml e x c o c d i 50 metres arwnd the bole, with adjustments qplied by rasershg hodform type d anlicipated or kmwn & p i t homogeneity.

me vdum of materid h m dl c h w 4 whne existence lad extent is inferred on Ibe buis of m e r a l types of di& r d idt rect evibcnce, including topography, landform chnclerirticr, airphoto inteqmtation, extmpolrtiom of &atigmpby, gwphyaicd data dor limited sampling. Addidoml investigation t mtded to detemille diable material volume. The volume is edlimcted by prcjecting known panmetera [typicrlly thme pmven rtmu) over the entire deporil, with ldjultmentp for hdform type, anticipated homogeneity a d other site chamctwisticr W b as ice conted and dnimgc.


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INDEX

INDEX

INDEX .

INDEX

INDEX

iNDM

INDEX

I N D D

INDEX

INDEX

INDEX

INDEX

INDEX

INDEX

INDEX

INDEX

INDEX

IN D M

INDEX

Fmmt Di.q-ht.d Disp-head mrP_ FdCSC Plot Fdec Fwidth Frypc Fnum nurn 2 1 col - var

M W - > DRILL-3 20 O Y MDM-DriIli~notcJ O 40 C 10

MEC- > DRAWING-NO O MDEX-Drawing Number Y O IO 11 C 21 I WHO- >START-DATE

O MDEX-E~~T~M Y O 5 ~ C 14 25 WHO- > END-TIME

O WDEX-EndDale Y O 8 C 13 24 WHO- > END-DATE

O INDM-StadIïme Y O 5 C 12 23 WHO- > START-TIME

O INDEXStariDate Y O 8 C 11 22

MEC- > WATER-LWE O INDM-WaterLevel Y 2 6 N 12 26

WERE- >TOP-HOLE O JNDEX-T~OfiOk Y 3 9 N 4 27 f

WH ERE- > D A T " O INDEX-Datum N 3 9 N 3 28

WHERE- >'fER"DERH

O [NDEX-Dipohring. N 2 6 N 7 32 WHERE > DIP

O IEIDEX-AZ~IIW~~ N 2 6 N 8 31 wH">AzIhQuTII

O INDEX-Casingdcpth. N 2 8 N 6 30 WHERE- > CASE-DEFM

O INDEX-Terminationdepth. N 2 8 N 5 29

WHERE- > UT-TYPE O INDEX-WI'MC~C N o I C 9 33

WHERE- > C-MERIDIAN

O INDEX-UTMasting. Y 3 IO . N 13 37 WHERE >EMTINO

O WDEX-UTMnorthing. N 3 11 N 12 36 WHERE >NORTHING

O INDEX--nt. N O 2 N I l 35 WHWE > ZONE O INDEX-UTMcenlral meridi N O 6 N IO 34

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VmlllS FMKIC Sm- Fnum Rype Fwidth Fdcc Plot Fdesc Disp- Disp-hed ' Diap-hd m m - V U COI 1 2

ASIC BASIC- > PER-SILT 209 10 N 5 1 Y BASIC-Pe~entSilt 53 SILT t%)

: 4 SIC BASIC- > PER_D5O 21 I I I N 5 O Y BASIC-DSO 65 D50 ( u d

'

1-RENGM SAMPLE- >TOP 301 3 N 7 2 N SAMPLE-Top 1 TOP (ml

,XRENGT'H SAMPLE- > NO 302 5 C 5 O N SAMptE-Numbcr 9 NO

TRENGTH STRENGW- > PEN-N 303 3 N 3 O Y STRENGI"N(#O~~IOWS) 16 S m 0

-I RENGTH STRENGTH- > PW-DEFIW 304 4 N 6 2 Y STRENGTHdcpth 20 SPT Deph

I'RENGTH STRENGTH->TE!3T-TYPE 305 5 c 5 O Y STRWGTH-TCS~-T~PC Code2 TEST TYPE 7

1 I'RENGTH STRENGTH- >--QU 306 6 N 8 3 Y S~GTH-Test-rerult 33 RESULT (kP.1

' I'RENGTH STRENGTH- > STRAIN-F 307 7 N 5 I Y STRENGTH-FailureStrain 42 Sm@ FAIL.

.'I'RENGTH STRENGTH- > CONSIST 308 8 C IS O Y STRENGTH-SampleConsiat 48 SAMPLE CONSETENCY

1 I'RENGTH STRENGTH- > CON-STRESS 309 9 N 7 2 Y STFtENGTHConsol.Stress 64 STRESS W.) ~~~~~ ~

'I )NSOLID SAMPG>TOP 401 3 N 7 2 N SAMPLE- TO^ 1 TOP (ml

' t )NSOLID SAMPLE- > NO 402 5 C 5 O N SAMPLE-Number 9 NO

' '( ) N S O W CONSOLID- >TEST-TYPE 403 3 C 5 O Y CONSOLID-Teat-Typc 17 TEST TYPE

3 *ONSOLID CONSULID > P-OVERBURD 404 4 N 7 2 Y cONsoLlD-po 23 Po W)

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CONSOLID CONSOLID- > INm-VOID

CONSOUD CONSOLJD- >THW-SlRAM

SCIENCE SAMPLE>TOP

SCIENCE SAMPLE > NO

SCIENCE SCIENCE- >TEST-TYPE

SCENCE SCIENCE >T€ST-WUL

SCENCE SCIENCE- > FROZ-MC

SCENCE SCIENCE- >"PER

SCIENCE SCIWCE > GR-ICE-DES

SCIENCE SCIENCE- >ROCK-RQD

SCIENCE SCIENCE- >ROCK-REC

SOILS SOIL- > DEPTH

SOILS S O L > BOUNDARY

S O U SOIL- > UFlF

SOILS SOIL- > DESCMP

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