WDR_Codes Category Item_description AC Drill_type Air Core NQ Drill_type NQ Diamond HQ Drill_type HQ Diamond RAB Drill_type RAB RC Drill_type RC MUD Drill_type Rotary Mud AB Geological_Unit Arunta Block BSF Geological_Unit Bitter Springs Formation - Amadeus Basin CTS Geological_Unit Cretaceous FSG Geological_Unit Flynn Sub-Group HCG Geological_Unit Hatches Creek Group HQ Geological_Unit Heavitree Quartzite - Amadeus Basin KYM Geological_Unit Kyalla Member of Roper Group McMInn Formation MSM Geological_Unit Moroak Sandstone Member of Roper Group McMInn Formation PG Geological_Unit Proterozoic Granites SIM Geological_Unit Sherwin Ironstone Member - Roper Group TT Geological_Unit Tertiary laterite (?) UND Geological_Unit Undecided WB Geological_Unit Wiso Basin WF Geological_Unit Warramunga Formation TC Geological_Unit Tertiary Cover ALG Lithology Algal silt/very fine grained rock with algal laminations ALV Lithology alluvium AMP Lithology amphibolite (Meta-marl/dololutite (lime-rich-mud) to form para-amphibolite - may be magnetic - not magmatic) APL Lithology aplite (fine-grained light-colored granitic rock of orthoclase-quartz) ARG Lithology argillite (transitional shale to slate) ARK Lithology arkose (feldspar-rich sandstones ) ARN Lithology arenite (0.06–2mm sand) BIF Lithology banded iron formation BSH Lithology black shale BX Lithology breccia CAL Lithology Calcrete CAV Lithology cavity CBR Lithology carbonate rock CH Lithology chlorite CHT Lithology chert CLC Lithology chalcedony CNG Lithology conglomerate COL Lithology colluvium CSR Lithology calc-silicate rock CY Lithology clay DLS Lithology dolomitic shale (dololutite) DLT Lithology dolerite DOL Lithology dolomite DRT Lithology diorite FES Lithology ironstone FPY Lithology feldspar porphyry FRCT Lithology ferricrete FRK Lithology felsic rock FVL Lithology felsic volcanic GAB Lithology gabbro GNS Lithology gneiss GOS Lithology gossan GPT Lithology graphitic GRD Lithology granodiorite GRT Lithology granite GVL Lithology gravel GWK Lithology greywacke (coarse-angular sandstone) JAS Lithology Jasper KAO Lithology kaolinite (Weathered feldspars clay) LAM Lithology lamprophyre LAT Lithology laterite LMT Lithology limestone MAG Lithology magnesite MBL Lithology marble MBX Lithology matrix supported breccia MQZ Lithology massive quartz MRK Lithology mafic rock MSD Lithology metasediment MST Lithology mudstone MSU Lithology massive sulphide MVL Lithology mafic volcanic MYL Lithology "mylonite (Fine-grained, formed by grinding during intense folding or faulting, cataclastic metamorphism)" NC Lithology no code NR Lithology No recovery OO Lithology "Oolite; typically hematite oolite but can be silicified or of mixed ooid composition; during logging and interpretation one must make note of/refer to the alteration, mineralisation and comments. Can have up to 5% detrital quartz grains, or 10% when grading to a sandy oolite.(ore when dominated by hematite)" HEMOO Lithology Oolite; this code used in mapping but not in core logging (as of 28 Oct09); hematite oolite; basically same as OO but dominated by hematite; hematite itself is dominanlty earthy red hematite with the ooids composed of hematite; often includes variable quantities of disseminated fine crystalline shiny hematite in the matrix between the ooids; there is an an increase in Fe grade with a visible increase in the disseminated crystalline hematite. (ore and beneficiable ore) SOO Lithology Sandy oolite (oolite with 10->25% detritital quartz grains; black or red rock with abundant hematite that is potentially beneficiable. (beneficiable ore) SIDOO Lithology "Siderite oolite; this rock is essentially a siderite carbonate, yellow to red in colour, typically with with coarse to very coarse (1 cm) siderite crystals overprinting siderite dominated ooids.(potential ore if siderite is acceptable as ore)" SIDSOO Lithology Strongly sideritic sandy oolite; pale green or yellow-grey rock with abundant/pervasive fine grained crystalline siderite matrix in a mixed oolite-detritial quartz sandstone and with up to 5% disseminated crystalline hematite. Noted in particular at base of SIM in core from Area D. Heavy dense rock.