THE APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING IN GEOLOGICAL MAPPING OF UNIT AND SOPER-UNIT SYSTEM FOR GRANITE IN THE REGION OF FULIU MOUNTAIN

doi:10.6046/gtzyyg.1992.03.04

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Abstract

In this paper, a new theory about the evolution of the granite magma with the same source and a new method of geological mapping of unit and super-unit system is introduced based on the evolution sequence of mineral composition and texture of granite. which can be recognized with the line of reflected spectrum of diffrent granite units. The methods of the recognizing of the unit of granites, arrangement of the unite and analyzing of the structure of the granite system are also introduced. It is proved that after the renerwing of the geological theory about granite, the advantage of remote sensing on geological mapping of unit-superunit system for granite remains with correct way and the precision of processing and the level of geological investigation can meet recent geological mapping of unit-superunit system.

Keywords Farmland Change Remote sensing

Issue Date: 02 August 2011

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	PEI Zhi-Yuan
	ZHANG Song-Ling
	WU Quan
	LIU Hai-Qi
	HU Bao-Qun
	BAI Li-Hong
	LI Man-Gen
	MENG Xian-Yun

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PEI Zhi-Yuan,ZHANG Song-Ling,WU Quan, et al. THE APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING IN GEOLOGICAL MAPPING OF UNIT AND SOPER-UNIT SYSTEM FOR GRANITE IN THE REGION OF FULIU MOUNTAIN[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES, 1992, 4(3): 14-20.

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