sperimentazione delle metodiche a potenziali indotti nella versione a caduta di potenziale - p.i.t.d. - nella prospezione di giacimentologie a solfuri metallici in sardegna

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Abstract
The Induced-Polarization Time-Domain technique of geophysical exploration<br />has been proved on known ore deposits of Sardinia in order to<br />verify its validity and the possibility of mining prospecting under the<br />employed operative conditions. The research has been carried out on<br />massive, scattered and diffuse Pb, Fe and Zn sulphide orebodies. From<br />the qualitative point of view the results obtained have been always successfull.<br />Furthermore, they seem very interesting and promising as concerns<br />a semiquantitative attempt to the reconstruction of the burried<br />geometries and to an approximated evaluation of the percent sulphide<br />contents.
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Authors ;R. TRUDU;G. RANIERI;D. PATELLA
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Year 1978
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10.4401/ag-4742
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http://www.annalsofgeophysics.eu/index.php/annals/article/view/4742
Keywords
meteorology cosmic physics climatologygeophysics

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