Assessing the Economic Potential of Australian Impact Structures
This thesis comprises of a review of Australian impact structures. Roughly 26% of terrestrial impacts hold economic resource. Fifteen percent of terrestrial impacts occur in Australia, however, many remain unassessed regarding economic potential. Three detailed site-specific studies of proposed impa...
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Curtin University
2022
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/91404 |
| Summary: | This thesis comprises of a review of Australian impact structures. Roughly 26% of terrestrial impacts hold economic resource. Fifteen percent of terrestrial impacts occur in Australia, however, many remain unassessed regarding economic potential. Three detailed site-specific studies of proposed impact structures in Western Australia were conducted, two of which are mineral exploration targets. This thesis resulted in the confirmation of two new impact structures, a significant contribution to the Australian and global inventory. |
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