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Thermal Springs of Canada: Geochemical Analysis 2015

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This 25 page document is a compilation of historical data collected from Canada’s 157 known thermal springs. It includes valuable information including the approximate location, water chemistry, temperature, and volumetric flow readings of most thermal springs in Western Canada.  CanGEA’s improvements to past work include verification of and updating all values that are publicly available. The CanGEA project also made use of the data in two geothermometers to estimate reservoir temperatures and heat flow.  Thermal springs for which sufficient data is not currently available have also been identified with the expectation that future surveying and sampling may be conducted to fill knowledge gaps.  Meta data is also available in a spreadsheet format and is expected to be released later in 2015 (included in the cost of the Thermal Springs in Canada report).

Of special interest to the Mining sector, this document includes single sample readings for silica, sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, lithium, chlorine, sulphate, and   bicarbonates. A growing international trend is to harvest these valuable commodities via the co-production of geothermal power and heat.
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