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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-06
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-06
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

Teaching of Geology of Mineral Deposits at the St. Petersburg Mining Institute (to the 90th anniversary of the department)

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The history of studying and teaching at the Mining Institute one of the basic disciplines - the doctrine of mineral deposits; the contribution of Russian scientists to the development of geological science is noted; the history of creation and development of the Department of Geology of Mineral Deposits is shown.

How to cite: Lir Y.V., Pertel A.I. Teaching of Geology of Mineral Deposits at the St. Petersburg Mining Institute (to the 90th anniversary of the department) // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 3-8.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-09
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-09
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

Models of endogenous deposits as a basis for preliminary assessment of new ore occurrences and ore-bearing areas

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The issues of creation of ore deposit models for industrial evaluation of new ore occurrences identified during prospecting works are considered. The importance of their creation in connection with the new law "On Subsoil" regulating the sale of ore-bearing sites is emphasized. The main "components" of deposit models of applied value are outlined. Examples are given.

How to cite: Shcheglov A.D. Models of endogenous deposits as a basis for preliminary assessment of new ore occurrences and ore-bearing areas // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 9-16.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-24
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-28
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

Principles of regional and local forecasting of skarn iron ore deposits of different formation types

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Skarn iron ore deposits are polyformational, so the regional regularities of their location are closely related to the evolution of their crustal structures. Local forecasting is determined primarily by the depth of deposit formation and their location within volcanoplutonic or metamorphic complexes.

How to cite: Shamanina N.L. Principles of regional and local forecasting of skarn iron ore deposits of different formation types // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 17-27.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-02
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-23
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

Metal reserve structures as a consequence of genetic features of ore formation

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The genetic informativeness of the structures of metal reserves of gold-bearing ores subjected to intramineralization metamorphic transformations is shown. By the nature of changes in reserve structures it is possible to judge about qualitative and quantitative features of ore-forming process.

How to cite: Sendek S.V. Metal reserve structures as a consequence of genetic features of ore formation // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 28-38.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-28
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-01
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

Universal model of ore field structure as applied to gold deposits

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On the basis of the universal structural-geometric model of ore fields as regular correlated systems of ore-bearing disturbances, co-disjunctive to the main ore-controlling fault of shear type, the positions of a number of gold deposits of the North-East and Far East of Russia are considered

How to cite: Mishin N.I., Stepina Z.A. Universal model of ore field structure as applied to gold deposits // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 39-48.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-14
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-24
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

To the method of predicting the platinum content of rocks of the Fedorovo-Pan intrusion by the character of their organization

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Based on the author's theoretical-multiple concept of a complex mineral aggregate, a statistical method of rock organization analysis is proposed. The lower entropy of the distributions of coordinations and different types of contacts of mineral grains in platinum-bearing gabbro-norites of the Fedorovo-Lansky intrusion indicates their higher structuring compared to their non-metallic analogs. This should be taken into account when identifying the most promising horizons in the monotonous section of the intrusive.

How to cite: Voitekhovsky Y.L. To the method of predicting the platinum content of rocks of the Fedorovo-Pan intrusion by the character of their organization // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 49-56.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-14
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-25
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

Vertical structural and morphological zoning of tin ore veins

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The theoretical model of vertical structural-morphological zonality is proposed, taking into account the peculiarities of its manifestation for each of the three selected morphological classes of veins. The existence of a regular relationship between the morphological parameters of veins at different levels of depth and their ore-bearing capacity at these levels was revealed.

How to cite: Lear Y.V. Vertical structural and morphological zoning of tin ore veins // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 57-69.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-27
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-25
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

Mineral composition of ores and formation type of the Karnabskoye tin deposit

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30 typogenic ore minerals of the Karnabskoe deposit are described, including such rather rare ones as tellurocanfieldite, matildite, murgite, sternbergite, and menegneite. Arseno-pyrite-casserite and polysulfide stages of mineral formation have been identified. The Karnabskoe deposit is classified as a polyformational site.

