Discrimination of elemental assemblages in the alteration halo of the Phoenix deposit, Saskatchewan, through applied GIS / J. Dann, K. Hattori, E.G. Potter and C. Sorba.: M183-2/7463E-PDF
"This study was initiated as part of the TGI-4 uranium ore systems project to evaluate the dispersion of ore-related elements that could be used to increase exploration effectiveness for deeply buried, unconformity-related uranium mineralization. The Phoenix deposit, located in the Athabasca Basin, currently has indicated resources of approximately 52.3 million lbs U3O8. The mineralization consists of four pods termed the A, B, C and D ore zones at ca. 400 meters depth. The pods occur both at the unconformity and within the basement as steeply dipping zones associated with a fault zone termed the WS shear"--Abstract, page [3].
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| Title | Discrimination of elemental assemblages in the alteration halo of the Phoenix deposit, Saskatchewan, through applied GIS / J. Dann, K. Hattori, E.G. Potter and C. Sorba. |
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| Description | 1 online resource (66 unnumbered pages) : charts, illustrations, maps. |
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