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From the given Cu soil geochemical anomaly map, recommend what type of follow-up exploration surveys or activities should be done in the A & B Anomalous zone. Noteworthy that the deposit is presumed to be Volcanogenic massive sulfide ore deposit

From the given Cu soil geochemical anomaly map, recommend what type of follow-up exploration surveys or activities should be done in the A & B Anomalous zone. Noteworthy that the deposit is presumed to be Volcanogenic massive sulfide ore deposit

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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From the given Cu soil geochemical anomaly map, recommend what type of follow-up exploration surveys or activities should be done in the A & B Anomalous zone. Noteworthy that the deposit is presumed to be Volcanogenic massive sulfide ore deposit

Cu in Soil Geochemical Anomaly Map (at Extreme Value Cut-off 450 ppm Cu) N •170 500 300 z80 B 30 • 100 아40 040 O 100 O40 310 360 340 @280 O160 *60 Legend: 40 • 170 • 220 o 250 •260 150 050 40 e 120 • 120 a190 e 90 e 120 C O50 e60 O 140 140 Highly Anomalous (> 343 ppm) 130 270 e140 • 60 • 90 O 70 200 0130 e 90 e 160 160 •70 • 90 220 0260 a140 • 160 O 90 90 Probably Anomalous (316 - 343 ppm) 100 e 120 o80 060 280 0 260 210 620 50 80 3.70 •160 O 60 •250 (320 0260 200 Possibly Anomalous (290 - 316 ppm) O 60 0 80 0 50 400 030 190 • 30 • 30 300 2I0 300 O60 e180 240 @ 600 0400 Threshold (290 ppm) • 20 a 200390 350 310 350 e40 • 40 380230 e 40 Priority Target Areas for follow-up exploration: A – First Priority B – Second Priority C - Third Priority 20 360 0440 400 220 300 350 A 030 G400 80 300 méters
Transcribed Image Text:Cu in Soil Geochemical Anomaly Map (at Extreme Value Cut-off 450 ppm Cu) N •170 500 300 z80 B 30 • 100 아40 040 O 100 O40 310 360 340 @280 O160 *60 Legend: 40 • 170 • 220 o 250 •260 150 050 40 e 120 • 120 a190 e 90 e 120 C O50 e60 O 140 140 Highly Anomalous (> 343 ppm) 130 270 e140 • 60 • 90 O 70 200 0130 e 90 e 160 160 •70 • 90 220 0260 a140 • 160 O 90 90 Probably Anomalous (316 - 343 ppm) 100 e 120 o80 060 280 0 260 210 620 50 80 3.70 •160 O 60 •250 (320 0260 200 Possibly Anomalous (290 - 316 ppm) O 60 0 80 0 50 400 030 190 • 30 • 30 300 2I0 300 O60 e180 240 @ 600 0400 Threshold (290 ppm) • 20 a 200390 350 310 350 e40 • 40 380230 e 40 Priority Target Areas for follow-up exploration: A – First Priority B – Second Priority C - Third Priority 20 360 0440 400 220 300 350 A 030 G400 80 300 méters
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