Structural, Remote Sensing and Multivariate Correlation Methods as Aids to Mineral Exploration, Central Ireland

Authors

D.W. Coller, University of Dublin, Trinity College
M.F. Critchley, University of Dublin, Trinity College
J.M. Dolan, Queen's University - Belfast
Ciaran McDonnell, Technological University of DublinFollow
C.J. Murphy, University of Dublin, Trinity College
W.E.A. Phillips, University of Dublin, Trinity College
D.J. Sanderson, Queen's University - Belfast

Document Type

Book Chapter

Rights

This item is available under a Creative Commons License for non-commercial use only

Disciplines

Remote sensing

Publication Details

Chapter appeared in "Remote sensing in mineral exploration (Commission of the European Communities (Resources, 2))" pp 1 - 41. Editors: G. Castaing, Ph Chevremont, D. W. Coller, K. Conradsen Publisher: European Communities, December 1986 ISBN 92-825-5808-8

Abstract

This work discusses structural, remote sensing and multivariate correlation methods as aids to mineral exploration in West Central Ireland. The work was performed as part of the EU-funded CREST project.

Recommended Citation

Coller, D., Critchley, M., Dolan, J, McDonnell, C., Murphy, C, Phillips, W, Sanderson, D.: Structural, remote sensing and multivariate correlation methods as aids to mineral exploration, Central Ireland. Remote sensing in mineral exploration (Commission of the European Communities (Resources, 2) pp 1 - 41. Editors: G. Castaing, Ph Chevremont, D. W. Coller, K. Conradsen Publisher: European Communities, December 1986 ISBN 92-825-5808-8

Funder

European Union