Metallogenetic map of Bosnia and Herzegovina(1:300.000)
Izdanje:
1987
Oblik prikaza:
mapDigital
Sažetak:
The Metallogenetic Map of Bosnia and Herzegovina at a scale of 1:300,000 provides an overview of the spatial distribution of metallogenetic and mineralogenetic units, mineral occurrences, and mineral deposits across the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The map illustrates the spatial relationship between mineralization and geological structure, lithological composition, tectonic structures, and other geological factors significant for the formation and spatial distribution of mineral resources. The data cover various types of metallogenetic units and mineral occurrences and provide a basis for assessing the potential and spatial distribution of metallic mineral resources at the regional level.
Svrha:
The purpose of the Metallogenetic Map of Bosnia and Herzegovina is to provide a regional overview of the spatial distribution of metallogenetic units, mineral occurrences, and mineral deposits as a basis for assessing the metallogenetic potential of the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The map is intended for regional geological and metallogenetic research, planning and guiding further mineral resource exploration, as well as for professional, scientific, research, and educational purposes.
Official web site of Geological Survey of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
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information
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The Metallogenetic Map of Bosnia and Herzegovina at a scale of 1:300,000 was prepared based on collected and analyzed geological, mineralogenetic, and metallogenetic data relevant to the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The author of the map is E. Ramović. The map was prepared and published in Sarajevo. The graphic and technical processing, including the map design, was carried out by N. Kaljanac. The map represents a synthesis of available geological and metallogenetic data and provides a regional overview of the spatial distribution of metallogenetic units, mineral occurrences, and mineral deposits.