Titlebook: Designing Optimal Strategies for Mineral Exploration; J. G. Geoffroy,T. K. Wignall Book 1985 Plenum Press, New York 1985 exploration.miner

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Han Su,Shenghua Feng,Sinong Zhan,Naijun Zhany and mutual configurations. Obviously, in the economic context in which mineral exploration operates, we have to take into account the amount of effort required to obtain detection of the expected prizes. There has to be a balancing of the detection reward against its cost.

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Arnd Hartmanns,Bram Kohlen,Peter Lammichtons that occur within well-defined orogenic belts. The deposits show many gradations between the “porphyry-copper,” “molybdenum-stockwork” and “contact metamorphic” types. The latter is described in more detail in Section 7.5 of Chapter 7.

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Fuzzing an Industrial Proprietary Protocolrtance, such as the choice of type(s) of targeted ore deposits, selection of regions for the search and prospecting areas within the selected regions, and finally the choice of methodology of coverage of prospecting areas, including technology, and particularly, survey design, whose optimization is the main topic of the book.

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Detection of Ni-Cu Ultramafic Deposits of the North American Shield by Optimized Geophysical Surveyican Cordillera Belt. Ross and Travis. and Naldrett. recognize three genetic and lithologic groups of sulfide nickel deposits throughout the world. The first two are associated with layered complexes and undifferentiated intrusives, while the third one has mafic volcanic affiliations. All three are known to occur in North America.

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Designing Optimized Field Programs for the Detection of Porphyry-Cu-Mo Deposits of the North Americtons that occur within well-defined orogenic belts. The deposits show many gradations between the “porphyry-copper,” “molybdenum-stockwork” and “contact metamorphic” types. The latter is described in more detail in Section 7.5 of Chapter 7.

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Optimized Search for Four Types of Contact Metasomatic Deposits of the North American Cordillera Bephism which may extend for a few hundreds of feet up to two miles, but averages half a mile in width. In contrast, effusive rocks and basic intrusive bodies have only a moderate to strong baking action over a few tens of feet at the most.