Geology In The Understanding Of Ore Reserve Estimation: An Australian Viewpoint

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Haddon F. King George J. Bujtor Anthony K. Scott
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Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

In 1982, the result of a 3-year study was published as "A Guide to the Understanding of Ore Reserve Estimation". The principal conclusions were that computation formed only part, and perhaps not the most important part, of an estimate and that the estimate should recognize that geological, mining engineering and metallurgical judgements formed an essential part of the eventual result. Subsequent expectation/realization studies of several mines have produced case histories which form the principal basis of the paper. These imply that geology is even a larger factor than thought earlier.
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APA: Haddon F. King George J. Bujtor Anthony K. Scott  (1992)  Geology In The Understanding Of Ore Reserve Estimation: An Australian Viewpoint

MLA: Haddon F. King George J. Bujtor Anthony K. Scott Geology In The Understanding Of Ore Reserve Estimation: An Australian Viewpoint. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1992.

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