Paper 205 of 383
Published June 1, 2026
Mineral systems frequently exhibit anomalous distributions of alteration, mineralization, structural complexity, fluid pathways, and lithological association. Understanding these anomalies remains an important component of exploration geology.
This paper evaluates mineral-system anomalies through recurrence analysis, structural continuity, anomaly clustering, fault architecture, basin relationships, and regional geological context.
Reference systems include porphyry provinces, sediment-hosted systems, volcanic-hosted deposits, orogenic systems, and selected mineralized structural corridors worldwide.
The objective is to determine whether mineral-system anomalies display recurring relationships with independently measurable geological constraints.
Within ABC Sequencing, mineral anomalies are evaluated as components of larger geological networks rather than isolated observations.
The framework emphasizes repeatability, structural context, and measurable relationships across scale.
This paper extends anomaly analysis into mineral systems and evaluates whether recurring geological constraints correspond with recurring mineral-system behavior.
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