Prognosticating buried potential mineral deposits in virgin areas of Odisha and adjoining regions, India, using 3D Euler's deconvolution technique on gravity data for detailed exploration in future.

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Title: Prognosticating buried potential mineral deposits in virgin areas of Odisha and adjoining regions, India, using 3D Euler's deconvolution technique on gravity data for detailed exploration in future.
Authors: Kumar, Arbind1, Das, L.K.1, Roy, P.N.S.1 pareshsr@gg.iitkgp.ac.in, Singh, A.K.1
Source: Ore Geology Reviews. Jan2019, Vol. 104, p373-383. 11p.
Subjects: Minerals, Ore deposits, Mines & mineral resources, Mineralogy, Geological surveys
Abstract: Graphical abstract Highlights • Demonstration of structural control of ore deposits, hidden in the area. • 3D Euler depth solutions for fault structure. • To understand the location and disposition of the palaeotectono-structural fabric. • To prognosticate several unknown areas for the search of ferrous group of metallogeny, basemetals and noble metals. Abstract The paper deals with an attempt to draw a blue print of 'Fast Track Mineral Targeting' at a reasonably cheap cost around Odisha and adjoining regions, India. Taking clues from known structural controls of ore deposits, mineralogical, lithological, metamorphic histories, actual as well as proven mineral deposits, occurrences and assuming probable shape and size of ore deposits, we have used 3D Euler's deconvolution solutions on gravity data for locating different ore groups, viz ferrous group, base and noble metals, diamond and gemstones, over a virgin and buried terrain. 3D Euler's deconvolution solutions indicate that there are four sets of apparently unknown faults aligned in E-W, N-S, NW-SE and NE-SW directions, related to different tectonic events. In addition to the above, we mapped several circular to elliptical shaped structures. Taking guidelines from different controls of ore deposits for various kinds, as mentioned above, we have prognosticated several hitherto unknown areas for the search of the above minerals from the 3D Euler's deconvolution solutions and known mineralized zones. This is primarily an attempt to explore those areas which are otherwise written off forever, as there are not sufficient clues available from either geological or geochemical data set or their synergy. This concept of mineral targeting, we believe, will usher to new thinking hypothesis for the future researchers, which is reasonably fast and economic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Graphical abstract Highlights • Demonstration of structural control of ore deposits, hidden in the area. • 3D Euler depth solutions for fault structure. • To understand the location and disposition of the palaeotectono-structural fabric. • To prognosticate several unknown areas for the search of ferrous group of metallogeny, basemetals and noble metals. Abstract The paper deals with an attempt to draw a blue print of 'Fast Track Mineral Targeting' at a reasonably cheap cost around Odisha and adjoining regions, India. Taking clues from known structural controls of ore deposits, mineralogical, lithological, metamorphic histories, actual as well as proven mineral deposits, occurrences and assuming probable shape and size of ore deposits, we have used 3D Euler's deconvolution solutions on gravity data for locating different ore groups, viz ferrous group, base and noble metals, diamond and gemstones, over a virgin and buried terrain. 3D Euler's deconvolution solutions indicate that there are four sets of apparently unknown faults aligned in E-W, N-S, NW-SE and NE-SW directions, related to different tectonic events. In addition to the above, we mapped several circular to elliptical shaped structures. Taking guidelines from different controls of ore deposits for various kinds, as mentioned above, we have prognosticated several hitherto unknown areas for the search of the above minerals from the 3D Euler's deconvolution solutions and known mineralized zones. This is primarily an attempt to explore those areas which are otherwise written off forever, as there are not sufficient clues available from either geological or geochemical data set or their synergy. This concept of mineral targeting, we believe, will usher to new thinking hypothesis for the future researchers, which is reasonably fast and economic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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