福建省矿产资源潜力的地球化学预测

利用区域化探归面（水系沉积物测量）资料，使用区域浓度克拉克值及变化系数两个参数，对福建省32种元素的资源潜力进行了排序，认为在目前国家的导向矿种中，福建省的资源潜力依次为锌－银－铅－锡－金－铜－钼。同时根据谢学锦院士提出的地球化学块体学块体的理论和方法，预测了政和Au地球化学块体、龙岩中甲Cu地球化学块体、大田Pb地球化学块体的资源潜力，分别为金430吨、铜625万吨、铅408万吨。初步探讨了成矿系统的元素分带及地球化学模式研究的意义和方法，认为这项研究对上述地区的打矿突破具有重要作用。     

湖南内生金属矿床成矿分带及其与区域地质背景的关系

湖南主要内生金属矿床的成矿作用，存在明显的分带性，自南东向北西，成矿元素逐渐减少，成矿温度逐渐降低，由与酸性，中酸性侵入岩有关的矿床为主，渐变为与沉积期后成矿作用有关的层控矿床为主，赋矿层位亦有逐渐降低之规律，据此，可将湖南内生金属矿床划分为４个矿带。燕山期构造岩浆活动，是上述成矿分带的主要原因。     

广东莲花山斑岩型钨-金矿床蚀变矿化特征及分带模式

莲花山斑岩型钨－金矿床蚀变类型可以分作钾化、云英岩化、绢云母化、绿泥石化和青盘岩化。矿化表现为黑钨矿化、白钨矿－硫化物矿化、多金属硫化物矿化及黄铁矿化。蚀变在水平和垂向上具有分带性。由内向外由钾化向云英岩化、叠加蚀变带、绿泥石化＋绢云母化、青盘岩化转化。由浅向深，钾化增强，云英岩化减弱，被叠加蚀变带和绿泥石化及绢云母化所代替。矿化由内向外表现为由黑钨矿化向白钨矿化、多金属硫化物矿化、黄铁矿化转变，由浅向深由钨矿化转变为金矿化及多金属硫化物矿化。与典型斑岩型矿床蚀变分带对比，莲花山斑岩型矿床不同原岩类型蚀变特征变化较大，矿化则表现出富钨、金贫铜及钨金共同产出的特征。     

山东省牟平邓格庄金矿Ⅱ号矿体深部预测

牟平邓格庄金矿为一富黄铁矿石英脉型金矿床,其Ⅱ号矿体金品位及其厚度数据处理表明矿体具有向北侧伏的规律.Ⅱ号矿体深部(-225~-345 m)地球化学原生晕研究表明,其原生晕呈反向分带.据上述研究推测Ⅱ号矿体-345 m以下地段还有盲矿体的存在.     

县域主体功能区划中可利用水资源指标测算评价研究——以山西省河津市为例

可利用水资源是县域主体功能区规划指标体系的重要指标之一,主要是评价一个地区剩余和潜在可利用水资源对未来社会经济发展的支撑力.以河津市9个乡镇为基本单元,分析各个乡镇的可开发利用水资源,调水量等指标,得出河津市人均水资源潜力空间分布图,并针对各个乡镇在主体功能区中的不同职能提出更加切合乡镇具体情况的水资源利用措施.     

重熔斑岩型锡多金属矿床地质特征及成矿模式

对重熔斑岩型锡多金属矿床成矿岩体的岩石类型、岩体形态、规模、岩石化学、微量元素和稀土元素地球化学、矿物包裹体和稳定同位素地球化学特征等方面进行了较系统的研究;并对该类矿床的矿化、蚀变分带特征和矿化与蚀变带的关系作了论述,指出了该类矿床最重要的蚀变带为黄玉云英岩化带, 在详细研究该类矿床的基础上,建立了重熔斑岩型锡多金属矿床的成矿模式.     

Seismic Zoning of Croatia

The territory of Croatia and neighboring regions is divided into 17 seismic source zones, considering available seismological and geological data. On this basis, seismic hazard elements (seismicity rate, maximum magnitude, b-value, probabilities of exceedance and return periods for a predefined set of magnitudes) are computed using the maximum likelihood method appropriate for treating data-sets with variable completeness thresholds. The values of long term expected peak horizontal acceleration obtained by using a combination of the deterministic and the probabilistic procedure are the highest in the Dubrovnik zone, while the Zagreb zone has the highest earthquake hazard in the continental part of the country. This revised version was published online in June 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

Temperature of the Icelandic crust: Inferred from electrical conductivity, temperature surface gradient, and maximum depth of earthquakes

