Applied Geology-Objectives, Procedures, And The Role Of The Mine Geologist

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
W. C. Peters
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Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

Geologists take the role of mine geologist when they apply their science to the design and operation of a specific minerals project. In doing so, they use the entire spectrum of procedures in economic geology and engineering geology to deal with a specific system of orebodies and associated environment. The objectives are established by stages in the life cycle of a mining operation as it goes from a prospect to a development project and on to a mine. This paper summarizes the elements of a mining geologist's role, with examples highlighted from the preceding papers.
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APA: W. C. Peters  (1992)  Applied Geology-Objectives, Procedures, And The Role Of The Mine Geologist

MLA: W. C. Peters Applied Geology-Objectives, Procedures, And The Role Of The Mine Geologist . Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1992.

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