Search criterions of sulphide skarn ore mineralization in the north part of Lake Ladoga region
About authors
- 1 — Ph.D. associated professor Saint-Petersburg State University
- 2 — Ph.D. associated professor Saint-Petersburg State University
- 3 — student Saint-Petersburg State University
- 4 — student Saint-Petersburg State University
Abstract
The results of complex geophysical and geochemical investigations on testing area, which is developed now for student field search and exploration trainings in the north part of Lake Ladoga region, are presented. Model objects corresponding to different geological situations (zones of tectonic faults, metamorphic carbonaceous-siliceous rocks and ore skarns) have been chosen for student field trainings. Manifestation of these objects in geophysical and geochemical fields is concidered. Here we show a number of signs and criterions of ore skarns and graphitic deep faults (ore canals).
Область исследования:
(Archived) Application of the modern electric exploratory technologies in prospecting of mineral deposits
Keywords:
self -potential field
magnetic survey
x-ray fluorescent analysis
complex interpretation
skarn ore mineralization
graphitic faults
ore canal
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