(potential ore if siderite is acceptable as ore) OST Lithology Oolitic sandstone; a detrtial quartz sandstone with generally <5 % ooids as ooid trains or a few scattered ooids; could have 5-10% ooids but still essentially a quartz sandstone with no potential of beneficiation; ooids in OST are typically not well preserved and may be indicated by iron stained pits; quartz sandstone which includes minor (up to 5%) chloritic green to blue oblate ooids or pellets is aslo classified as OST with chlorite indicated in the alteration log.(non ore) ORG Lithology organic OSH Lithology Oolitic shale PEG Lithology pegmatite PHL Lithology phyllite PHY Lithology porphyry PIS Lithology pisolite QBX Lithology quartz breccia QSY Lithology quartz syenite QVN Lithology quartz vein QZT Lithology quartzite RES Lithology residual RHT Lithology rhyolite SCH Lithology schist SER Lithology sericitic SH Lithology shale SL Lithology slate SLT Lithology siltstone SND Lithology sand SOL Lithology soil SST Lithology sandstone FEST Lithology "Strongly ferruginous sandstone (i.e. Secondary mobilisation of iron oxide into pore space rather than just ""iron stained"".) NON-ORE" SYN Lithology syenite TRN Lithology transported TSC Lithology talc schist TUF Lithology tuff UND Lithology undifferentiated VBX Lithology volcanic breccia VCC Lithology volcaniclastic VOL Lithology volcanic VH Oxidation very highly oxidised H Oxidation highly oxidised M Oxidation moderately oxidised W Oxidation slightly oxidised FR Oxidation fresh BT Colour_Intensity bright PL Colour_Intensity pale LT Colour_Intensity light MD Colour_Intensity medium DK Colour_Intensity dark BK Colour black BL Colour blue BR Colour brown CR Colour cream GR Colour green GY Colour gray IR Colour iridescent KH Colour khaki MA Colour Marroon OL Colour olive OR Colour orange PI Colour pink PU Colour purple RD Colour red VI Colour violet WH Colour white YE Colour yellow AM Texture amorphous AMY Texture amygdaloidal APH Texture aphanitic (fine crystalline magmatic rock) APR Texture aphyric BA Texture banded BED Texture bedded BLD Texture bleached BOX Texture boxwork BX Texture brecciated CEM Texture cemented CG Texture coarse-grained CMT Texture cemented CON Texture conchoidal CX Texture cryptocrystalline EQ Texture equigranular FB Texture flow banded FD Texture folded FG Texture fine-grained FMG Texture Fine to medium grained FLT Texture fault FO Texture foliated FOB Texture foliation parallel bedding FRG Texture fragmental GLY Texture glassy GRP Texture granophyric (intergrowth of quartz and alkali feldspar) HBX Texture hydrothermal brecciated IND Texture indurated LAM Texture laminated LEA Texture leached MAG Texture magnetic MAS Texture massive MEG Texture megacrystic MG Texture medium grained MIG Texture migmatitic MX Texture microcrystalline NOD Texture nodular PIS Texture pisolitic POB Texture porphyroblastic (large crystal of metamorphic origin) POR Texture porphyritic PORS Texture porous PS Texture pseudomorph RX Texture recrystallised SAC Texture saccharoidal SHR Texture shear fabrics SHS Texture schistose SIL Texture siliceous SOF Texture soft SPH Texture spherulitic SPT Texture spotted SPX Texture spinifex STM Texture stromatilitic TBD Texture thick bedded UND Texture undifferentiated VCC Texture volcaniclastic texture VCG Texture Very coarse grained VE Texture vesicular VFF Texture very fine to fine grained VFG Texture Very fine grained VI Texture vitric VN Texture veined VU Texture vuggy XEN Texture xenolithic BED Structure_Type bedding BOU Structure_Type boudinaged BR Structure_Type broken BX Structure_Type brecciated CAT Structure_Type cataclastic CLV Structure_Type cleaved CR Structure_Type crenulated CRS Structure_Type crushed DEF Structure_Type deformed FD Structure_Type folded FLT Structure_Type faulted FOM Structure_Type moderately foliated FOS Structure_Type strongly foliated FOW Structure_Type weakly foliated FR Structure_Type fractured JO Structure_Type jointed LAM Structure_Type Laminated LI Structure_Type lineated MAS Structure_Type massive MY Structure_Type mylonitic SH Structure_Type sheared SHS Structure_Type schistose SL Structure_Type slickensided STY Structure_Type stylolitised SZ Structure_Type shear zone TEN Structure_Type tension gashes AP Vein_type aplite veins BI Vein_type biotite CA Vein_type calcite vein fill CABX Vein_type calcite breccia CB Vein_type carbonate CH Vein_type chlorite CP Vein_type chalcopyrite CS Vein_type calcsilicate EP Vein_type epidote FLD Vein_type feldspar GA Vein_type galena GOE Vein_type goethite PEG Vein_type pegmatite veins QBI