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This book summarises the technology for resources targeting and assessment and provides six types of prediction and assessment methods which will guide researchers engaged in teaching, resource prediction, and assessment. The book consists of three parts: Part 1 details mineral systems with examples from China, Part 2 deals with data processing (e.g. geological, geophysical, geochemical, remote sensing), and Part 3 provides specific examples from China. The book also includes a database of the 25 major minerals systems occurring in China. The database is based on multiple GIS layers, including 1:200,000 geological, geochemical, and geophysical maps and remote sensing images. These data are the outcome of a major survey that was conducted in China from 2006 to 2013 and that had as main objective to define criteria that can be used to assess and target mineral resources on a country-scale.
Table des matières
1. Theories and methods for regional metallogenic analysis and mineral potential assessment.- 2.Regional Geological Formations and Analysis Methods.- 3 Critical Technologies for Mineral Resource Assessment.- 4. Geophysical Methods for Regional Metallogenic Prediction.- 5. Regional Geochemical Prediction Method for Mineral Resources Assessment.- 6.Application of Remote Sensing Technique in Resource Potential Evaluation.- 7. Quantitative Prediction Method of Regional Mineral Resources.- 8. Prediction and Evaluation Methods for Magmatic Type Mineral Resources.- 9. Prediction Methods for Magmatic Hydrothermal Type Mineral Resources.- 10. Prediction of Regional Volcanic Type Deposits.- 11. Prediction of Strata-bound Endogenic Deposits based on Mineral Systems Approach.- 12.Evaluation methods of regional sedimentary mineral resources.- 13.Prediction and Assessment Method of Sedimentary Metamorphic Deposits.
Résumé
This book summarises the technology for resources targeting and assessment and provides six types of prediction and assessment methods which will guide researchers engaged in teaching, resource prediction, and assessment. The book consists of three parts: Part 1 details mineral systems with examples from China, Part 2 deals with data processing (e.g. geological, geophysical, geochemical, remote sensing), and Part 3 provides specific examples from China. The book also includes a database of the 25 major minerals systems occurring in China. The database is based on multiple GIS layers, including 1:200,000 geological, geochemical, and geophysical maps and remote sensing images. These data are the outcome of a major survey that was conducted in China from 2006 to 2013 and that had as main objective to define criteria that can be used to assess and target mineral resources on a country-scale.
