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Sequential Solvent Extraction Reveals Lithofacies-Dependent Pore Accessibility, Wettability, and Hydrocarbon Partitioning in Organic-Rich Lacustrine Shales. [PDF]

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Wang Q, Yan W, Hu Q, Jiao P, Wang X, Zhao C, Duan X, Yang S, Wang T, Cheng H.   +9 more
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Multiscale Quantitative Characterization of Basalt Pore and Throat Networks Using Micro-CT: Implications for Connectivity-Controlled Permeability. [PDF]

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Wang W, Zhou Y, Deng K, Chen Y, Lin J, Li G, Chen R, Chen Z.   +7 more
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Using fractal model and factor analysis for FACA modeling and its application in deep mineral prediction. [PDF]

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Qin F, Zhu H, Feng Y, Yu S.
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Examining Risk in Mineral Exploration

Natural Resources Research, 1999
Successful mineral exploration strategy requires identification of some of the risk sources and considering them in the decision-making process so that controllable risk can be reduced. Risk is defined as chance of failure or loss. Exploration is an economic activity involving risk and uncertainty, so risk also must be defined in an economic context ...
Singer, Donald A., Kouda, Ryoichi
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Geocomputation of mineral exploration targets

Computers & Geosciences, 2011
[Extract] Mineral exploration endeavors to find ore deposits (i.e., economically viable concentrations of minerals or metals) for mining purposes. Delineation of targets for mineral exploration is the crucial initial stage in a series of mapping activities that may result in ore deposit discovery. That is because mineral deposits are 'freaks' of nature
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Challenges in Mineral Exploration

2021
No terrain, province and even continents are endowed with full spectrum of mineral resources. The non-secular variations in distribution pattern of ore deposits compels all nations for a prudent management of the available resources; and strive for the best exploration practices that are in consonance with the geological framework of their territories.
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Indicator mineral methods in mineral exploration

Geochemistry: Exploration, Environment, Analysis, 2005
Indicator minerals are mineral species that, when appearing as transported grains in clastic sediments, indicate the presence in bedrock of a specific type of mineralization, hydrothermal alteration or lithology. Their physical and chemical characteristics, including a relatively high density, facilitate their preservation and identification and allow ...
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