New insights into mineral potential in the Cobar region from mapping alteration systems in 3D using geophysics  

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Chopping, R. | van der Wielen, S.E.

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Geophysical inversions provide a mechanism to calculate subsurface chemical alteration in terms of alteration minerals. In the Cobar region, NSW, Australia, the base metal deposits show significant geophysical contrasts to their host rocks. These contrasts can be inverted to provide measures of the causative chemical alteration, allowing targeting for mineralisation under cover.

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• geophysics

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• mineral exploration

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• 3D model

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• alteration

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2009-01-01T00:00:00

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