THE IMAGE FEATURE OF STRUCTURE AND GOLD-ORE MARKS OF XIA SHUANG TAI AREA OF HEBEI PROINCE OF CHINA

doi:10.6046/gtzyyg.1998.03.19

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Abstract

Based on the rule of metamorphic rocks structure and deformation-decomposition theory during interpreting TM image of Xiashuangtai area, different levels of strong deformation belt and weak deformation areas (block) are classified, the strip and block structure is analysed by using quantity statistic method of linear-ring structure. Besides these, the paper studied the relationship between gold-ore rich area and net structure, which is formed by EW、NW、NE orientation structure belts and its confining blocks, therefore the paper built the ore-forming model and put forword several exploration targets.

Keywords Normalized spectral mixture analysis (NSMA) Vegetation-impervious surface-soil-water model(V-I-S-W) Urban ETM+ data

Issue Date: 02 August 2011

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	JIAN Le-Xiang
	CUI Hai-Shan
	LU Jing-Qi
	HE Mei-Xing
	FANG Hui
	YE Yi-Xin
	ZHONG Qing
	GAO Bao-Tun

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JIAN Le-Xiang,CUI Hai-Shan,LU Jing-Qi, et al. THE IMAGE FEATURE OF STRUCTURE AND GOLD-ORE MARKS OF XIA SHUANG TAI AREA OF HEBEI PROINCE OF CHINA[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES, 1998, 10(3): 83-85，96.

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