13-铁氧化物-铜-金型矿床的地质特征、（Geological characteristics of 13- iron oxide copper gold deposit,）.docVIP

13-铁氧化物-铜-金型矿床的地质特征、（Geological characteristics of 13- iron oxide copper gold deposit,） Geological characteristics of iron oxide copper gold deposits, Metallogenic model and prospecting criteria * Li Youzhi, Zhou Ping, Tang Jinrong, Shi Junfa (Development Research Center of China Geological Survey, Beijing 100083) Abstract: iron oxide copper gold deposit (IOCG), is a new type of gold deposits found in mid 1970s, and diversification of mineralogy, ore bearing rock and local geological background characteristics of its remarkable geochemical characteristics different from other types of deposits. Because of its large scale and high taste, the degree of attention has been increasing in recent years, and the degree of its research is gradually deepening. However, there are more complex constraints for the study of this kind of ore deposits. For example, the geological background of mineralization is still unknown, and there are still many disputes about the ore-forming fluid and the source of ore-forming metal. Therefore, the author tries to research progress and achievements at home and abroad IOCG deposits, respectively, from the basic characteristics, metallogenic model and prospecting perspective, systematic and detailed summary and discussion, we hope to further promote the research and development of this kind of deposits. Keywords: iron oxide copper gold deposit; metallogenic model; prospecting criteria; geological characteristics; genesis of ore deposits In 1990s, an upsurge of research on superlarge deposits was raised internationally. The gold - Copper - gold deposit of the Olympic Dam, discovered by chance, is very unique, and has been called the unique ore deposit in the world, that is, the only son deposit. However, in recent years, a large number of similar deposits found on the deposit, and the deepening of the study, scientists found that these deposits, deposits constitute a new type, and it is called the iron oxide copper gold (uranium) and rare earth