1st Edition

Handbook of Marine Mineral Deposits

Edited By David Spencer Cronan Copyright 2000
420 Pages
by CRC Press

424 Pages
by Routledge

This handbook summarizes the main advances in our understanding of marine minerals and concentrates on the deposits of proven economic potential. In cases where our knowledge may be too limited to allow defining of their economic potential, those minerals are covered regionally or by deposit type. Handbook of Marine Mineral Deposits is divided into three sections; Marine placers, manganese... Read more
Preface
Introduction-D. S. Cronan
Marine Placer Deposits and Sea Level Changes- H. Kudrass
Heavy Mineral on the Indian Continental Shelf- G.V. Rajamanickam
Tin Placer Deposits on Continental Shelves - W. Yim
Marine Placer Gold-R. Garnett
Marine Placer Diamonds-R. Garnett
Resource Estimates of the Clarion-Clipperton Mananese Nodule Deposits - C.L. Morgan
Ferromanganese Nodules from the Central Indian Ocean Basin-P. Jauhari
Manganese Nodules of the Peru Basin-U. Von Stackelberg
Cobalt-Rich Ferromanganese Crusts in the Pacific-J. R. Hein, et al.
Innovations in Marine Ferromanganese Oxide Tailings Disposal-J. Wiltshire
Hydrothermal Activity on the Southern, Ultra-Fast Spreading Segment of the East Pacific Rise-V. Marchig
Mineral Deposits at 23 Degrees S, Central Indian Ridge-P. Halbach and U. Münch
Polymetallic Massive Sulfides in Mid-Ocean Ridge and Subduction-Related Environments-P. M. Herzig and M.D. Hamilton
Hydrothermal Mineralisation in the Red Sea- J.C. Scholten, P. Stoffers, et al.

Biography

Cronan, David Spencer

"This book was a pleasure to review-excellent papers, professionally edited, and well-presented. The breadth of papers would suggest the greatest appeal would be to strategic planners and exploration directors within the minerals industry, who are considering various options for their corporate strategies…The volume certainly achieves its stated aim-of being a substantial tribute to the father of marine economic geology and the driving force behind the International Marine Minerals Society, the late Prof. J. Robert Moore.
--Bob Foster, School of Ocean and Earth Science, University of Southampton, United Kingdom

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