STEFFEN GERD HAGEMANN CURRICULUM VITAE Qualifications ...

STEFFEN GERD HAGEMANN
CURRICULUM VITAE
Qualifications: PhD, Dr habil, MSCc, BSc
Current Position: A/Prof Economic Geology
Employment history: since 1997 UWA
Significant contribution to field of research:
I have been involved in economic geology research in the past 15 years at various universities in
Germany, USA, Canada, Brazil and Australia. I have always enjoyed working in a team oriented
environment and consequently supervised 10 Ph.D. students, 18 Honours students and worked
together with three postdoctoral fellows on scale-integrated, multi-disciplinary projects related to
metallic ore systems and associated fault zone networks. The significant contribution I have made to
the field of economic geology relates to an increased understanding of the structural-hydrothermal
alteration and fluid architecture and geochemical processes of orogenic gold, Banded Iron
Formation (BIF) related iron and Volcanic-Hosted Massive Sulfide (VHMS) deposits. Since taking
up a staff position at UWA I have applied mineral system analyses to different metallic ore deposits
such as gold, copper, and iron; In 2000 I published together with Dr. Cassidy a wide-ranging
mineral system model for Archean orogenic gold deposits. Together with Dr. Peter Neumayr we
established a model about structural and fluid connectivity in fault zone networks and associated
pulses of gold mineralization through time. A joint project with Dr. Bateman resulted in a revised
comprehensive model for the Golden Mile that emphasises the protracted structural-hydrothermal
alteration and fluid evolution of 45 Ma. Lately I have diversified my research activity and started an
international iron ore research program together with the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais at
Belo Horizonte (Brazil). We are investigating the structural control, hydrothermal alteration and
fluid flow in the giant Carajas and Iron Quadrangle iron ore provinces and comparing those with
some of the ginat Hamersley iron ore deposits (e.g., Tom Price and Paraburdoo). Preliminary results
include the mapping of hydrothermal alteration zones around BIF- and jaspilite-related, high-grade
(>63% Fe) iron ore bodies and definition of fluid pathways for the ascending and descending
hydrothermal fluids. Two PhD students from Brazil, one from the UWA and honours students are
involved in this exciting venture. In 2008 I will be the chief editor, together with Profs. Rosiere
(Belo Horizonte), Gutzmer and Beukes (Johannesburg), for a Review in Economic Geology book
entitled: High-grade BIF-related iron ore deposits. This book will be published in conjunction with a
SEG short course about the same topic. Further diversification include a PhD projects on the
structural control of the komatiite hosted Flying Fox nickel deposit, the Golden Groves VHMS
deposits and melt inclusion studies on granites that are spatially associated with gold systems. The
latter will compare growth faults and their control on metals with modern seafloor targets (by
Nautilus Ltd). The results of these scientific endeavors have been published in book chapters and
journals such as, for example, Economic Geology, Mineralium Deposita, Chemical Geology,
Journal of Structural Geology or Geochimica Cosmochimica Acta.

All refereed publications for the last six years (2001 – 2007):
Books (Editor; refereed)
Geological Survey of Western Australia, Record 2001/17
1. Hagemann, S.G., Neumayr, P., and Witt, W.K., 2001, World-class gold camps and deposits in
the eastern Yilgarn craton Western Australia, with special emphasis on the eastern Goldfields
Province: Western Australia Geological Survey, Record 2001/17, 216p. Cited = 2
Book Chapters (refereed)
2. Hagemann, S.G., Neumayr, P., Witt, W.K., 2001, World-class gold camps and deposits in the
eastern Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia, with special emphasis on the Eastern Goldfields
province - an introduction: in Hagemann, S.G., Neumayr, P., Witt, W., eds, Gold camps in the
Norseman-Wiluna belt, Yilgarn craton, Western Australia: Geological Survey of Western
Australia, p. 1-6.
