PROSPECTING MODEL METHOD OF PROVENANCE FIELD-ORE-FORMING NODE-REMOTE SENSING ANOMALIES RELATED TO MINERALIZATION

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Abstract

This paper dicusses the technological train of thought and the use of prospecting model method related to provenance field-ore-forming node-remote sensing anomaly in detail. Three type of provenance field, three type of ore-forming nodes and two type of remote sensing anomalies have been proposed. This method is very useful and affective in the actual ore prospecting works.

Keywords Vegetation Index (VI) Leaf Area Index (LAI) Masson pine Correlation analysis IRS-P6(LISS-III) image

Issue Date: 02 August 2011

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	FU Yin-Zhen
	WANG Xiao-Qin
	JIANG Hong
	HU Shu-qi
	MA Sheng-ming
	LIU Chong-min

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FU Yin-Zhen,WANG Xiao-Qin,JIANG Hong, et al. PROSPECTING MODEL METHOD OF PROVENANCE FIELD-ORE-FORMING NODE-REMOTE SENSING ANOMALIES RELATED TO MINERALIZATION[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES, 2000, 12(4): 28-33，49.

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