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Index
Intro
Metallogenica
exploration
TotMet Geosites
DataMet Original
Contact
us
Books
Courses,lectures
Breccias
News, notes
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METALLOGENICA
assists
mineral exploration, metallogeny, ore deposits, mineral
resources, mining geology, data capture & organization,
worldwide. It is a
"boutique" consultancy based in Adelaide, Australia, but
with a truly global reach. Peter Laznicka, formerly professor of Mineral Deposits at
the University of Manitoba for 27 years, relocated to Adelaide in 1999
and co-founded the Data Metallogenica (DM) information system
where ~3800 sites (mostly metallic deposits) are represented
by the actual rocks and ores not only to be seen, but also
"touched" and nondestructively tested. I have worked,
consulted, lectured, visited and sampled ore occurrences in
85 countries; internationally published 5 major book sets
and several databases.
I offer field interpretation of mineral
occurrences; global comparisons; exploration target generation;
establishment of lithotheque-style records & data systems;
metallogeny training and mentoring; short courses & workshops;
mineral databases; data searches: worldwide, multilingual
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Metallogenica & Peter
Laznicka: mineral resources consulting, exploration ideas
- Development of exploration
concepts
- Rapid selection and
assessment of prospective areas, worldwide (languages
capability, been to 100+ countries); standard-target ore
search
- Training, mentoring,
lecturing, short courses, seminars, report/papers tutoring
- Short
queries by phone, e-mail free; for more, contact me
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Total Metallogeny-GEOSITES
750plus
pages color electronic book and a 3x1 m poster, a massive
original compilation of 241 empirical rock-forming environments
and lithologic associations, showing ores they (potentially)
contain in their usual setting. 2004 upgraded DVD-ROM edition (1.34 Gb) is
all-inclusive and you
can print and customize it as you please. ISBN 0
908039 79 4; 1800 references.
DVD-ROM, $ 100 + shipping. Order from me |
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Data
Metallogenica Original (DMO)a realistic "rock library" of
uniformly organized miniature sample sets that represent ore
deposits and rock associations of the world, attached to aluminum plates and
stored like books in slotted cabinets. Some 3850 sets @ ~20
samples (~70,000 samples) represent ~3500 deposits in 144
countries & territories. Presently owned by AMIRA,
collection is based in
Adelaide, images on-line at
http://www.Datametallogenica.com.
Order updates and post-2009 sets from me;
I will custom establish
a comparable system for you, sampled
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