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

Abstract

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.

Keywords

genesis of ore deposits / synthetic pattern for prospecting / location prognosis / concealed ore deposits (bodies)

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