THE USE OF AIRCRAFT IN MINERAL EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT

CIM Bulletin, 1924

At the last Annual Meeting of the Institute, Dr. C. V. Corless sketched the potential mineral wealth of Canada so clearly, graphically and with-all so entertainingly that one' 5 imagination was fired with the promise held out to future generations for the tremendous expansion of the mining industry in the Dominion. Posterity will undoubtedly witness the fruit of much of the geographical search and survey that is now caried on by our government mining departments.
Mots Clés: Air, Canada., geologist, prospecting, prospector, TOTALS CANOE PARTY Recapitulation., Cost, Equipment, mineral, minerals, Operation, service, Services, Transportation
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