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Approaches to location prognosis of concealed ore deposits (bodies) of productive mines

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This paper demonstrates the channels and methods for location prognosis of concealed ore deposits (bodies) in the deep-seated and surrounding districts of productive mines in accordance with their special features. The system frame map is built, from quick exploration in the field to the rapid building of a model indoors. The main research points of location prognosis are also discussed in the paper, which include: 1) integrating the location with the surrounding geological areas, microscopic with macroscopic; 2) analyzing and synthesizing all geological information of different levels, depths and aspects; 3) laying stress on mineralization series; 4) paying attention to the study of the distribution law of ore bodies; 5) introducing the theory of nonlinear dynamics of ore forming processes to ordinary static prognosis; 6) the necessity of the geophysical method in recovering information of concealed ore bodies; 7) the combination of all kinds of geology, geophysics, geochemistry and remote -sensing methods.

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    Peng Sheng-lin, Yang Mu, Liu Liang-ming, Lai Jian-qing, Wang He, Yang Qun-zhou & Shao Yong-jun

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Foundation item: The Key Program of the 9th Five-Year Plan of China (No. 96-915-03-03)

Biography of the first author: PENG Sheng-lin, professor, born in 1948, majoring in geotectonics and metallogeny, location prognosis of deposit.

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Peng, Sl., Yang, M., Liu, Lm. et al. Approaches to location prognosis of concealed ore deposits (bodies) of productive mines. J Cent. South Univ. Technol. 9, 112–117 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11771-002-0054-7

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