How to cite: Pertel A.I. Mineral composition of ores and formation type of the Karnabskoye tin deposit // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 70-78.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-05
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-19
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

Use of decryptometric survey in forecasting studies

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Application of decryptometric survey for disassembling bearing rare-metal mineralization of granite massif of East Transbaikalia gave positive results. Two types of decryptograms are observed. The first one, with a distinct maximum in the temperature range of 300-550 °С, is characteristic for samples from steaming halos of unpromising Taptanai and Sakhanai massifs. The second, with distinct maxima at temperatures of 120; 250 and 400-600 °С, is characteristic of samples from the halos of the Dedonogorsky and Etykinsky massifs, which are associated with industrial rare-metal mineralization.

How to cite: Nikitin N.V., Nikitin D.V. Use of decryptometric survey in forecasting studies // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 79-83.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-04
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-20
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

Fractal models and prospects for their use in geology

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Deterministic, random and random-deterministic fractal mathematical models are described. Examples of geological objects and processes that can be described by such models are given. Methods of measuring fractal parameters are given.

How to cite: Shakin S.S. Fractal models and prospects for their use in geology // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 84-89.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-04
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-12
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

On the discovery of lateral placers on the northeastern coast of Cuba

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Prerequisites of heavy minerals concentration on the northeastern coast of Cuba are considered. The first positive results of prospecting works are covered.

How to cite: Kulachkov L.V., Diaz Martinez R., Rodriguez Vega A. On the discovery of lateral placers on the northeastern coast of Cuba // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 90-95.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-07
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-28
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

Genetic framework of the metamorphogenic model of ore formation

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Taking as a basis for classification of endogenous deposits the form of heat-mass exchange between the Earth's crust and subcrustal zones, as well as between different levels within the ore-depositing zone, it is proposed to allocate metamorphogenic deposits into an independent group within the class of hydrothermal deposits. Control factors of metamorphogenic mineralization are considered

How to cite: Kozlov A.V. Genetic framework of the metamorphogenic model of ore formation // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 96-104.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-22
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-16
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

Fragmentary structure of petmatite veins and prediction of muscovite bearing capacity

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Examples of the most typical pegmatite veins of the North Baikal region, located in granitoid bodies and represented by combinations of converged different-structured zones, which have a rootless bar-shape of a certain spatial orientation of sizes, are considered. Prospective mica saturation is associated mainly with large-block (pegmatoid) zones, the separation of which from the "background" of other structures and the correct geometrization are of great practical importance.

How to cite: Morakhovsky V.N. Fragmentary structure of petmatite veins and prediction of muscovite bearing capacity // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 105-111.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-30
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-25
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

Geological models of Donetsk coals formation (experience of system research)

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Geological characterization of coal formation processes is given. The systems of coal formation including natural factors, which determine the properties and composition of fossil coals, are considered. The principle of classification of Donetsk coals on the basis of system approach is substantiated. The questions of discontinuous-continuous series of coal metamorphism are discussed and alternative models of formation of coals of different recoverability are offered, as well as the principles of selection of coal classification scales.

How to cite: Kiryukov V.V., Ochkurov N.N. Geological models of Donetsk coals formation (experience of system research) // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 112-121.
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  • Date submitted
    1992-08-23
  • Date accepted
    1992-10-17
  • Date published
    1993-12-06

Analysis of shale oil shale potential in Russia and neighboring countries

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On the basis of a large volume of materials the basic parameters of oil shale quality, prerequisites of oil shale accumulation, confinement to geostructures of oil shale formations, regularities of oil shale distribution in the area and in the section of basins, deposits, regions and possibilities of their complex utilization are given.

How to cite: Dubar G.P. Analysis of shale oil shale potential in Russia and neighboring countries // Journal of Mining Institute. 1993. Vol. 137 . p. 122-133.