3. Hagemann, S.G., and Cassidy, K.F., 2001, Gold camps in the Norseman-Wiluna belt, Yilgarn
craton, Western Australia: in Hagemann, S.G., Neumayr, P., Witt, W., eds, Gold camps in the
Norseman-Wiluna belt, Yilgarn craton, Western Australia: Geological Survey of Western
Australia, p. 7-44.
4. Bateman, R., Hagemann, S.G., McCuiag, C., Swaager, C., 2001, Protracted gold mineralization
throughout Archean orogenesis: the structural, geochemical and minerallogical history of the
Golden Mile (Yilgarn craton), Western Australia: in Hagemann, S.G., Neumayr, P., Witt, W.,
eds, Gold camps in the Norseman-Wiluna belt, Yilgarn craton, Western Australia: Geological
Survey of Western Australia, p. 63-98. Cited = 6
5. Ackroyd, B.J., Hagemann, S.G., Neumayr, P., Ingle, L.J., Inwood, N.A., and Smolonogov, S.,
2001, Hydrothermal alteration and gold mineralization at the sandstone-hosted New Holland
gold deposit, Agnew-Lawlers gold camp, Western Australia: in Hagemann, S.G., Neumayr, P.,
Witt, W., eds, Gold camps in the Norseman-Wiluna belt, Yilgarn craton, Western Australia:
Geological Survey of Western Australia, p. 99-126.
6. Gardner, Y., Hagemann, S.G., and Hay, R., 2001, Geological setting of the Darlot gold
deposits: in Hagemann, S.G., Neumayr, P., Witt, W., eds, Gold camps in the Norseman-Wiluna
belt, Yilgarn craton, Western Australia: Geological Survey of Western Australia, p. 127-150.
7. Duuring, P., Hagemann, S.G., Love, R., 2001, Controls on the positioning and size of ore
bodies in Archean granitoid-hosted orogenic gold deposits: evidence from the Tarmoola and
Jupiter gold deposits, Leonora-Laverton area, Western Australia: in Hagemann, S.G., Neumayr,
P., Witt, W., eds, Gold camps in the Norseman-Wiluna belt, Yilgarn craton, Western Australia:
Geological Survey of Western Australia, p. 163-176.
8. Kennworthy, S., Hagemann, S.G., and Chanter, S.C., 2001, Structural control and
mineralization style of the quartz-reef hosted Golden Age gold mine, wiluna greenstone belt,
Yilgarn craton: in Hagemann, S.G., Neumayr, P., Witt, W., eds, Gold camps in the Norseman-
Wiluna belt, Yilgarn craton, Western Australia: Geological Survey of Western Australia, p. 177-
198.
Journal Articles (refereed)
9. Dugdale, A., and Hagemann, S.G., 2001, The Bronzewing lode-gold deposits, Western
Australia: P-T-X evidence for fluid immiscibility caused by cyclic decompression in gold
bearing quartz veins: Chemical Geology 173, p. 59-90. Cited = 17 IF: ?

