The station of modeling the mine resources in economical geology investigations and determination of mineral deposits genes & reserves

Document Type : Research Article

Authors

• Jafar Abdollahei Sharif ¹
• Ali Imamalipour ¹
• Aref Alipour ²
• Mojtaba Mokhtarian Asl ³

¹ Urmia

² Urmia University of Technology

³ Department of Mining Engineering, Urmia University of Technology, Urmia, Iran

10.22067/econg.v2i1.3685

Abstract

In recent days, computer is becoming one of the most essential instruments in advanced countries for the researchers and the domain of its application is going to be increased every day. Using the 3D modeling of the earth, its mine resources and the brilliant details which are given by the models, the researching and exploring groups will find out the inconspicuous and attractive aspects of the genetic structure and the geological history of these resources. In this paper which is a result of the researches done as the case study on a group of aragonite deposits in West Azarbaijan province, modeling of under study mineral deposits and the genetic approaches obtained from the models lead into explore and discover some other resources of the same minerals which is widely accepted recently in the market of decorative rocks in Iran. In modeling procedure of these resources which is a product of the geysers, the profile of these lime generating springs and their directional order on some specific hidden fracture is determined and approximate location of the new resources for the next explorations is assigned. At the moment, these assigned locations as new resources are being explored and even exploited.

Keywords

• Modeling of mineral resources
• Genetic structure
• Hot springs
• Decorative stones

20.1001.1.20087306.1389.2.1.4.1

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