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Author: Keith Scott ,
Colin Pain
Publisher: Springer
Imprint: Springer
Edition: 2009
Weight: 1.154kg
ISBN: 9789048180097
ISBN 10: 9048180090
Pages: 462
Publication Date: 02 January 2013
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Out of stock
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Reviews
The book will be of enormous assistance to those of us who need to know regolith science, or, dare I say, geology, to unravel the subtle geochemical and geophysical anomalies in our data sets. ... All in all this is a well-written book with a wealth of up to date information - personal experience with it suggests it needs to be read a few times to absorb all within it. It is a must purchase for AIG members who intend to remain at the coal face of modern mineral exploration - field work. (L. Hissink, AIG News, No. 95, February 2009, p.27) Regolith science provides a comprehensive discussion of regolith ... It would well sit on the bookshelf of university libraries as well as mineral exploration companies. (Paul Morris, Economic Geology, Vol. 104, 2009, p. 598)
The book will be of enormous assistance to those of us who need to know regolith science, or, dare I say, geology, to unravel the subtle geochemical and geophysical anomalies in our data sets. ... All in all this is a well-written book with a wealth of up to date information - personal experience with it suggests it needs to be read a few times to absorb all within it. It is a must purchase for AIG members who intend to remain at the coal face of modern mineral exploration - field work. (L. Hissink, AIG News, No. 95, February 2009, p.27) Regolith science provides a comprehensive discussion of regolith ... It would well sit on the bookshelf of university libraries as well as mineral exploration companies. (Paul Morris, Economic Geology, Vol. 104, 2009, p. 598)
""The book will be of enormous assistance to those of us who need to know regolith science, or, dare I say, geology, to unravel the subtle geochemical and geophysical anomalies in our data sets. ... All in all this is a well-written book with a wealth of up to date information - personal experience with it suggests it needs to be read a few times to absorb all within it. It is a must purchase for AIG members who intend to remain at the coal face of modern mineral exploration - field work."" (L. Hissink, AIG News, No. 95, February 2009, p.27) ""Regolith science provides a comprehensive discussion of regolith ... It would well sit on the bookshelf of university libraries as well as mineral exploration companies."" (Paul Morris, Economic Geology, Vol. 104, 2009, p. 598)