10. Duuring, P., Hagemann S.G., and Love, B., 2001, A thrust-ramp model for gold mineralization
at the Archean trondhjemite-hosted Tarmoola deposit, Leonora camp, Western Australia:
Economic Geology: vol. 96, p. 1379-1396. Cited = 4 IF:1.6
11. Neumayr, P., and Hagemann, S.G., 2002, Hydrothermal fluid evolution within the Cadillac
Tectonic Zone, Abitibi, greenstone belt, Canada: Relationship to auriferous fluids in adjacent
second- and third-order shear zones: Economic Geology, v. 97, p. 1203-1225. Cited = 8 IF:1.6
12. Bucci, L.A., Hagemann, S.G., Groves, D.I., and Standing, J.G., 2002, The Archean Chalice
gold deposit: a record of complex, multistage, high-temperature hydrothermal activity and gold
mineralisation associated with granitic rocks in the Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia: Ore
Geology Reviews 19, p. 23-67. Cited = 5 IF: 0.877
13. Vielreicher, R.M., Vielreicher, N.M., Hagemann, S.G., Jones, C., 2003, Fault zone evolution
and its controls on ore-grade distribution at Jian Cha Ling, central China: Mineralium Deposita,
38, p. 538-554. IF: 1.5
14. Hagemann, S.G., and Lϋders, V., 2003, P-T-X conditions of hydrothermal fluids and
precipitation mechanism of stibnite-gold mineralization at the Wiluna lode-gold deposits,
Western Australia: conventional and infrared microthermometric constraints: Mineralium
Deposita, 38, p. 936-952. Cited = 12 IF: 1.5
15. Duuring, P., Hagemann S.G., and Cassidy, K.F., 2004, Hydrothermal alteration, ore fluid
characteristics and gold depositional processes along a trondhjemite-komatiite contact at
Tarmoola, Western Australia: Economic Geology, v. 99, No.3, p. 423-451. IF:1.6
16. Thorne, W., Hagemann, S.G., and Barley, M., 2004, Petrographic and geochemical evidence
for hydrothermal evolution of the North deposit, Mt Tom Price, Western Australia: Mineralium
Deposita, v. 39, No. 7, p. 766-783. Cited = 1 IF: 1.5
17. Bateman, R., and Hagemann, S.G., 2004, Gold mineralisation throughout about 45 Ma of
Archean orogenesis: protracted flux of gold in the Golden Mile, Yilgarn craton, Western
Australia: Mineralium Deposita, v. 39, p. 536-559. Cited = 2 IF: 1.5
18. Bucci, L., McNaughton, N.J., Fletcher, I.R., Groves, D.I., Kositcin, N., Stein, H.J., Hagemann,
S.G., 2004, Timing and duration of high-temperature gold mineralization and spatially
associated granitoid magmatism at Chalice, Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia: Economic
Geology, V.99, p. 1123-1144. Cited = 3 IF: 1.6
19. Mello, E.F., Xavier, R.P., McNaughton, N.J., Hagemann, S.G., Fletcher, I., and Snee, L., 2006,
Age constraints on felsic intrusions, metamorphism and gold mineralization in the
Paleoproterozoic Rio Itapicuru greenstone belt, NE Bahia State, Brazil: Mineralium Deposita,
vol. 40, no. 8, p. 849-866. Cited = 4 IF: 1.5
20. Hagemann, S.G., Rosiere, C. A., Lobato, L., Baars, F., Zucchetti, M., Figueiredo e Silva, R.C.,
2006, Controversy in genetic models for Proterozoic high-grade, banded iron formation (BIF)related
iron deposits – Unifying or discrete model(s)?: Applied Earth Science (Trans. Inst. Min.
Metall. B), p. 147-151.
21. Thorne, W.S., Hagemann, S.G., Barley, M., 2006, Petrographic and geochemical evidence for
the hydrothermal evolution of the North deposit, Mt Tom Price, Western Australia: Applied
Earth Science (Trans. Inst. Min. Metall. B).
22. Kenworthy, S., Hagemann, S.G., 2007, Fault and vein relationships in a reverse-(oblique) fault
zone system at the Centenary ore body, Western Australia: implications for gold mineralisation:
Journal of Structural Geology. IF 2.118

23. Duuring, P., Cassidy, K.F., and Hagemann, S.G., 2007, Granitoid-associated orogenic,
intrusion-related, and porphyry style metal deposits in the Archean Yilgarn craton, Western
Australia: Ore Geology Reviews. IF: 0.877
24. Neumayr, P., Hagemann, S.G., Banks, D.A., Yardley, B.W.D., Couture, J.-F., Landis, G.P.,
Rye, R., 2007, Fluid chemistry and evolution of hydrothermal fluids in an Archaean transcrustal
fault zone network: the case of the Cadillac Tectonic Zone, Abitibi greenstone belt, Canada:
Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences. IF: 0.943
25. Walde, D.H.G., Hagemann, S.G., 2007, The Neoproterozoic Urucum/Mutum Fe and Mn
deposits in W-Brazil/SE-Bolivia: Controversy of genetic models: Zeitschrift der Deutschen
Geologischen Gesellschaft.
