遥感和地球化学信息在广西黄胆冲金多金属矿成矿预测中的应用

黄胆冲金多金属矿区位于广西昭平县境内,是一个以金为主,伴生有铜、铅、锌、钼、砷和银等多种元素的金多金属矿远景成矿区。区内地质条件复杂,构造活动强烈,以昭平县的地质资料为基础,综合分析遥感和地球化学信息,开展一系列找矿研究工作,最终基于地学软件MapGIS 6.7和Surfer 8.0圈定出3个成矿预测区。     

中生代苏—鲁活动大陆边缘榴辉岩、煌斑岩、金矿及富集地幔间的成因联系

海西期末形成的初始欧亚板块，从三叠纪（250Ma)开始，便与古太平洋板块－太平洋板块发生强烈的挤压碰撞作用和俯冲作用，及由此引起的远距离效应使中国广大的东部地区从中生代开始成为活动大陆边缘，俯冲作用及构造环境的演化是控制胶东地体等大多数中生代榴0辉岩等变质岩类，花岗岩类，火山岩类，煌斑岩类以及金等矿床形成和使它们出露地表的重要因素，胶东地体中富钾的钙－碱性煌斑岩类的特征与其它活动大陆边缘和造山带中金矿有关的煌斑岩很相似，例如呈脉状产出，晚期侵位，强烈的自变质，富含大离子亲石元素（LILE）和挥发分，高的金含量，高的LREE／HREE和^87Sr/^86Sr比值，低的^143Nd/^144Nd比值，与花岗岩类，橄榄安粗岩，酸性脉岩以及热液金矿床的密切共生及它们这间与富集地幔楔的成因联系等，这些都表明它们与板块或板片俯冲过程中的去气，去碱，去ILE作用或壳－幔物质交换作用及由此形成的富集地幔楔有着紧密的联系。     

桂北南天门金矿区石英的成因矿物学特征

矿区石英成分、晶胞参数、热发光、包裹体、红外谱等的研究揭示，石英的杂质含量、１２０℃±和２５０℃±发光峰强、爆裂脉冲数高、多峰等特征，是南天门金矿区的富矿标志，其深部具找矿远景。     

敦煌地块钠长碎裂岩型金矿床的地质特征

敦煌地块东段前长城系敦煌群是该台块最古老的结晶基底，为一套绿岩建造。金矿床赋存于敦煌群顶部第四岩组火山岩和稍晚的基性斜长角门石岩被强烈钠交代而形成的钠长岩体内，并严格受控于脆－韧性剪切带。与金矿化有关的钠交代原岩有基性侵入岩、中酸性火山岩、花岗岩（可能有）等，但其最终交代产物均为钠长岩和石英脉组合，为一种特殊的金矿类型。     

新疆乔拉克金矿地质特征及成因分析

乔拉克金矿产于伊什基里克晚古生代构造-岩浆岩带,从浅成-超浅成侵入体特征、断裂构造特征、蚀变分带和元素地球化学特征分析,认为矿床成因与强应变构造带及浅成-超浅成岩脉有密切关系,属于浅成中低温热液型金矿床,根据成矿地质特征,建立了找矿模式.     

新疆木垒县喀拉沙特金矿地质特征及成因

喀拉沙特金矿产于构造破碎蚀变带中。通过普查工作共圈定2个金矿体和1个金矿化体,I号金矿体产状25。＜84。,长80m,水平厚度0．12～2．40m,倾向延深111．40m。品位1．63×10“～2．98×10－^6,平均品位1．62×10一^6。Ⅱ号金矿体产状168。么82。,长80m,水平厚度0．80～1．02m,平均厚度0．91m,倾向延深115．27m,品位1．72X10一^6～4．44×10一^6,平均品位2．83X10一^6。通过对矿床地质特征的研究,认为该矿床属沉积一变质型金矿床。     

胶东金矿床Au迁移富集的地球化学探讨

本文编制了系统 Fe²⁺—Fe³⁺—∑S—∑CO₂—[SO₁^2-]和 Fe²⁺—FeS—FeCO—Fe(OH)₂的相图,以及溶液中络合物 Au—s 和 Au—Cl 在不同温度下的 C_Au—PH 图。有证据表明,金可能是以 Au—S 络合物形式迁移的,控制金沉淀的主要因素是溶液的 Eh 和∑S 的活度。     

Shoreline variability via empirical orthogonal function analysis: Part II relationship to nearshore conditions

The method of empirical orthogonal function (EOF) or principal component analysis (PCA) was used to investigate the spatial and temporal variability of shoreline data sets from Duck, North Carolina, the Gold Coast, Australia, and the United States Pacific Northwest. In the present work, an attempt is made to relate the individual modes of shoreline variability identified by the EOF analyses to select parameterizations of the nearshore environment. The parameters considered include the wave energy (E), the cross-shore and longshore wave energy fluxes (F_x and F_y), the wave steepness (H_o/L_o), the non-dimensional fall velocity parameter (Ω), the profile parameter (P), the surf-similarity parameter (ζ), and a surfzone Froude number (F_r). Correlation analyses were used to evaluate the linear relationship between each of these parameters and the temporal eigenfunctions, c_k(t), associated with individual modes of shoreline change. Typically, strong correlations were observed between longshore uniform modes and the monthly means of several of the nearshore parameters.     

