Excerpt from Practical Field Geology
Geological maps are just as necessary as ordinary maps of mine Workings, and are not much harder to make when one knows how to go about it. It is the lack of this knowledge which is a serious handicap to many mining men who are naturally keen and intelligent Observers, but who fail to record and corre late their Observations. They Often carry an immense amount of geological data in their minds and make use Of it when looking over their mine maps; but such mental pictures lack the graphic quality found only in good geologic maps and sections, which usually meet with instant approval on the part Of practical men.
Geological literature usually deals with results rather than with the methods of Obtaining them, and the terms employed are Often of a highly technical nature, so that the text is more or less unintelligible to one who has not had training in the subject.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book delves into the practical applications of geology, specifically tailored for mining professionals. It bridges the gap between theoretical geological knowledge and its real-world implementation in mining operations. Emerging during a period of increasing recognition for applied geology, this work acknowledges the challenges faced by mining professionals in understanding and utilizing geological data. The author emphasizes the importance of geological maps and sections as essential tools, comparable to mine working maps, for effective mine management. The book provides clear and concise instructions on geological mapping techniques, encompassing both surface and underground environments. It covers essential aspects such as equipment usage, data interpretation, and the creation of geological maps and sections. Additional focus is given to economic geology, including the identification and mapping of ore deposits and geological structures like faults and veins. The author goes beyond mere technical instruction, offering valuable insights into geological theory and its application in mineral exploration and ore deposit formation. Concepts such as secondary enrichment and contact metamorphism are explored, providing a deeper understanding of ore genesis and distribution. By integrating practical guidance with theoretical foundations, this book empowers mining professionals to make informed decisions and optimize their operations based on a sound understanding of geological principles. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9780282551438_0
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