Titlebook: Applied Mining Geology; Marat Abzalov Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Mineral Resource.Geostatistics.Mine Map

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04805-3 Despite of an obvious importance of the density for accurate estimation of resources and reserves it is often overlooked and receives significantly less attention then assayed metal grades. In this chapter the commonly used DBD measurement methods applied for the different material types, including

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Experimente aus der klassischen Physik,opriateness for evaluation of the mineral deposits. This group of techniques is traditionally referenced as Quality Assurance – Quality Control system and often called by acronym ‘QAQC’. In general, QAQC procedures consist of monitoring accuracy and precision of analytical results, controlling the s

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Experimente aus der neuen Physik,nfirmation of drillhole data during geological due diligence studies. Twinned holes can also be used for special tasks such as correcting earlier data that are recognized to be biased..Successful implementation of the twinned-holes technique requires thorough planning. Experience suggests that good

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04806-0eframing. Thus, EDA and domaining and wireframing are reiterative processes..Unlike to a trivial QAQC of the assays the EDA is lacking of a mandatory study methods and a rigidly prescribed sequence of the study steps is also lacking. The methods, most commonly used at the EDA includes comparative st

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04806-0y the panels (blocking). Another method which also described here is inverse distance weighting (IDW) technique. This is the most advanced technique among the non-geostatistical methods and methodology of its application is explained in details. It is noted, that methodology of IDW technique has man

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Drilling Techniques and Drill Holes Logginge grade control data. Among all various sampling techniques, drilling remains the main method for acquiring samples for the appraisal of the mining projects and extensively used at the operating mines.

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Sampling of the Mine Workingsmpling equipment and operational procedures. The current chapter overviews the most common techniques that mine geologists are using for sampling mine workings for delineating ore bodies, estimating reserves or need that samples to control grade and metallurgical characteristics of the excavated ore.