1985
DOI: 10.1080/07038992.1985.10855089
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Statistical Association of Gold Occurrences with Landsat-Derived Lineaments, Timmins-Kirkland Lake Area, Ontario

Abstract: RESUME Une methode de mesure de l'association spatiale entre un ensemble de points et un ensemble de lignes est decrite ici et appliquee 0 la question suivante: est-ce que les indices de mineralisation d'or dans la region du lac Timmins-Kirkland sont associes a) aux failles, b) aux lineaments resultant de l'interpretation d'images de teledetection? Les indices de mineralisation d'or tires de Hodgson (1983) sont compares a) avec des failles numerisees 0 partir d'une carte geologique 0 l'echelle 1 po = 4 mi, et… Show more

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“…Some of the classic spatial statistical tests that can be used include: i) frequency analysis of the shortest distance measured between faults or shear zones (lines) and deposits (points), ii) frequency analysis of the shortest distance measured between intersections of the faults (points) and deposits (points), iii) frequency analysis of the faults (or shear-zone) spatial density at location of the individual deposits, iv) frequency analysis of the shortest distance measured between geological unit boundaries (lines) and deposits (points), and v) frequency analysis of crosscutting relationships between the different types of geological units (polygons) and deposits (points). Techniques for the analysis of the distance frequency distribution, quantifying spatial associations between objects, have already been formalized and applied (Berman 1977(Berman , 1986Bonham-Carter 1985;Carranza and Hale 2002). Following such approach and for each test, the frequency distribution of the computed parameters is analyzed in order to bring out any potential control of the object considered on the spatial distribution of the pegmatites; this is illustrated in the rather simple synthetic example.…”
Section: The Pegmatites-host Lithologiesstructures Spatial Relationshipsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Some of the classic spatial statistical tests that can be used include: i) frequency analysis of the shortest distance measured between faults or shear zones (lines) and deposits (points), ii) frequency analysis of the shortest distance measured between intersections of the faults (points) and deposits (points), iii) frequency analysis of the faults (or shear-zone) spatial density at location of the individual deposits, iv) frequency analysis of the shortest distance measured between geological unit boundaries (lines) and deposits (points), and v) frequency analysis of crosscutting relationships between the different types of geological units (polygons) and deposits (points). Techniques for the analysis of the distance frequency distribution, quantifying spatial associations between objects, have already been formalized and applied (Berman 1977(Berman , 1986Bonham-Carter 1985;Carranza and Hale 2002). Following such approach and for each test, the frequency distribution of the computed parameters is analyzed in order to bring out any potential control of the object considered on the spatial distribution of the pegmatites; this is illustrated in the rather simple synthetic example.…”
Section: The Pegmatites-host Lithologiesstructures Spatial Relationshipsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Techniques have been proposed to compare observed distributions with reference ones (e.g. Bonham-Carter 1985;Carranza 2009a).…”
Section: A Synthetic Case Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This method has only been used recently by to study landslide controls, but it has been employed extensively in studies of mineralization controls (e.g. Bonham-Carter 1985;Carranza and Hale 2002;Carranza et al 2008a). In the present study, we applied distance distribution analysis not only because it is a probabilistic method but also because (a) distance to fault is suitable for ground motion attenuation analysis (Campbell 1981(Campbell , 1997, (b) variations in ground motion are influenced by the style of earthquake faults (Campbell 1981;Bommer et al 2003) and (c) ground motion is a factor of ETLs (Jibson and Keefer 1993;Miles and Ho 1999).…”
Section: Representation Of Fault Control On Susceptibility To Landslimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The idea can be easily extended to three kinds of randomly distributed objects ("ellipses", "lineaments", "points"), see Figure 3. Of course other, metric approaches are also possible [12,18], based on the actual values of the shortest dot-to-line distances, their distribution, mean, their normality, etc. Still, as discussed previously, by Fischer's [5] Theorem only the entropy can be considered as an objective measure.…”
Section: Entropy Of the Shortest Distancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…and the presence of proved mineral occurrences [18][19][20][21]. A hypothetical case is shown in Figure 2 where the lineaments (green lines) are apparently related to mineral occurrences (yellow dots).…”
Section: Entropy Of the Shortest Distancementioning
confidence: 99%