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Mineral Exploration: Practical Application

Part of the Springer Geology Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-5604-8

ISBN: 978-981-10-5603-1

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Aug 23, 2017

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Mineral Resources and Exploration

Roonwal, G. S.

Pages: 1 –15

[The aim of the mineral exploration is to discover depositsEpigensis deposits of such size, shape, and grade and in such place that they can be profitably extracted from the earth’s crust. The deposits need to be reckoned in a way that the mineral and products on which modern society is dependent...
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Composition of the Earth and Mineral Resources

Roonwal, G. S.

Pages: 17 –58

[The crust of the earthCrust of the earth is about 30–70-km-thick formMineral resources of the outer layer of the planet in which all rocks and minerals are found. Beneath the crystal layer is the zone known as the Mohorovičić discontinuityMohorovicic discontinuity, which is followed by heavy...
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The Search for Ore Deposits and Chances of Success

Roonwal, G. S.

Pages: 59 –118

[Every ore deposit has its special features that would control the choice of exploration norm. Moreover, no two deposits of the same mineral are identical. After the preliminary geological appraisal, if the mineral deposit appears to be promising, its exploration becomes an imminent step for a...
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Remote Sensing in Mineral Exploration

Roonwal, G. S.

Pages: 119 –153

[Remote sensing was first adopted as a technique for obtaining information of distance objects without being in physical contact to the object (Fisher in Manual of remote sensing. American society of photogrammetry, Falls Church, Virginia, pp 27–50, 1975). In practical terms remote sensing...
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Survey in Exploration

Roonwal, G. S.

Pages: 155 –175

[Survey is basic for geological mapping on the surface as well as underground. Surveying as adopted for generating a topographical map, underground plan or vertical section on which geological data are plotted, and for marking on the map, plan or section.]
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The Statistical Treatment of Exploration Data and Computer Application

Roonwal, G. S.

Pages: 177 –196

[The analysis of exploration data essentially incorporates well-defined mathematical model describing the source, migration and accumulation of miner and trace elements in rocks.]
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Interpretation of Exploration Data

Roonwal, G. S.

Pages: 197 –216

[Interpretation and evaluation aims at an assessment of the progress in exploration, and the determination of the commercial value of a mineral deposit. In both, the methodology is similar although the precision of evaluation needs to be of a higher order in the latter case. Exploration is...
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How to Arrive at a Decision to Open a Mine?

Roonwal, G. S.

Pages: 217 –255

[Each mineral deposit has characteristics of its own; the deposits of same mineral occurring close cluster show diverse patterns. Yet broad similarities of certain characteristics are shown which patterns guides to inferences. On this basis it is important to recognize field guides which help in...
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How to Arrive at Decision to Expend Operating Mines?

Roonwal, G. S.

Pages: 257 –266

[In the earlier chapters, we have discussed the location of prospects, prospecting and exploration of mineral deposits to reach at a conclusion to open a mine.]

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