Extracting geological and alteration information and predicting antimony ore based on multisource remote sensing data in Huangyangling, Xinjiang
Dan Wang,
Jianping Chen,
Xin Dai
Abstract:Introduction: China has the world’s largest amount of antimony resources and plays a vital role in the global antimony industry. The Huangyangling area in Xinjiang belongs to the Lazhulong-Huangyangling antimony mineralization belt; this area is rich in antimony ore resources, with potential for discovery of additional ore. This high-elevation mountainous area is located in the northwestern region of the northern Tibetan Plateau, with a harsh natural environment and poor transportation access; thus, the use of… Show more
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