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and Pamela Uranium Deposits
Reports and data held by Geoscience Australia The
following drill-hole data files, cross-sections and reports on the
Angela and Pamela uranium deposits, 28 km south of Alice Springs, were
initially submitted by Uranerz Australia Pty Ltd to the Australian Government (Australian
Atomic Energy Commission) in the early 1980s. :: Adobe Acrobat Reader
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:: Cross-sections Angela area
A
set of
cross-sections through the Angela deposit showing drilling results and
geological interpretations prepared by Uranerz Australia Pty Ltd. :: Drilling results Angela and
Pamela areas
Drilling results, Angela and
Pamela areas - status at end of 1980. Report by Uranerz
Australia Pty Ltd. Detailed
drill-hole data including drill collar
co-ordinates, RL of collars, mineralised intersections, XRF grades,
equivalent
U3O8 grades from down-hole radiometric probe
results. Click
here for PDF file :: Deconvolution
data
for mineralised intersections Angela area
Two
volumes containing data on
equivalent
uranium grades for mineralised intersections measured by Uranerz
Australia Pty
Ltd.
Volume
1: Appendix 1A, Profiles 350W – 1300W.
Volume 2: Appendix 1B,
Profiles 1400W –
6100W & 2850N.
:: Supplementary
information to uranium resources evaluation, Angela area
Uranerz Australia Pty Ltd, 1983. Supplementary
information for the Bureau of Mineral Resources on the Angela 1 deposit
and
Angelas 2 to 5 prospects, Alice Springs, Northern Territory. :: Processing of radiometric borehole data - summary of
discussions
Summary of discussions with Uranerz Australia Pty Ltd on methods used to process borehole radiometric logs from the Angela deposit NT. Report to Bureau of Mineral Resources, 1984. Prior
to 1980, equivalent uranium
grades of mineralised intersections were derived from down-hole gamma
ray probe
measurements using the ‘area under the curve’
method. After 1980, the Uranerz
geophysicists used the ‘deconvolution (or inverse
filtering)’ method to
estimate equivalent uranium grades. All radiometric grades were later
recalculated
using the deconvolution method.
Click
here for PDF file :: Contacts
Aden McKay
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