Introduction
Ore
deposit geology can indeed be studied late in a bachelor's degree program or
even at the start of a postgraduate program. At this point, the learner can
connect many of the concepts involved in ore genesis to his knowledge of
geoscience building blocks. It can also be taught early to demonstrate to
students the potential uses of newly acquired knowledge. This book is intended
for the first instance as well as a reference if the student decides to pursue
a career in the field. Mineralogy, magmatic, metamorphic, sedimentary geology,
structural geology and tectonics, and geomorphology are believed to be standard
knowledge bachelor courses, as well as some fundamental chemistry.
Isotope
geochemistry and geochemical thermodynamics are not required courses for
students. The topic is scientifically complex. There are few disciplines of
Earth science that do not have an impact on them throughout a thorough
investigation. However, when educating, a balance must be struck between detail
and breadth. Some geologists spend their entire careers working on one type of
deposit; others must have a sufficient understanding of various types to be
able to adapt courts when called upon to analyze them. A balance between local
and global issues must also be achieved.
A
practical ore deposit geologist can work in a variety of locations or in
occupations all around the world. As a result, the course should be taught
using worldwide case studies while simultaneously being tailored to local
geology.
This book seeks to train with all of the above-mentioned extremes and requirements. Description, genetic analysis, and advancement in understanding other geosciences subdisciplines are all combined. About 30 different cache types are identified and discussed in depth.
General Details: -
Book Name: Ore Deposit Geology
Written By: John Ridley
Categories: Earth Science
Year: 2013
Edition: First edition
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Language: English
Pages: 398/ 411
File: PDF, 28.58 MB
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