As MA y be divined from its title, this book is about mining geology. Less evident, perhaps, is the fact that it seeks to cover a field rather different from that of texts entitled Mineral Deposits or Economic Geology. Those texts, concerned primarily with the origin and nature of mineral deposits and with descriptions of representative mining districts, pr…
Web Data Mining, web minig aims to discover useful information and knowledge from web hyperlink structure, page contents, and usage data. Although web mining uded many conventional data mining techniques, it is nit purely an apliv=cation of traditional data mining due to semistructured and unstructured nature of the web data and its heterogeneeity. The fiel has also developed many of its own al…
This practical step by step guide describes the key geological field techniques needed by today's exploration geologists involved in the search for metallic mineral deposits. The techniques described are fundamentals to the collection, storage and presentation of geological data and their use to locate ore. This book explains the various tasks which the exploration geologist is asked to perform…
Shortly after the promulgation of the Foreign Capital• Investment Law in 1967, the Government pursued an unconventional policy to speed up mineral exploration. International tenders were issued to develop certain areas. with tin and nickel potential, and shortly thereafter 53 blocks of mineralized areas were opened for…
It is the purpose of this book to survey one of the principal fields of applied geology. Mining geology has been a profession in its own right for more than a generation. Its techniques of investigation and its philosophies of ore search have been common knowledge within the profession for some time and have often been the subject of discussion in technical journal.