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Palaeoclimatic history of Australia, Africa and South America. Tardy and Roquin1998. Australia has drifted northwards. This resulted in change in climatic conditions ... Geochemical model for residual soil and lag on saprolite (erosional regime) Anand and Butt 2010. Residual and chemical dispersion. Dispersion model for exposed lateritic residuum.
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Steve Parry, in Developments in Earth Surface Processes, 2011. 7.4.4 Lower Saprolite Terrain (TU4). Lower Saprolite Terrain is present in the study area typically below 280 mPD and comprises a series of spurlines that extend downslope from the convex break in slope that forms the boundary with the Middle Fall Face Terrain to the toe of the study area. The spurlines are generally rounded and ...
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K-1 and K-2 have both maghemite in laterite and magnetic ilmenite in saprolite, while only maghemite in laterite has been found so far at K-3 where excavator pits did not reach the underlying ...
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In this paper a generalized approach is given about weathering as main process in the formation of laterites as well as three proposal of Fe-Ni-Co laterite descriptive models developed on Mayar-Baracoa Ophiolitic Belt located in Eastern Cuba. KEY WORDS: Mineral deposit models, weathering, laterites. 19 Minera y Geologa Nos. 1-2, 2003
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Guidelines for Surveying Soil and Land Resources SECOND EDITIONNJ McKenzie MJ Grundy R Webster AJ Ringrose-VoaseVol...
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The saprolite horizon is overlain with a sharp contact by a hard-crust laterite unit. The upper ~2-3 m of the laterite profile comprises relatively soft and brittle lateritic crust which grades downward into a more massive laterite unit having thickness of ~1-2 m (Figure 2 c). A distinct layering is observed within the laterite horizon.
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The range of descriptive techniques from geomorphological slope indices to densitometry, although a useful prerequisite to verification of a hypothesis or model, is generally subordinate to direct process rate measurement and experimental investigations where these two latter lines of enquiry are possible. 1.2.2.2 Direct process rate ...
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The rock name descriptive of the groundmass composition usually precedes the term; e.g., diorite porphyry. In many cases the main phenocryst minerals precededs the name, eg quartz porphyry or quartz-feldspar porphyry.
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the most accepted model inferred that these complex aggregates of Ni- phyllosilicates precipitate as open space infillings (such as in fractures, joints and fault planes) from Si- and Ni-saturated solutions percolating downwards through the lowermost part (i.e. saprolite and saprock) of the laterite profile (e.g. Freyssinet et al., 2005).
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A process for leaching laterite ores containing limonite and saprolite. Sufficient mineral acid is added to a slurry of limonite which is leached at atmospheric pressure to dissolve most of the soluble non-ferrous metals and soluble iron. After adding saprolite the slurry is further leached at a temperature above the normal boiling point and at a pressure above atmospheric pressure for a time ...
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Saprolite (from Greek σαπρος = putrid + λιθος = rock) is a chemically weathered rock (literally, it means "rotten rock"). More intense weathering results in a continuous transition from saprolite to laterite.. Saprolites form in the lower zones of soil horizons and represent deep weathering of the bedrock surface. In lateritic regoliths - regoliths are the loose layer of rocks ...
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The model includes a homogeneous lateritic aquitard and a coarse saprolite and saprock aquifer which is about 50 m thick. The bedrock is subdivided into three layers whose hydraulic conductivity decreases from 2.10-7 m/s to 2.10-8 m/s, respectively 50 and 250 m below the aquifer base.
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The 'laterite' profile of Western Australia as described by Walther (1915). Deep weathering affects both saprolite, as evidenced by the presence of quartz veins, and transported material. The ferricrete forms a surficial crust across both saprolite and transported material.
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38g Descriptive model of laterite-saprolite Au, by Gregory E. McKelvey 47 Grade and tonnage model of laterite-saprolite Au, by James D. Bliss 50 Preliminary descriptive deposit model for detachment-fault-related mineralization, by Keith R. Long 52 40a Descriptive model of detachment-fault-related polymetalic deposits, by Keith R. Long 57
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Development of a quasi-chemical viscosity model for fully liquid slags in the Al2O3-CaO-'FeO'-MgO-SiO2 system. Part 2. A review of the experimental data and the model predictions for the Al2O3-CaO-MgO, CaO-MgO-SiO2 and Al2O3-MgO-SiO2 systems. Isij International, 46 (3), 368-374. doi: 10.2355/isijinternational.46.368
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Geochemical Signature Au + Ag; Au + Ag + Cu. EXAMPLES JAPON. DESCRIPTIVE MODEL OF EPITHERMAL Mn ... DESCRIPTIVE MODEL OF LATERITE TYPE BAUXITE DEPOSITS SYNONYM Aluminum ore (Patterson, 1967). ... underlain by saprolite (parent rock in intermediate stages of weathering).
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The Santa Fé Ni laterite deposit (Brazil) developed as a consequence of weathering of serpentinized dunites that produced a regolith in which the main Ni ore zone is a ferruginous saprolite with chlorite as the main ore-carrier along with Ni-bearing Fe-oxyhydroxides. The genesis of chlorite is related to hydrothermal alteration of spinel.
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A general descriptive term commonly in use in Western Australia for a suite of weakly metamorphosed, mainly basic igneous rocks with associated sediments. ... A method of projecting grades into a block model in which the weighting of any nearby sample is inversely proportional to the square (cube) of its distance from the block being estimated. ...
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Historically, geomorphologists have applied uniformitarian principles based on a temperate normality to all water‐worn landscapes. Isolation of tropical landforms within formal morphogenetic regions, which arose during the early history of the subject, has persisted. However, in a global geomorphology, plate tectonic motion, Milankovich cycles of climate change and invasive weather systems ...