Abiogenic Origin of Hydrocarbons: An Historical Overview

Abstract. The two theories of abiogenic formation of hydrocarbons, the Russian-Ukrainian theory of deep, abiotic petroleum origins and Thomas Gold's deep gas theory, have been considered in some detail. Whilst the Russian-Ukrainian theory was portrayed as being scientifically rigorous in contrast to the biogenic theory which was thought to be littered with invalid assumptions, this applies only to the formation of the higher hydrocarbons from methane in the upper mantle. In most other aspects, in particular the influence of the oxidation state of the mantle on the abundance of methane, this rigour is lacking especially when judged against modern criteria as opposed to the level of understanding in the 1950s to 1980s when this theory was at its peak. Thomas Gold's theory involves degassing of methane from the mantle and the formation of higher hydrocarbons from methane in the upper layers of the Earth's crust. However, formation of higher hydrocarbons in the upper layers of the Earth's crust occurs only as a result of Fischer-Tropsch-type reactions in the presence of hydrogen gas but is otherwise not possible on thermodynamic grounds. This theory is therefore invalid. Both theories have been overtaken by the increasingly sophisticated understanding of the modes of formation of hydrocarbon deposits in nature.     

Geology and volcanic stratigraphy of the Canatuan and Malusok volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits,southwestern Mindanao,Philippines

The Canatuan and Malusok massive sulfide deposits are located near Siocon, Zamboanga del Norte, in southwestern Mindanao, Philippines. The Canatuan–Malusok area is underlain by the Jurassic–Cretaceous Tungauan schists, which form much of the Zamboanga Peninsula. The volcanic strata at Canatuan and Malusok can be traced for >7 km along strike and is host to at least three discrete massive sulfide bodies: Canatuan, Malusok and SE Malusok. Basal basaltic andesite volcanic rocks are generally chemically uniform and show only moderate alteration. The massive sulfide deposits occur in overlying rhyolitic to rhyodacitic volcanic rocks that are altered to a schistose assemblage of quartz, sericite, chlorite and pyrite. The alteration is texturally destructive but graded clastic beds are locally observed. Despite tropical saprolitic weathering, four lithogeochemical subunits of the felsic package are identified. Stratigraphic interleaving, however, has made correlation of these units over any significant distance difficult. The sulfide lenses are overlain by a few metres of felsic schists which locally contain manganese-bearing silicates and oxides that serve as a stratigraphic marker. Hangingwall andesitic volcaniclastic rocks are discontinuously preserved, although where present, they consist of regularly bedded mafic volcanic sandstones. The lateral continuity of a manganese-bearing marker and flanking felsic volcaniclastic intervals indicate that locally the volcanic strata form a homoclinal sequence. The Canatuan Au–Ag–Cu–Zn deposit consists of a gossan overlying a massive sulfide lens. The sulfides and gossan are flat lying and hosted within felsic volcanic rocks. The gossan is gold–silver-rich, and was formed by a combination of oxidation and volume collapse of the original sulfide lens. The sulfide minerals present below the current water table, are auriferous massive pyrite with base metal sulfides, with some supergene chalcocite. The transition from gossan to sulfides is very sharp, occurring at the water table. Massive sulfide deposits at Malusok are hosted in the same felsic sequence as Canatuan and they have similar base and precious metal contents. Only limited gossan has been found at Malusok. The bimodal nature of the volcanic rocks at Canatuan, together with their low HFSE contents, near-flat REE patterns and tholeiitic affinities, suggest that they formed in an intra-oceanic arc setting above a depleted mantle source. Mafic and felsic volcanic rocks of similar composition have been recovered from the Tonga-Kermadec and Izu-Bonin-Marianas island-arc systems in the western Pacific. Mafic rocks at Canatuan show no evidence for LILE enrichment that characterizes melts derived from metasomatized mantle under more mature arcs, suggesting that they are the product of a nascent, rather than a mature arc. There is no evidence from the REE, or other incompatible trace elements, that continental crust or evolved arc crust was involved in the generation of the Canatuan-Malusok volcanic rocks. Although it has been proposed that the Zamboanga metamorphic complex comprises microcontinental fragments of Eurasian affinity, our data do not support an evolved crustal setting for the Canatuan-Malusok volcanic rocks, which we suggest were derived from an intra-oceanic arc and subsequently accreted to the eastern Mindanao terrane.Electronic Supplementary Material Supplementary material is available in the online version of this article at http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00126-003-0350-7Editorial handling: R.R. Large