Mineral Resources of Chinese Altay and Tianshan： Metallogeny and Related Tectonic Processesm—A field workshop of IGCP-473     

MaoJingwen ReimarSeltmann RichardJ.Goldfarb 《《幕》》2004,27(1):44-47

A workshop of the IGCP-473 was held in Xinjiang, northwestern China, from August 9-21. It was attended by more than 70 scientists, including 29 from outside of China, i.eUnited States, Canada, Australia, Japan,Russia, United Kingdom, South Africa,Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, and Khazakstan. The workshop was superbly organized by a team led by Prof. Mao Jingwen of Institute of  相似文献   

Geodynamics and Metallogeny of Mongolia—An IGCP-473 workshop in Ulaanbaatar and expert field trip to the South Gobi     

OchirGerel ReimarSeltmann 《《幕》》2004,27(1):50-52

Mongolia as a transition economy country depends largely on developing its wealth in mineral resources (gold, copper) by attracting foreign investment. The Mongolian government supported this by introducing a very liberal mining law. Furthermore,the huge territory of Mongolia and its mineral potential, and the excellent knowledge and expertise of Mongolian geologists provide a per-  相似文献