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Economic Geology Teaching program: 1) Ore Geology 2) Ore Mineralogy 3) Hydrothermal Geochemistry 4) Modeling Hydrothermal Systems 5) Mining Course Economic.

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1 Economic Geology Teaching program: 1) Ore Geology 2) Ore Mineralogy 3) Hydrothermal Geochemistry 4) Modeling Hydrothermal Systems 5) Mining Course Economic Geology Research Program: 1) Quantitative field studies of mineral deposits 2) Numerical modeling of hydrothermal processes 3) Experimental studies of fluids and metals

2 Economic Geology Hydrothermal Geochemistry Objectives: general knowledge of hydrothermal geochemistry, metal transport and deposition in ore-forming systems (chemical equilibria, stable isotopes)

3 Economic Geology Modeling Hydrothermal Systems Objectives: using geochemical modeling computer software, use of geochemical modeling to understand hydrothermal processes and fluid-rock interaction

4 Economic Geology Mining Course Objectives: underground mapping of massive sulfide ore bodies in active mine, basic principles of ore resource estimation from drill core data

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