Vein_type quartz-biotite QBX Vein_type quartz breccia QCA Vein_type quartz-calcite QCS Vein_type quartz-calcsilicate QH Vein_type Quartz-hematite QKF Vein_type quartz-kfeldspar QPY Vein_type quartz-pyrite QSE Vein_type quartz-sericite QTZ Vein_type quartz SER Vein_type sericite vein SID Vein_type siderite STW Vein_type stockwork SU Vein_type sulphide BF Vein_type brittle fracture BX Vein_type breccia CX Vein_type crackle breccia EX Vein_type extensional FL Vein_type along foliations LM Vein_type laminated MA Vein_type massive PG Vein_type ptygmatic SG Vein_type sugary ST Vein_type stringers SW Vein_type stockwork VL Vein_type veinlets AB Alteration Type albitic ALU Alteration Type alunitic AR Alteration Type argillic CAL Alteration Type calcite CHL Alteration Type chloritic CRB Alteration Type carbonate EP Alteration Type epidotised GNT Alteration Type garnet HEM Alteration Type hematitic KAO Alteration Type kaolinitic LIM Alteration Type limonitic MGT Alteration Type magnetite POT Alteration Type potassic PR Alteration Type propylitic PY Alteration Type pyritic RR Alteration Type red rock SER Alteration Type sericitic SI Alteration Type silicified SID Alteration Type siderite SK Alteration Type skarn SRP Alteration Type serpentinised TM Alteration Type tremolitic UA Alteration Type unaltered UD Alteration Type undefined ZEO Alteration Type zeolitic UA Alteration_intensity unaltered W or 1 Alteration_intensity weak M or 2 Alteration_intensity moderate S or 3 Alteration_intensity strong P or 4 Alteration_intensity pervasive ANT Mineralisation antimony ASO Mineralisation oxidised arsenopyrite ASP Mineralisation arsenopyrite AU Mineralisation gold AZ Mineralisation azurite BN Mineralisation bornite BRT Mineralisation barite CAS Mineralisation cassiterite CC Mineralisation chalcocite CHR Mineralisation chromite CIN Mineralisation cinnabar COP Mineralisation copper (native) CPY Mineralisation chalcopyrite CST Mineralisation cerussite (Lead Carbonate) CUO Mineralisation oxidised Cu minerals CUP Mineralisation cuprite CV Mineralisation covellite (Copper Sulfide) DG Mineralisation digenite (Copper Sulfide) FEO Mineralisation iron oxide GAL Mineralisation galena HEM Mineralisation hematite MAG Mineralisation magnetite MAL Mineralisation malachite MCS Mineralisation marcasite MGH Mineralisation maghemite MGS Mineralisation magnesite MLL Mineralisation millerite (Nickel Sulfide) MNO Mineralisation manganese oxides MOL Mineralisation molybdenite OPQ Mineralisation opaque mineral PBO Mineralisation oxidised lead minerals PIT Mineralisation pitchblende PN Mineralisation pentlandite PO Mineralisation pyrrhotite PY Mineralisation pyrite PYO Mineralisation oxidised pyrite RT Mineralisation rutile SCH Mineralisation scheelite (Calcium Tungsten Oxide) SPC Mineralisation sepecularite (hematite) SPH Mineralisation sphalerite STB Mineralisation stibnite (Antimony Sulfide) SUL Mineralisation sulphide TEL Mineralisation tellurides TNR Mineralisation tenorite TNT Mineralisation tennantite (Copper Arsenic Sulfide) TOR Mineralisation tourmaline TRE Mineralisation tremolite TTH Mineralisation tetrahedrite (Copper Antimony Sulfide) TTL Mineralisation tantalite (Iron Manganese Tantalum Niobium Oxide) USC Mineralisation uranium secondaries VIO Mineralisation violarite WFM Mineralisation wolframite (Iron Manganese Tungsten Oxide) ZNO Mineralisation oxidised Zn minerals ZRN Mineralisation zircon BB Mineralisation_Style "blebs, phenocrysts" BED Mineralisation_Style along bedding planes BX Mineralisation_Style breccia DIS Mineralisation_Style disseminated FL Mineralisation_Style on foliations FR Mineralisation_Style fracture MAS Mineralisation_Style massive MTX Mineralisation_Style mineralisation as matrix replacement or infill SEC Mineralisation_Style secondary SH Mineralisation_Style in shears ST Mineralisation_Style stringers SW Mineralisation_Style stockwork VN Mineralisation_Style associated with veins VW or TR Mineralisation Intensity very weak W or 1 Mineralisation Intensity weak M or 2 Mineralisation Intensity moderate S or 3 Mineralisation Intensity strong VS or 4 Mineralisation Intensity very strong D Sample Wetness dry M Sample Wetness moist S Sample Wetness sticky W Sample Wetness wet L Sample Wetness liquid 1 Sample Hardness soft 2 Sample Hardness moderately soft to slightly hard 3 Sample Hardness moderately hard 4 Sample Hardness hard