Two different models of the structure of the Icelandic crust have been presented. One is the thin-crust model with a 10–15 km thick crust beneath the axial rift zones, with an intermediate layer of partially molten basalt at the base of the crust and on the top of an up-domed asthenosphere. The thick-crust model assumes a 40 km thick and relatively cold crust beneath central Iceland. The most important and crucial parameter to distinguish between these different models is the temperature distribution with depth. Three methods are used to estimate the temperature distribution with depth. First, the surface temperature gradient measured in shallow wells drilled outside geothermal areas. Second, the thickness of the seismogenic zone which is associated with a 750 °C isothermal surface. Third, the depth to a layer with high electrical conductivity which is associated with partially molten basalt with temperature around 1100 °C at the base of the crust. Combination of these data shows that the temperature gradient can be assumed to be nearly linear from the surface down to the base of the crust. These results are strongly in favour of the thin-crust model. The scattered deep seismic reflectors interpreted as Moho in the thick-crust model could be caused by phase transitions or reflections from melt pockets in the mantle.     

Oscillatory zoning in garnet from the Willsboro Wollastonite Skarn, Adirondack Mts, New York: a record of shallow hydrothermal processes preserved in a granulite facies terrane

Oscillatory zoning in low δ¹⁸O skarn garnet from the Willsboro wollastonite deposit, NE Adirondack Mts, NY, USA, preserves a record of the temporal evolution of mixing hydrothermal fluids from different sources. Garnet with oscillatory zoning are large (1–3 cm diameter) euhedral crystals that grew in formerly fluid filled cavities. They contain millimetre‐scale oscillatory zoning of varying grossular–andradite composition (X_Adr = 0.13–0.36). The δ¹⁸O values of the garnet zones vary from 0.80 to 6.26‰ VSMOW and correlate with X_Adr. The shape, pattern and number of garnet zones varies from crystal to crystal, as does the magnitude of the correlated chemistry changes, suggesting fluid system variability, temporal and/or spatial, over the time of garnet growth. The zones of correlated Fe content and δ¹⁸O indicate that a high Fe³⁺/Al, high δ¹⁸O fluid mixed with a lower Fe³⁺/Al and δ¹⁸O fluid. The high δ¹⁸O, Fe enriched fluids were likely magmatic fluids expelled from crystallizing anorthosite. The low δ¹⁸O fluids were meteoric in origin. These are the first skarn garnet with oscillatory zoning reported from granulite facies rocks. Geochronologic, stable isotope, petrologic and field evidence indicates that the Adirondacks are a polymetamorphic terrane, where localized contact metamorphism around shallowly intruded anorthosite was followed by a regional granulite facies overprint. The growth of these garnet in equilibrium with meteoric and magmatic fluids indicates an origin in the shallow contact aureole of the anorthosite prior to regional metamorphism. The zoning was preserved due to the slow diffusion of oxygen and cations in the large garnet and protection from deformation and recrystallization in zones of low strain in thick, rigid, garnetite layers. The garnet provide new information about the hydrothermal system adjacent to the shallowly intruded massif anorthosite that predates regional metamorphism in this geologically complex, polymetamorphic terrane.     

Mineral Geochemical Compositions of Tourmalines and Their Significance in the Gejiu Tin Polymetallic Deposits, Yunnan, China

Abstract: The Gejiu tin polymetallic deposits are located in the southeastern part of Yunnan Province in China. A detailed electronic microprobe study has been carried out to document geochemical compositions of tourmalines from the deposits. The results indicate a systematic change of mineral geochemical compositions, which might be used as a mineral geochemical tracer for post-magmatic hydrothermal fluid, basin fluid and their mixture. The tourmalines from granite are schorl with Fe/(Fe+Mg) ratios of 0.912-1.00 and Na/(Na+Ca) ratios of 0.892-0.981. Tourmalines as an inclusion in quartz from the ore bodies are dravite with Fe/(Fe+Mg) ratios of 0.212-0.519 and Na/ (Na+Ca) ratios of 0.786-0.997. Tourmalines from the country rocks are dravite with Fe/(Fe+Mg) ratios of 0.313-0.337 and Na/(Na+Ca) ratio of 0.599-0.723. Tourmalines from cassiterite-tourmaline veins that occur in crannies within the country rocks show distinct optical zoning with alternate occurrence of dravite and schorl, Fe/(Fe+Mg)=0.374-0.843, Na/(Na+Ca)=0.538-0.987. It suggests that schorl in granite and dravite in carbonatite are related to magmatic fluid and basin fluid respectively. When magmatic fluid rose up and entered into crannies of the country rocks, consisting mainly of carbonatite, basin fluid would be constantly added to the magmatic fluid. The two types of fluid were mixed in structural crannies of the sedimentary basin accompanied with periodic geochemical oscillations to form material records in chemical composition zonings of tourmalines.