Summary of activities : field, 1963 / compiled by S. E. Jenness. : M44-1/1964-1E-PDF

"The Geological Survey has issued early in each year since 1958 a brief report of the field work undertaken by its officers during the previous summer. The first five such reports, known as Information Circular Nos. 1 to 5, appeared in various formats and are now out of print. The sixth report, which dealt with the 1962 field season, was issued as Paper 63-1 in the Survey's 'Paper' Series; its format is used on the following pages. ... The main purpose of most Geological Survey field work is to obtain basic data on the geology of Canada. When assembled, interpreted, and published as appropriate maps and reports, this information may help to guide those engaged in the search for and development of metallic and non-metallic mineral deposits, fuels, water supplies, and construction materials"--Introduction, p. [1].

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