26. Kenworthy, S., Hagemann, S.G., Cassidy, K.F., accepted June 2007, Evolution of the
structural-magmatic hydrothermal alteration events at the Archean Darlot gold deposit, Yilgarn
craton, Western Australia: Mineralium Deposita. IF: 1.5
27. Kenworthy, S., Hagemann, S.G., Neumayr, P., accepted August 2006, Hydrothermal Alteration
and High-Grade Gold Localization at the Centenary Orebody: Economic Geology. IF: 1.6
28. Neumayr, P., Walshe, J., Petersen, K., Hagemann, S.G., Horn, L., Morrison, R.S., Conners, K,
accepted Aug 2007 Sulfide-oxide redox mineral distribution in the St. Ives gold camp: vectors to
gold mineralization? Mineralium Deposita. IF:1.5
29. Gauthier, L., Hagemann, S.G., Cassidy, K.F., Champion, D.C., and Robert, F., accepted Jan
2007, Inter-mineral hornblende-plagioclase-phyric andeiste dyke suite associated with Fimistonstyle
mineralization at the Golden Mile, Yilgarn craton, Western Australia: Mineralium
Deposita. IF: 1.5
30. Hodkiewics, P.F., Groves, D.I., Hagemann, Davidson, G., accepted, Controls on sulfur isotope
variations in Archean orogenic gold deposits, estern Goldfields Province, Yilgarn, Western
Australia: Mineralium Deposita.
Conference Papers
Proceedings (refereed)
31. Kenworthy, S., Hagemann, S.G., Neumayr, P., Robert, F., and Black, C., 2003, Vertical
extensional strain as a guide to gold-bearing veins within reverse-oblique fault-fracture meshes
and dilational step-overs at the Darlot and Centenary gold deposits, Yilgarn craton, Western
Australia: in Eliopoulos, D.G., et al., (eds), Proceedings of the 7 th biennial SGA meeting Athens,
Greece, 24-28 August 2003, p. 771-774.
32. Neumayr, P., Hagemann, S.G., Walshe, J., and Morrison, R.S., 2003, Camp to deposit-scale
zonation of hydrothermal alteration in the St. Ives gold camp, Yilgarn craton, Western Australia:
evidence for two fluid systems? in Eliopoulos, D.G., et al., (eds), Proceedings of the 7 th biennial
SGA meeting Athens, Greece, 24-28 August 2003, p. 771-774.
33. Gauthier, L., Hagemann, S. Robert, F., Pickens, L., 2004, Structural architecture and relative
timing of Fimiston gold mineralization at the Golden Mile deposit, Kalgoorlie, in Neumayr, P.,
Harris. M., and Bereford, S.W. (compliers) Gold and nickel deposits in the Archean Norseman-
Wiluna greenstone belt, Yilgarn craton, Western Australia – A field guide, Department of
Industry and Resources, Geological Survey of Western Australia, Record 2004/16, p. 53-60.
Cited = 2
34. Neumayr, P., Petersen, K., Gauthier, L., Hodge, J., Hagemann, S.G., Walshe, J., Prendergast,
K., Conners, K., Horn, L., Frikken, P., Roache, A., Blewett, R., 2005, Mapping of hydrothermal

alteration and geochemical gradients as a tool for conceptual targeting: St. Ives gold camp,
Western Australia, in Mao, J. and Bierlein, F. (eds) Mineral deposits research: meeting the
global challenge, proceedings of the 8 th biennial SGA meeting Beijing, China, 18-21 August
2005, p. 1479-1482.
