Are Geophysicists Prospects in the Mining Industry Not That Promising?
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\\nBy comparison with geophysical exploration for oil, geophysical prospecting in mining is of limited scope, both areawise and dollarwise. To begin with, geologic exposures are abundant in many mining districts, making the application of geophysics unnecessary. Exploration targets in mining are usually so small by comparison with the promising area that blanket exploration becomes too costly if not impossible.
\\n-Heiland, C. A. 1948. How Can Geophysics Be of Better Service To the Mining Industry? Geophysics, 13(4), 529.
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