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THE EFFECT OF APPLYING INTEGRATED GEOPHYSICAL EXPLORATION TO THE PRE-SURVEY OF THE XIWAN IRON POLYMETALLIC DEPOSIT |
CHENG Pei-sheng1, LI Wen-qing2, HE Liu-chang1, LI Zhuang1 |
1. Anhui Academy of Exploration Technology, Hefei 230031, China;
2. Anhui Geological Survey and Management Center for Public Welfare, Hefei 230001, China |
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Abstract Located in the middle segment of the Middle and Lower Yangtze metallogenic belt and on the northern margin of Lu-Zong basin, the Xiwan iron-polymetallic ore pre-survey area of the Qingshuitang-Yueshan iron and lead-zinc ore-prospecting target is characterized by low-lying relief, dense network of rivers and thick overburden. In order to solve the problem of prospecting for iron-polymetallic deposits in thick overburden areas, the authors adopted the combined geological and integrated geophysical method to analyze gravity, magnetic and electric anomalies, thus making clear the ore-prospecting target and determining the favorable ore-prospecting position. Drill verification led to the discovery of a lead-zinc deposit at the position of IP anomaly, thus attaining ideal ore-prospecting result.
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Received: 02 November 2012
Published: 10 December 2013
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