矿产勘查复习资料3（Review materials for mineral exploration 3）.docVIP

矿产勘查复习资料3（Review materials for mineral exploration 3） 1.: in the prediction of mineral resources prediction of mineral resources under the guidance of the basic principles on the basis of mineral prediction principle, types of mineral resources prediction and specific task requirements, in order to establish the metallogenic model analysis of ore-forming geological conditions, ore genesis and metallogenic regularity of it; summarizes the geological, geophysical and geochemical exploration, remote sensing geology and mineral prospecting marks to build model; and on the basis of selecting suitable mineral prediction method, circle the mineral prediction prospective area prediction, optimization of key minerals, within the area of potential mineral resources prediction 2., the basic theory of mineral prediction: in the long-term geological prospecting or mineral exploration practice, based on the basic theory of various geological disciplines, formed and developed, used to guide the theory of mineral prediction The analogy theory: similar geological environment and geological conditions can form similar mineral The theory of geological anomalies of mineralization: geological anomalies are likely to form special types, new type or new size of ore deposits (bodies), so it can be speculated that according to the geological anomaly whether there are special types, new type or new size of ore deposits (bodies) 3. basic criteria for mineral prediction: maximum ore belt criteria, progressive criteria, comprehensive prediction criteria, unified standards, standard agreement principle, and optimization evaluation principles. 4., the classification of mineral prediction: small scale metallogenic prognosis (1:50 million 1:100 million); medium scale metallogenic prognosis (1:10 to 1:20 million); large-scale metallogenic prognosis (1:5 million - 1:1 million) The small scale metallogenic prediction based on prediction of the total mineral resources region, in a wide range (II, III)