35. Petersen, K. Neumayr, P., Hagemann, 2005, Paleohydrologic evolution of the St. Ives gold
camp, in Mao, J. and Bierlein, F. (eds) Mineral deposits research: meeting the global challenge,
proceedings of the 8 th biennial SGA meeting Beijing, China, 18-21 August 2005, p. 573-576.
36. Hodge, J.L., Hagemann, S.G., Neumayr, P., 2005, Characteristics and evolution of
hydrothermal fluids from the Archean orogenic New Celebration gold deposits, Western
Australia in Mao, J. and Bierlein, F. (eds) Mineral Deposit Research,: Meeting the Global
Challenge, Proceedings of the Eighth Biennial SGA Meeting, Beijing, China, 18-21 August,
2005, p. 529-532
37. Thorne, W.S., Hagemann, S.G., Barley, M., 2005, Petrographic and geochemical evidence for
the hydrothermal evolution of the North deposit, Mt Tom Price, Western Australia, in Iron Ore
2005 Proceedings, Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy 2005, p. 151-158.
38. Hagemann, S.G., Rosiere, C. A., Lobato, L., Baars, F., Zucchetti, M., Figueiredo e Silva, R.C.,
2005, Controversy in genetic models for Proterozoic high-grade, banded iron formation (BIF)related
iron deposits – Unifying or discrete model(s)?, in Iron Ore 2005 Proceedings,
Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy 2005, p.67-71.
39. Jochen Kolb, Steffen Hagemann, Ernie Apostol, 2007, Structural control of epithermal gold
mineralization in the Rosario-Bunawan district, Mindanao island, Philippines, SGA, Conference
proceedings (reviewed)
40. R. C. Figueiredo e Silva, S. G. Hagemann, L.M. Lobato & C.A. Rosière, T. Vennemann, 2007,
Iron oxide paragenesis, quartz vein chronology and hydrothermal fluid evolution at the giant
North Range Carajás iron deposits in Brazil, SGA, Conference proceedings (reviewed)
41. Marcia Zucchetti, Lydia Maria Lobato, Steffen Hagemann, 2007, Hydrothermal alteration of
basalts that host to the giant Northern Range Carajás iron deposits, Brazil, SGA, Conference
proceedings (reviewed)
42. K. J. Petersen, S. G. Hagemann, P. Neumayr , J. L. Walshe, 2007, Multiple hydrothermal fluid
pulses through time at the Kambalda gold deposits, Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia, SGA,
Conference proceedings (reviewed)
43. J.E. Collins, S.G. Hagemann & T.C. McCuaig, K.M. Frost & D. Sharp, 2007, Geological
History of the Flying Fox Nickel Deposit, Forrestania Greenstone Belt, Yilgarn Craton, Western
Australia: A Preliminary Assessment, SGA, Conference proceedings (reviewed)
44. S.G. Hagemann, K. Petersen jr, R. Smakman, V.E. do Carmo, 2007, Gold Mineralization Types
in the Borborema Province, NE Brazil: Geological Controls and Exploration Models, SGA,
Conference proceedings (reviewed)
45. L. M. Lobato, R. C. Figueiredo e Silva, S. Hagemann, W. Thorne, 2007, Mineralizing fluid
evolution and REE patterns for the hydrothermal Carajás iron ores, Brazil, and for selected
Hamersley iron deposits, Australia, SGA, Conference proceedings (reviewed)

46. W.S. Thorne & S.G. Hagemann, 2007, Oxygen Isotope Compositions of Iron Oxides from High
Grade (>63 wt% Fe) BIF-hosted Iron Deposits of the Pilbara Province, Western Australia, SGA,
Conference proceedings (reviewed)
47. C.A. Rosière1, M. E. Barley2, S.G. Hagemann2 & V.E. Suckau3, 2007, Quadrilátero Ferrífero
and Hamersley Province: so far apart and yet so close to each other, SGA, Conference
proceedings (reviewed)
48. Hagemann, S.G., Mavrogenes, J., McCuaig, C., Cassidy, K., Behn, M., 2007, The genesis of the
Au-Cu-Mo Boddington gold mine: constraints based on a melt and fluid inclusions study:
Kalgoorlie 2007, Conference proceedings.
