Семинский Ж.В. Рудные пояса Байкало-Забайкальского региона

Татаринов А.В., Яловик Л.И., Яловик Г.А. Прогнозная оценка на алмазы и золото Олондинского зеленокаменного пояса (Забайкальский край)
Ласточкин Е.И., Рипп Г.С., Цыденова Д.С., Посохов В.Ф., Мурзинцева А.Е. Результаты изотопного изучения эпитермальных флюоритовых месторождений Западного Забайкалья (источники вещества и флюидов)
Бондина С.С., Ананьев С.А., Ананьева Т.А. Геохимия редкоземельных элементов в известняках торгашинской свиты и содержащихся в них флюидолитах, аргиллизитах и кальцитовых ониксах (Восточный Саян)

The most important principles of geochemical prospecting, based on both Soviet and non-Soviet experiences of the last decade, are discussed.
The regularities in the distribution of the chemical elements in crustal rocks, and the main factors responsible for the migration and concentration of elements by natural processes, are used as a theoretical basis for applying the techniques of geochemical prospecting. Special emphasis in the discussion of the above theoretical principles is placed on the logical integration of geochemical techniques with other methods in solving specific problems at various stages of exploration. A special section of the book is concerned with the application of statistics to geochemical prospecting.
This book is intended for geologists engaged in mineral prospecting, as well as for geology students.

Mineral resources are of great strategic significance since they matter in every aspect of social and economic development. However, existing mineral resources are unlikely to support sustainable economic development given the planning and construction of urbanization in China.

Недра Земли — это богатейшие кладовые минеральных ресурсов, имеющих важнейшее значение для развития мировой экономики.

Каковы запасы полезных ископаемых, таящихся в недрах Земли? Какую роль играет минеральное сырье в эпоху НТР? Как решаются в преддверии XXI века задачи экономного и комплексного использования минеральных ресурсов?

На эти вопросы читатель найдет ответ в книге, адресованной слушателям народных университетов естественнонаучных и экономических знаний.

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These bibliographies and the notes that accompany them have been prepared to aid the economic geologist in his study of ore deposits; they certainly will not do all of his work for him. I have tried to include all ore districts in northern Europe for which sufficient material is available in print to permit a student of ore deposits to obtain a real understanding of each of the northern European deposits in this Volume. Of the deposits selected from the impressive number available from the Soviet Union, only a small sample could be chosen. Those selected are ones for which the literature is sufficient to permit study in some detail by the student but only if he reads Russian with ease <...>

Historically documented mining in Finland started in the 1530s when the area formed part of Sweden. The post of commissioner of mines was founded in 1638. The Swedish government activated mineral exploration in Finland in the seventeenth century and, during the Age of Utility, in the eighteenth century. Numerous small iron, copper, and lead occurrences were found, as well as the larger Orijдrvi copper deposit. During 1809-1917 when Finland was a Grand Duchy within the Russian Empire, exploration was reorganized and strengthened. New, generally small iron deposits were discovered to supply iron works.

These bibliographies and the notes that accompany them have been prepared to aid the economic geologist in his study of ore deposits; they certainly will not do all his work for him. I have tried to include all ore districts in Africa, Asia (exclusive of the U.S.S.R.) and Australasia for which sufficient material is available in print to permit a student of ore deposits to obtain a real understanding of any one of the deposits. I have tried to include as many references as possible in languages other than English. <...>