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Regolith Landform Unit Mapping using Hyperspectral Imaging (Case study: Block G TickHill Mt.Isa, Australia)

, 2017
The advent of new hyperspectral has improved the rapid surface mapping of minerals and earth materials. This research is creating the mineral maps using HyMap in Tick Hill Mount Isa Northwest Queensland as a guide for the regolith landform unit mapping ...
Fitriani Agustin
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Automated mapping of regolith units with support vector machine and artificial neural network using data from Landsat-8 OLI, ALOS PALSAR DEM, and Sentinel-1A radar images: the case of the Sissingué Gold Project, Northern Côte d’Ivoire

International Journal of Remote Sensing, 2023
The Sissingué Gold Project is in Northern Côte d’Ivoire and part of the southern extension, a large peneplain of the landscape in South Mali. The area has experienced extensive weathering and erosion over a long time, resulting in a widespread and ...
H. A. Diaby, F. Kouamé, B. Saley, K. O. Ansah   +3 more
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Inherited periglacial geomorphology of a basalt hill in the Sudetes, Central Europe: Insights from LiDAR‐aided landform mapping

Permafrost and Periglacial Processes, 2020
This paper presents the results of mapping inherited cold‐climate landforms and deposits at the Muchów Hills site in the Sudetes, Central Europe (51°N).
P. Migoń, Kacper Jancewicz, Marek Kasprzak   +2 more
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Regolith geology and geochemical exploration around the Stellar and Quasar gold deposits, Mt Magnet, Western Australia

Geochemistry: Exploration, Environment, Analysis, 2001
The Boogardie Synform, at Mt Magnet, in the NE Yilgarn Craton of Western Australia, is difficult to explore due to structural complexity in the basement, a variably truncated, residual regolith beneath a complex, transported overburden and high ...
I. Robertson, J. D. King, R. Anand
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Importance of 3-D regolith-landform control in areas of transported cover: implications for geochemical exploration

, 2015
Two-dimensional (2-D) regolith-landform mapping has gained greater importance and wider acceptance and usage in the minerals industry over the last 20 years.
R. Anand
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Evolution of the Girilambone regolith landscape, central-western New South Wales

, 2009
A model of regolith and landscape evolution for the Girilambone region is derived from regolith–landform mapping and interpretation of drillhole information, the latter being underpinned by detailed petrography and Portable Infrared Mineral Analyser ...
R. Chan
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Geoenvironmental mapping : methods, theory and practice

, 2002
* ENGINEERING-GEOLOGY MAPPING OF SLOPES AND LANDSLIDES REGOLITH-LANDFORM MAPPING: AN AUSTRALIAN ENVIRONMENTAL MAPPING OF GEOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS * MULTILEVEL GEOLOGIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT MAPPING IN THE RIO GRANDE GORGE, NORTHERN NEW MEXICO, USA * CALIFORNIA'S ...
P. Bobrowsky, R. Fakundiny
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Geomorphological mapping for hazard assessment in a neotectonic terrain

, 1998
logical mapping for the assessment of natural hazards in one such area, Taroko Gorge in eastern Taiwan, and investigates the risk susceptibility of a highway running through the area. The gorge, which comprises a 600-metre deep ravine incised into marble
D. Petley
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SPECTRAL MAPPING OF REGOLITH LANDFORMS AND FRESH AND ALTERED BEDROCK IN THE OLARY DOMAIN, SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

2002
I C Lau, P R James, G Heinson
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REGOLITH-LANDFORMS OF THE PINNACLES 1:25,000 SHEET, WESTERN NSW: MAPPING AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISATION

, 2002
Crc Leme
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