Regolith-Landform Evolution and Geochemical Dispersion from the Boddington Gold Deposit, Western Australia - Supplementary Files

Supplementary files which accompany CRC LEME Open File Report 3 (November 1998).\nCSIRO Division of Exploration and Mining Report E&M24R, 1994. Second impression, 1998.\nResearch arising from CSIRO/AMIRA (Australian Mineral Industries Research Association Limited) Regolith Geochemistry Projects 1987-199. The initial research program, "Exploration for concealed gold deposits, Yilgam Block, Western Australia" (1987-1993).\nLineage: This report documents research arising from CSIRO/AMIRA (Australian Mineral Industries Research Association Limited) Regolith Geochemistry Projects 1987-1993. The initial research program "Exploration for concealed gold deposits. Yilgarn Block, Western Australia" (1987-1993) had the aim of developing improved geological, geochemical and geophysical methods for mineral exploration that wold facilitate the location of the blind, buried or deeply weathered gold deposits. The program included the following projects:\nP240: Laterite geochemistry for detecting concealed mineral deposits (1987-1991). Leader: Dr R.E. Smith.\nP241: Gold and Associated elements in the regolith - dispersion processes and implications for exploration (1987-1991). Leader: Dr C.R.M. Butt.\nP240A: Geochemical exploration in complex lateritic environments of the Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia (1991-1993). Leaders: Drs R.E. Smith and R.R. Anand.\nP241A: Gold and Associated elements ion the regolith - dispersion processes and implications for exploration. Leader: Dr. C.R.M. Butt.