A comparative exploration of the chaotic characteristics of Chinese and international copper futures prices

Zheng, Shuxian; Tan, Zhanglu; Xing, Wanli; Zhou, Xuanru; Zhao, Peng; Yin, Xiuqi; Hu, He

doi:10.1016/j.resourpol.2022.102790

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“…For instance, the Mangya asbestos mine in China, formerly the largest asbestos mine in the country, supplies more than 40% of the domestic chrysotile market (Zhang, 2020). On the other hand, small-scale copper-nickel and diamond deposits have been exploited in recent years to meet the demand due to the scarcity of these resources in China (Zheng et al, 2022).…”

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Spatiotemporal mapping of (ultra‐)mafic magmatic mine areas: Implications of economic and political realities in China

Li,

Tang,

Werner

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Deep Underground Science and Engineering

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The spatiotemporal extension/expansion of mine areas is affected by multiple factors. So far, very little has been done to examine the interaction between mine areas and political or economic realities. The (ultra‐)mafic magmatic mines in China played a specific role in supporting national development and providing an ideal research subject for monitoring their interrelationship. In this study, remote sensing and mining‐related GIS data were used to identify and analyze 1233 (ultra‐)mafic magmatic mine area polygons in China, which covered approximately 322.96 km2 of land and included a V–Ti–Fe mine, a copper–nickel mine, a chromite mine, an asbestos mine, and a diamond mine. It was found that (1) the areal expansion of mines is significantly related to the mine types, perimeter, topography, and population density. (2) The mine area variation also reflects market and policy realities. The temporal expansion of the mine area from 2010 to 2020 followed an S‐shaped pattern (with the turning point occurring in 2014), closely related to iron overcapacity and tightened mining policies. (3) The complexity (D) of the mine area may reflect mine design and excavation practices. To be specific, lower D indicates early‐stage or artisanal/small‐scale mining, whereas higher D represents large‐scale mining. This study demonstrates that the detailed mapping of mine land can serve as an indicator to implement mining‐related market and policy changes. The (ultra‐)mafic mines area data set can be accessed at https://zenodo.org/record/7636616#.Y-p0uXaZOa0.

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Section: Factors Affecting the Scale Of Mine Areasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Spatiotemporal mapping of (ultra‐)mafic magmatic mine areas: Implications of economic and political realities in China

Li,

Tang,

Werner

et al. 2023

Deep Underground Science and Engineering

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“…Hence, copper exploration brought considerable business to copper-producing countries such as Chile, Peru, China, the United States, Australia, Mexico, Russia, Canada, Poland, Germany, Spain, Indonesia, Brazil, and Iran. However, with the exhaustion of high-grade copper mines and already explored areas, the copper price increased (Alameer et al, 2019;Ni et al, 2020;Zheng et al, 2022; Figure 1. c).…”

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Quantitative models for porphyry copper exploration

Maghsoudi Moud

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At this point, I would like to acknowledge the staff members of the Resource Engineering section of the Technical University of Delft especially, Prof. dr. Mike Buxton, Dr. Feven Desta, and Dr. Masoud Soleymani for permitting me to start my postdoctoral research with a few months of delay to wrap up my Ph.D. dissertation. Malihe Goli and Jeroen van Duijvenbode, your support, and warm welcome boosted my motivation for finishing my dissertation.A special thanks to my friends and colleagues (who never stopped supporting me during the tough moments), Dr.

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Prediction, evaluation and optimization of China's copper resource supply system under carbon constraints

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Zheng

Liu

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Sustainable Production and Consumption

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A comparative exploration of the chaotic characteristics of Chinese and international copper futures prices

Cited by 4 publications

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Spatiotemporal mapping of (ultra‐)mafic magmatic mine areas: Implications of economic and political realities in China

Spatiotemporal mapping of (ultra‐)mafic magmatic mine areas: Implications of economic and political realities in China

Quantitative models for porphyry copper exploration

Prediction, evaluation and optimization of China's copper resource supply system under carbon constraints

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