The architecture of mineral systems in the third dimension: constraints from seismic reflection data  

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Korsch, R.J. | Fomin, T. | Costelloe, R.D. | Goleby, B.R. | Glen, R.A.

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Deep seismic reflection profiles in mineral provinces in Australia are used to identify the main crustal-scale architecture which is the key to determining regional scale controls on mineralisation and possible fluid migration pathways. The results constrain the crustal architectures during the building of 3D geological maps of the regions, and are challenging our current understanding of the geology, ore deposit models and prospectivity of Australia.

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• seismic sections

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• mineral exploration

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• structural geology

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2007-01-01T00:00:00

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