Geophysical targets predicted from numerical models of geochemistry  

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Chopping, R. | Cleverley, J.S.

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Geophysical responses, such as gravity anomalies, arise from variations in physical properties, such as density, in the subsurface. These physical properties are predominantly controlled by mineralogy. Chemical alteration varies the mineralogy of a rock, potentially producing a geophysical response due to the alteration. Physical property models can be calculated for numerical simulations of chemical alteration, such as reactive transport simulations; these physical properties allow the geophysical signatures of alteration to be calculated.

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• geophysics

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• geochemical modelling

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2009-01-01T00:00:00

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