49. Hagemann, S>G., Dalstra, H.I., Hodkiewicz, P., Flis, M., Thorne, W., and McCuaig, C., 2007,
Recent advances in BIF-related iron ore models and exploration strategies, Toronto 2007,
Proceedings.
Four best research outputs for the evaluation period (2001 – 2007)
In-press publications should include acceptance date.
Include a short statement (1-2 sentences) for each output explaining why it is significant
1. Neumayr, P., and Hagemann, S.G., 2002, Hydrothermal fluid evolution within the Cadillac
Tectonic Zone, Abitibi, greenstone belt, Canada: Relationship to auriferous fluids in adjacent
second- and third-order shear zones: Economic Geology, v. 97, p. 1203-1225.
First fluid work on first order fault zone in Abitibi
2. Hagemann, S.G., and Lϋders, V., 2003, P-T-X conditions of hydrothermal fluids and
precipitation mechanism of stibnite-gold mineralization at the Wiluna lode-gold deposits,
Western Australia: conventional and infrared microthermometric constraints: Mineralium
Deposita, 38, p. 936-952.
First fluid inclusion work in opaque mineral of Archean gold deposit
3. Thorne, W., Hagemann, S.G., and Barley, M., 2004, Petrographic and geochemical evidence
for hydrothermal evolution of the North deposit, Mt Tom Price, Western Australia: Mineralium
Deposita, v. 39, No. 7, p. 766-783.
First hypogene hydrothermal fluid model for BIF-iron deposit
4. Bateman, R., and Hagemann, S.G., 2004, Gold mineralisation throughout about 45 Ma of
Archean orogenesis: protracted flux of gold in the Golden Mile, Yilgarn craton, Western
Australia: Mineralium Deposita, v. 39, p. 536-559.
Revised model for Golden Mile

Competitive Research Grant Funding (2001 – 2007):
Applicant(s) Agency and Project Title Amount (K) Duration
Hagemann, Barley ARC Linkage
Nature genesis Hamersley iron
Belo Horizonte Iron research Brazilian Science Fond
group, Hagemann
Carajas
Porto Alegre Sn research Brazilian Science Fond
group, Hagemann
Sn-Amazonas
Hagemann, Neumayr CRC-Y3
Gold-Kalgoorlie-Kambalda corridor
$81,518 2005-2008
$190,000 2005-2008
$130,000 2007-2009
$540,000 2003-2005
Walshe,Neumayr,Hagemann MERIWA
Gold WA
$450,000 2005
Moritz, Hagemann Swisse Science Foundation
Orogenic gold in the Andeas
$210,000 2006-2008
Hagemann, Groves ARC Linkage Gold mineralization Leinster $80,000 2001-2003
Hagemann, Cassidy ARC Linakge
Gold Wallyby (not taken up)
$75,000 2004
For multiple applicants for competitive research grants please highlight your name in bold.
