A DISCUSSION ON REMOTE SENSING APPROACHES TO GOLD EXPLORATION

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Abstract

Based on the principles of the remote sensing technology and the characteristics of electromagnetic radiation of various rocks and minerals in the hydrothermal alteration zone, an evalution of the air-borne and space-borne imagery for gold exploration has been elucidated in this paper f Which is in comformity with the geologic features as well as the ergularity of mineraliza-tion of different types of gold deposits The methodology for remote sensing and its implementation principles are.suggested for three major types of gold deposits i. e. the Archaean green-schist vein-type gold deposits, the fine-grai-ned disseminated gold deposits, and the volcanic-rock gold deposits.

Keywords Shadow Umbra Drop shadow DEM

Issue Date: 02 August 2011

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	LUO Qiang-Zhou
	LIU Shun-Xi
	ZENG Ji-Hong
	LI Xian-Hua
	LIU Yan-xu
	MENG Ling-shun
	DU Xiao-juan
	HU Jia-shu
	ZHANG Meng-ren
	LU Wei-xing

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LUO Qiang-Zhou,LIU Shun-Xi,ZENG Ji-Hong, et al. A DISCUSSION ON REMOTE SENSING APPROACHES TO GOLD EXPLORATION[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES, 1989, 1(2): 52-57.

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