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Low sulfide gold quartz vein deposits subjected to tropical weathering can produce lateritic saprolite (eluvial placer) deposits (Model 38g; McKelvey, 1992). Much older, pre-accretionary Cyprus, Besshi, and Kuroko volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits (Models 24a, 24b, 28a) are spatially associated with gold veins in terranes that contain ...
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Descriptive model of laterite-saprolite Au, by Gregory E. McKelvey 47 Grade and tonnage model of laterite-saprolite Au, by James D. Bliss 50 Preliminary descriptive deposit model for detachment-fault-related mineralization, by Keith R. Long 52 40a Descriptive model of detachment-fault-related polymetalic deposits, by Keith R. Long 57
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In the Kohala Peninsula, Hawaii, a variably weathered, thick soil and saprolite profile is exposed along sea cliffs in a mesic climate setting. Laterite development includes the entire vadose zone, with a mineralogy that chiefly includes halloysite ± gibbsite and Fe-oxides and mixed Fe-oxides and hydroxide species developed on a 303 ka substrate.
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In addition to the graphical examination, descriptive statistics were carried out to compute statistical measure such as mean, mode, variance, standard deviation etc. Geospatial interpolationGeospatial technique was used for the interpolation of the gold grade and gravel thickness of the deposit to determine the weighted average.
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model with a conductive layer sandwiched between two resistive layers is most appropriate for airborne EM. Layer 1, a thin resistive surficial layer can be hardpan, alluvium and/or colluvium. Layer 2 represents the intervening transported and saprolitic clay and layer 3 is resistive bedrock. Inversion models do not
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Lacinska & Styles (2013) concluded that 'silicified serpentinite' is a silcrete; this is correct, but it is a purely descriptive term and, without qualification, has no specific genetic implications other than being silica-cemented regolith (Butt & Zeegers, 1992; Eggleton, 2001).
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The soil is the topmost layer of the earth's crust mainly composed of organic minerals and rock particles that support life. A soil profile is a vertical cross-section of the soil, made of layers running parallel to the surface. These layers are known as soil horizons. The soil is arranged in layers or horizons during its formation.
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In these areas the iron laterite surface was mapped and the geochemical, mineralogical analysis and dating (U-Th)/He of the sampled laterite profiles was done. The ages found range in the Catas Altas region from 33,09±1,11Myr ago to 0,71±0,05Myr ago and in the profile of Serra do Rola Moça from 6,08±0,20 Myr ago to 0,43±0,04 Myr ago.
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Various mathematical models may be fitted to an experimental semivariogram such as logarithmic model, linear model, spherical model, exponential model, parabolic model etc. In practice the model most commonly used for mineral deposits is the spherical model (Rendu, 1981). Two essential properties of semivariogram are: 1. γ ( h ) = 0, where h ...
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1) Laterite-type Bauxite 22 November 2015 Prof. Dr. H.Z. Harraz Presentation Residual (or laterite) Mineral Deposits 11 Although aluminium is the most abundant metal in the earth's crust and the third most abundant element, it occurs mainly in combinations that so far have defined commercial extraction. It is an important constituent of all ...
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Advantages Over Models Made Using Ordinary Kriging C Boyle 43 Discovery of the Solomon Iron Deposits N Clarke, D Kepert, C Simpson ... Brazil, Australia and Indian mines, accounting for 77 per cent of the total in the world, and some 50 per cent of the ore was consumed by China. Imported iron ores increased by 31.1 times
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The Gossey Deposit remains open to the northeast, where some of the best intersections of the 2018 drilling campaign were returned (23 m @ 1.18 g Au/t, 26 m @ 2.26 g Au/t and 14 m @ 1.17 g Au/t). The most northern drill line (Figure 26.1) is located on the northeast margin of the Gossey Village, and artisanal workings continue further northeast ...
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Transcript Bruce Velde · Alain Meunier The Origin of Clay Minerals in Soils and Weathered Rocks Bruce Velde · Alain Meunier The Origin of Clay Minerals in Soils and Weathered Rocks With 195 Figures and 23 Tables Authors Bruce Velde Ecole Normale Supérieure (ENS) Département Terre-Atmosphère-Océan Laboratoire de Géologie 24, rue Lhomond 75231 Paris Cedex 05, France E-Mail: [email ...
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slope classes, class limits (in percent slope), and descriptive terminology 327 slope equivalents in grade (ratio), degree, and percent. 327 soil map units for the fao/unesco world soil map 332 t 361 u 383 v 389 w 395 x 403 y 405 z 407 english/french index of terms by subject area/discipline 409 agronomy, agriculture, fertility, plant nutrition ...
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Some geologists use laterite to refer to the whole lateritic profile (ferruginous zone, mottled zone and saprolite), while others use it to refer to the ferruginous zone (Eggleton, 2001). Iron crust, duricrust, lateritic gravels and lag are commonly used interchangeably.
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The classification of crystals The descriptive terminology of the discipline of crystallography is applied ... 2.4 The carbon turnover models A mass balance model of ... Andesite weathering. II. Geochemical change from andesite to saprolite. Journal of Soil Science, 19: 147-153. Hogberg, P. 1997. Tansley review no. 95 15N natural abundance in ...
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Description: Au disseminated in laterite and saprolite that developed under conditions of tropical weathering over and distal to a wide variety of bedrock types containing primary gold mineralisation. ... HMS1: DESCRIPTIVE MODEL OF SHORELINE/FLUVIATILE PLACER TITANIUM (HEAVY MINERAL SANDS) (MODEL 39C OF COX & SINGER, 1986) (Figure 8)
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