Exploration for porphyry-style copper mineralisation near Llandeloy
Exploration for porphyry-style copper mineralisation near Llandeloy
Exploration for porphyry-style copper mineralisation near Llandeloy
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APPENDIX 2<br />
GEOPHYSICAL MEASUREMENTS IN THE LLANDELOY<br />
AREA<br />
Line-by-line descriptions are given of pseudosections<br />
measured along traverse lines only in the area of<br />
detailed investigations around Treffynnon. A subjective<br />
interpretation has been made of the pseudosections<br />
shown in A2.1-A2.9 (see Fig. 41 <strong>for</strong> locations). Near-<br />
surface anomalies are assigned in the text to the dipole<br />
positions at which they are estimated to occur, while<br />
deeper anomalies have been identified as such.<br />
Line 2500E<br />
Resistivity is low to moderate on most of the line, and<br />
generally-lower at the surface than at depth. arrow<br />
lows occur at about 720N and probably off the end of the<br />
line at about 350s. At about 620N and 75N lie narrow<br />
resistivity highs. Chargeabili ty is moderate on much of<br />
the line, but the north end has a lower, and the south end<br />
a higher IP response. A narrow maximum occurs at about<br />
600N.<br />
Line 2900E<br />
Again low to moderate resistivities are seen. increasing:<br />
generally with depth. Near surface values *are rathe;<br />
higher between 400 and 450N, and at about 1100N. Four<br />
narrow resistivity lows occur, at 1120N, 850N, 670N and<br />
370N approximately, of which the last is the strongest.<br />
Low resistivity material extends to greater depth to the<br />
south of 370N than to the north. Chargeability is<br />
moderate except <strong>for</strong> a high at the northern end of the<br />
traverse. A narrow high at lOOON coincides with a road,<br />
and a possible high lies at depth below about 150N.<br />
Line 3100E<br />
Low resistivity occurs to depth on the whole traverse<br />
except the northern end, where values are moderate to<br />
high. The two sections are separated by a narrow<br />
minimum at 720N. Most of the line also has low<br />
chargeability, but highs occur at 500 to 720N and north<br />
of 1200N. The <strong>for</strong>mer occurs where the line passes<br />
Tref fynnon village.<br />
Line 3500E<br />
Resistivity on this line is generally moderate to high,<br />
although some surficial lows occur, notably at 300 to<br />
600N. At the northern end of the line, however,<br />
resistivity is low to depth. A narrow low lies at about<br />
320N. Chargeability is high on the southern part of the<br />
traverse, with a maximum at 720N, and a broader high<br />
southwards from 450N.<br />
Line 3700E<br />
Most of this line seems to be underlain by hi h resistivity<br />
material at shallow depth (probably