Geology

Porphyry Cu-Mo systems represent large-scale, low-grade magmatic-hydrothermal deposits providing most of the world’s supply of copper (Cooke et al., 2014). ...Read more

Mineral deposits classified as hydrothermal occur when hot water acts as a transporting, depositing, and concentrating agent. Out of all ...Read more

Over the last two decades, geological modeling has undergone a revolution, albeit not a flashy one. What once required painstaking ...Read more

Dilution is a critical factor in mining that directly impacts ore quality, operational efficiency, and overall project economics. Understanding its ...Read more

The name hematite comes from ancient Greek, meaning like blood, mainly because of its color. As early as 63 BC, ...Read more

Shear-hosted gold deposits form a substantial portion of all global gold resources and usually occur in subduction-related tectonic environments (Groves ...Read more

Geological modelling is the process used in the reconstruction of a mineral deposit and originates a three-dimensional virtual model, so ...Read more

In the mining industry, the bottom-line requirement is the profitable extraction of ore from inert material. In this context, grade ...Read more