Other Research Income (2001 – 2007):
Applicant(s) Agency/company and Project Title Amount (K) Duration
Hagemann Homestake Mining Australia Ltd. - Honours student+project money
Nature and genesis of the New Holland lode-gold deposit
Hagemann Homestake Mining Australia Ltd. – (PhD student+project money)
Relative and absolute timing of gold mineralization and hydrothermal
fluid history at the Darlot gold deposits
Hagemann WMC Ltd. -
(PhD)
Gold mineralization at Leinster
Hagemann Homestake Mining Australia Ltd. –
2002 - 2005 (PhD student+project money)
Relative and absolute timing of gold mineralization and hydrothermal
fluid history at the Darlot gold deposits
Hagemann WMC Ltd. - 2003 -
(Honours student+project money)
Structural control and hydrothermal alteration of the Emu gold deposit,
Agnew-Lawlers gold camp
Hagemann Goldfields of South Africa Ltd. - 2003 - (Honours student+project
money)
Geological controls on the size distribution of gold within the Argo
complex
Hagemann Kalgoorlie Consolidaded Gold Mines (KCGM) – 2003-2005 - (PhD
Student+project money)
Timing of gold mineralization at the Golden Mile: Structural,
hydrothermal alteration and fluid framework for protracted gold
mineralization
8000 2001
8000 2002 - 2005
50,000 2001-2003
40,000 2002-2005
10,000 2003
10,000 2003
60,000 2003-open
Applicant(s) Agency/company and Project Title Amount (K) Duration
Hagemann, Neumayr, Goldfields of South Africa Ltd. - 2002 to 2003 -
$30,000 2002-2003
Walshe
(Own research and additional support for postdoctoral fellow)
Geological controls on the size distribution of gold deposits in the
Kambalda gold camp
Hagemann, Neumayr Goldfields of South Africa Ltd. - 2003 -
(Honours student+project money)
Hydrothermal fluid flow in the Junction gold deposit
$10,000 2003

Hagemann, Neumayr Hampton Mining Ltd. - 2003 -
(Honours student+project money)
$12,000 2003
Hagemann, Cassidy Placer Dome Ltd. – 2003 – 2007 -
4-D hydrothermal fluid flow at the conglomerate-hosted Wallaby gold
deposits
$45,000 2004
Hagemann Siberia Mining. –
2005 (honours student)
Control on ore formation at SIberia
Hagemann
Newmont
PhD study Patinga gold deposit
$10,000 2005
$60,000 2004-2006
Applicant(s) Agency/company and Project Title Amount (K) Duration
Hagemann, Neumayr Hampton Mining Ltd. - 2003 -
(Honours student+project money)
Structural and hydrothermal alteration controls of the New Celebration
gold deposit
$12,000 2003
Hagemann, Barley Rio Tinto
PhD research money –PhD student
Hamersley Fe
$45,000 2005-2007
Hagemann Rio Tinto
Honours project
Hagemann Sipa resources
Honours project
Panorama
Hagemann, McCuaig Western Areas
Flying Fox Ni deposit genesis
Hagemann Portman Mining
Postdoc Genesis of Koolyanobbing Fe district and exploration strategy
Hagemann Poderosa
Postdoc Genesis and exploration strategy Patz mining district
Hagemann
Medusa Mining
Research money for genetic model for epithermal gold in Mindanao-
Phillipines
Hagemann
Medusa Mining
Genetic model and exploration stratgies gold in Mindanao-Phillipines
$18,000 2007
$8000 2006
$60,000 2006-2008
$500,000 2008-2009
$230,000 2008
$60, 000
$ 230,000
2006-2007
2007-2008

Other evidence of impact and contributions to the field
I have been Associate Editor for Mineralium Deposita from 1999 to 2002 and currently referee for
several international journals such as Geology, Economic Geology, Mineralium Deposita, Chemical
Geology, Tectonophysics, Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, and South American Earth
Sciences. I am also a referee for funding agencies such as Australian Research Council and National
Science Foundation (USA). I am currently a guest editor for Mineralium Deposita for a series of
papers on Brazilian ore deposits.
In 2001 I received the Habilitation (Dr habil) from the Technical University of Munich (Germany)
for work on the crustal continuum of Archean orogenic gold deposits.
More recently, in 2004 and 2005 I was a Keynote speaker at the SIME (First Brazilian Exploration
Conference), and the First Brazilian Metallogeny Conference, both held in Brazil. I was an invited
speaker at the Geological Society of Peru in Lima and at the University of Geneva in Switzerland.
In 2006 and 2007, I was organizing a short course on “Mineral System Analyses of Gold” in
Munich on behalf of the SGA. On behalf of the SEG I am currently organizing, together with Profs.
