Mineral prospectivity analysis of the Wagga-Omeo belt in NSW
The Wagga-Omeo Belt in NSW has been a significant tin, gold, silver and copper producer. An analysis of the mineral prospectivity of the region has been undertaken by estimating the number of undiscovered deposits, estimating mineral endowment, and by predicting the likely locations of undiscovered...
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description | The Wagga-Omeo Belt in NSW has been a significant tin, gold, silver and copper producer. An analysis of the mineral prospectivity of the region has been undertaken by estimating the number of undiscovered deposits, estimating mineral endowment, and by predicting the likely locations of undiscovered deposits. Both spatial prediction (mineral prospectivity mapping - MPM) and quantitative resource assessment (QRA) were undertaken with a focus on tin mineralisation in the region.
Although this study is in progress, preliminary results from the analysis of the spatial pattern of known deposits using the weights of evidence method, indicate likely locations of undiscovered tin deposits. |
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spelling | ir-11408-46172022-06-27T13:49:06Z Mineral prospectivity analysis of the Wagga-Omeo belt in NSW Robson, David Mamuse, Antony Guj, Pietro Wagga Tin Prospectivity Endowment The Wagga-Omeo Belt in NSW has been a significant tin, gold, silver and copper producer. An analysis of the mineral prospectivity of the region has been undertaken by estimating the number of undiscovered deposits, estimating mineral endowment, and by predicting the likely locations of undiscovered deposits. Both spatial prediction (mineral prospectivity mapping - MPM) and quantitative resource assessment (QRA) were undertaken with a focus on tin mineralisation in the region. Although this study is in progress, preliminary results from the analysis of the spatial pattern of known deposits using the weights of evidence method, indicate likely locations of undiscovered tin deposits. 2021-11-29T12:59:13Z 2021-11-29T12:59:13Z 2013 Article 2202-0586 https://doi.org/10.1071/ASEG2013ab236 http://hdl.handle.net/11408/4617 en ASEG Extended Abstracts;Vol. 1: p. 1-4 open Taylor & Francis |
spellingShingle | Wagga Tin Prospectivity Endowment Robson, David Mamuse, Antony Guj, Pietro Mineral prospectivity analysis of the Wagga-Omeo belt in NSW |
title | Mineral prospectivity analysis of the Wagga-Omeo belt in NSW |
title_full | Mineral prospectivity analysis of the Wagga-Omeo belt in NSW |
title_fullStr | Mineral prospectivity analysis of the Wagga-Omeo belt in NSW |
title_full_unstemmed | Mineral prospectivity analysis of the Wagga-Omeo belt in NSW |
title_short | Mineral prospectivity analysis of the Wagga-Omeo belt in NSW |
title_sort | mineral prospectivity analysis of the wagga-omeo belt in nsw |
topic | Wagga Tin Prospectivity Endowment |
url | https://doi.org/10.1071/ASEG2013ab236 http://hdl.handle.net/11408/4617 |
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