Geology Mapping
Mineral resource potential mapping is a complex analytical process, which requires consideration and integration of a number of spatial evidences like geological, geomorphological, wall rock alteration, etc., using the capability of analytical tools of Geographic Information System (GIS).
- Mineral resource potential mapping is a very complex analytical procedure which requires simultaneous consideration of a number of spatial evidences - geological, geomorphological, structural, geochemical, geophysical etc
- The capability of Geographic Information System (GIS) to manipulate such classified spatial information through amalgamated layers, makes it a unique tool for delineating potential locales.
- Flexibility of experimenting with spatial data followed by visualisation of its effect immediately gives GIS a cutting edge over other contemporary techniques, for modelling mineral deposits.
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