Rosiere (Brazil) and Gutzmer (South Africa), a short course on high-grade iron deposits to be held
in conjunction with the SEG conference 2008 in Johannesburg (South Africa). As part of the short
course we are working on a book to be published in the series “Reviews in Economic Geology” with
21 authors contributing papers; I will be first author on two papers and co-author on 3 others.
Since 2006 I am Deputy Director of the Centre for Exploration Targeting and have been actively
involved in setting up the new Centre and recruiting key-personal. From 2001 to 2004 and 2006 to
today I have been honours coordinator for Geology in the School of Earth and Geographical
Sciences. Since 2001 I am the curator of the economic geology rock collection within the former
Centre for Global Metallogeny, and now CET.
I have been consultant for national and international mining companies such as Hamersley Iron,
Normandy Mining, Boddington Gold Mine, Placer Dome, Barrick Mines, Mawson West, Eclipse
Resources, Yamana (Brazil), and Horizonte Mineira (Peru).

Graduate Student Supervision (2001-Current)
List of MSC and PhD students supervised in census period 2001-2007. Include student name,
abbreviated title, duration of study, co-supervisors (and their host institutions). If supervising a non-
UWA student please indicate where degree is/was awarded.
PhD
Elisabeth Colgan
PhD
Paul Duuring
Au-Leinster 2001-open Co-supervisor
Au-Tarmoola 2001-2003 Cassidy
PhD
Susan Drieberg
Cu-Zn Panoram 1999-2003 Huston
PhD
Louis Bucci
Au- 2000-2003 Groves
PhD
Au-Scheelite 2001-2004 Co-supervisor
John Mair Dome
PhD
Louis Gauthier
Au-Golden Mile 2003- Neumayr
PhD
John Pigois
Au-Ghana Co-supervisor
PhD
Warren Thorne
Fe-Hamersley 2006-
PhD
Marcia Finchetti
Fe-Carajas 2005-2007 Co-supervisor Belo Horizonte
Joana Hodge Au-New
Celebration
2004 Neumayr
PhD
Rosa Silva
Fe-Carajas 2006- Co-supervisor Belo Horiozonte
PhD
Carlos Rendon
Au-Patz, Peru 2006- Co-supervisor Brasilia
PhD
Melt inclusions 2007 (not started Mavrogenesis
James Martindale
yet)
PhD
Au-Norseman- 2003 Co-supervisor
Paul Hodkiewicz Wiluna belt
PhD
Kenworthy
Au-Darlot 2004-2006 Cassidy
Honours
Sarah Cooke
Au-Emu 2002 Nguyen
Honours
Daniel Howe
Au-Argo 2002 Neumayr
Honours Au-New 2003 Neumayr
Shawn Nichols Celebration
Honours
Kate Morant
Au Junction 2004 Neumayr
Honours
Elisabeth
Au Siberia 2005
Honours
James Martindale
Zn Panorama 2006 Huston
Honours Fe-Hamersley 2007 Thorne

David Sepe
Honours
Brad Ackroyd
Au-New Holland 2001
Rebecca Winzer Au
batholith
Bundarra 2001
Warren Thorne Fe-North deposit 2001 Barley
National and International Collaborators (2001-Current)
Only list significant collaborators (including host institution and country), duration of collaboration
and one to two sentence statement on level of collaboration
Mavro (ANU) melt inclusions, since 2005
Rosiere (UFMG) iron research, since 2004
Lobato (UFMG) iron research, since 2004
Brown (UWM) fluid inclusions, since 1986
Goldfarb (USGS) gold mineralization, since 1993
Banks (UL) ion chromatography, since 2000
Yardley (UL) ion chromatography, since 1995
Potsdam (GF) boron isotopes, since 2006
Luders (GF) infra-red microthermometry, since 1996
Moritz (Geneva) melt inclusions, since 2004
Walde (Brasilia) Mn Corumba, since 1983
Pimentel (Braslia) geochronology, since 2004