Developing Current Situation of Metal Resources Exploration Techniques and Some Thought
Chen Yong-qing
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Chen Yong-qing
Abstract
Developing current situation of geochemical exploration methodology and techniques used for searching for ore deposits can be outlined as the following contents: (1) study on geochemical exploration for concealed mineral deposits in overburden areas; (2) study on both existing status of elements and geochemical properties of elements; (3) comprehensive interpretation of geochemical information; (4) regional geochemical mapping. The following suggestions are given in this paper: (1) the first task of geochemical exploration for mineral resources is to determine suitable sampling medium; (2)the study on elemental anomalous features and elemental anomalous pattern should be strengthen; (3) the study on geochemical mapping techniques under different landscapes should be strengthen to realize the mineral exploration strategy of quickly mastering all situation and delineating ore targets step by step; (4) strength the study on information processing techniques for geochemical , geological, geophysical and remote sensing data to delineate and assess ore targets utilizing integrated information and to reduce the uncertainty of mineral exploration.
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Developing current situation of geochemical exploration methodology and techniques used for searching for ore deposits can be outlined as the following contents: (1) study on geochemical exploration for concealed mineral deposits in overburden areas; (2) study on both existing status of elements and geochemical properties of elements; (3) comprehensive interpretation of geochemical information; (4) regional geochemical mapping. The following suggestions are given in this paper: (1) the first task of geochemical exploration for mineral resources is to determine suitable sampling medium; (2)the study on elemental anomalous features and elemental anomalous pattern should be strengthen; (3) the study on geochemical mapping techniques under different landscapes should be strengthen to realize the mineral exploration strategy of quickly mastering all situation and delineating ore targets step by step; (4) strength the study on information processing techniques for geochemical , geological, geophysical and remote sensing data to delineate and assess ore targets utilizing integrated information and to reduce the uncertainty of mineral exploration.
Key concepts: Overburden, Mineral exploration, Geology, Mineral resource classification, Mining engineering, Task (project management), Earth science, Geochemistry