THE APPLICATION OF PRINCIPAL COMPONENT INTEGRATION OF BAND RATIOS TO EXTRACTING HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION INFORMATION

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Authors applied the principal component integretion of different band radio images to enhancing hydro-thermal alteration information and developed a new method for extracting mineralized information from Landsat TM data in volcanic rock area covered by vegetation, moist subtropical zone. On trial, great successes have been achived in Bamao Au and Ag multimetal mineralized area, Xinchang County, east Zhejiang province. Not only are the known altered zones in the mineralized area displayed effectively, but also several unknown hydrothermal altered zones, silicified quartz veins, ore-ccontro- lling structures and volcanic apparatuses, which are very useful for mineral prospecting, are revealed here.

Keywords Land surface temperature Remote sensing TM/ETM+ ASTER Temporal and spatial analysis

Issue Date: 02 August 2011

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	HUANG Chu-Dong
	SHAO Yun
	LI Jing
	YANG Tian-Chun
	XIAO Qiao-Ling

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HUANG Chu-Dong,SHAO Yun,LI Jing, et al. THE APPLICATION OF PRINCIPAL COMPONENT INTEGRATION OF BAND RATIOS TO EXTRACTING HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION INFORMATION[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES, 1991, 3(3): 12-17.

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