...Jiří Sejkora; Cristian Biagioni; Zdeněk Dolníček; Radek Škoda; Jana Ederová Abstract Paulišite, Ca 2 Zn(CO 3 ) 3 ·2H 2 O, is a new mineral species discovered in the underground workings at the abandoned mine adit of the first level of the Staročeské Lode, near the historical shaft Šafary, Kaňk near...

... Gold Mines ’99 Conference. Australian Mineral Foundation , Adelaide , 75 – 84 . BRISTOW , A. P. J. , LINTERN , M. J. & BUTT , C. R. M. 1996 . Geochemical expression of concealed gold mineralization, Safari Prospect, Mt Celia, Western Australia . CSIRO Exploration and Mining...

...Jian Huang; Reza Safari; Uno Mutlu; Kevin Burns; Ingo Geldmacher; Mark McClure; Stuart Jackson Abstract Natural fractures can reactivate during hydraulic stimulation and interact with hydraulic fractures producing a complex and highly productive natural-hydraulic fracture network. This phenomenon...

...David Hatch © 2006 Geological Society of South Africa 2006 Vogt then describes a borehole radar system that was specifically designed for routine application in the gold and platinum mines of South Africa. Zadorozhnaya and Stettler work through the theoretical basis and provide examples...

... (in million-meter cube) Table 2. Description and scale of all categorical parameters in the database. Parameter Description Depositional environment (DE) Specific environments of sediment deposition; reservoirs were classified further into SE using the SAFARI classification schema...

...S. A. Mazhari; M. Safari Abstract The Zouzan pluton is one of the intrusive bodies in the NE of Lut block enclosed by Cenozoic volcanic and sedimentary rocks. It consists of two distinct mafic and felsic magmas which are genetically unrelated. All studied rocks are calc-alkaline in nature...

... on GeoMapApp (Marine Geoscience Data System, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory) data mining; animated models of alternative plate tectonic scenarios; and a large-scale model that permits users to view the subsurface down to lower mantle levels. Our models have been deployed in non–science major laboratory...

... neutron radiography and tomographic capability at the SAFARI-1 nuclear research reactor, complemented by an X-ray (100 kV) capability utilizing the same imaging infrastructure (see a full detailed description in De Beer, 2005 ). For high-resolution (down to 5 microns) and high-quality imaging...

... & Pollard, 2000 ; Al Kharusi, 2009 ). In this study, field measurements and geometrical analysis of fractures have been performed to study fracture patterns in two areas (Dizlu and Kolah Ghazi). These areas are extremely cluttered due to lead-zinc and stone mining operations (Yousefzadeh, Zamanian...

...) and PhD (1964) degrees from Queen's University . Between 1957 and 1963 he worked as a mine and exploration geologist for Falconbridge in Sudbury and Raglan. Between 1964 and 1967 he was a post-doctoral fellow working under Gunnar Kullerud and with fellow post-doc Jim Craig at the Carnegie Institution...

...Fig. 3. Examples of useful practice to foster inclusion. (a) Virtual outcrop model of Gerace Hill (Siderno Strait, Calabrian Arc, Italy) generated from drone and terrestrial LiDAR data acquired during the FORCE SAFARI project. (b) Example of augmented reality applied to artificial exposures...

... of the Kaapvaal and Zimbabwe cratons and the Limpopo belt. The box in the inset map defines the location of the present study area and the East African rift system (the blue lines denote the rift axes). Data used in the study were recorded by 17 broadband seismic stations belonging to the SAFARI...

... of the Cave Sandstone Stage, Karoo System” (In Afrikaans), which he received cum laude under the supervision of Professor Johan Visser from the UOFS in 1969. Nic received the General Mining Price for Best Geology Student in 1967, and the Junior Captain Scott Medal from the Biological Society of South Africa...

... & Engineering Geologists 2019 Geochemistry Contamination Sequential Extractions Bioavailability Mobility of potentially toxic elements and contamination of agricultural soils is a very critical concern for mankind. According to Delavar and Safari (2016) , the determination of spatial...

... Kirovsky Mine (level +252 m), Kukisvumchorr Mount, Khibiny Massif, Murmansk Oblast, Russia (67°40’ N, 33°43’ E) Inna Lykova*, Ralph Rowe, Glenn Poirier and Stephanie Barnes *E-mail: [email protected] Mckelveyite group Monoclinic: Cc ; structure determined a  = 15.877(1), b  = 9.1792(7...

... of land subsidence and sinkhole occurrence, and provides a hazard zonation map for the study area. Fig. 1. Sinkholes in the study area: ( a ) Hamekasi; ( b ) Kerd-Abad; ( c ) Jahan-Abad (photographs by M. Safari and A. M. Moien). The study area is in the Hamedan province, western Iran...

... such as agriculture, industrial, domestic and public water supply is dependent on the availability of ample supplies of good quality water ( Sharifi and Safari Sinegani 2012 ; Tamma Rao et al., 2013 ; Nagaraju et al., 2014 ). The hydrochemical study reveals quality of water that is suitable for drinking...

... of oil and coal is one of the most viable options for a short-term fuel source that dramatically lowers CO 2 emissions ( Safari et al., 2019 ; Aguilera and Aguilera, 2020 ). Enhanced geothermal energy ( Figure 1b ) is a promising long-term renewable energy solution ( Department of Energy, 2019...