Data Metallogenica is described as a 'global encyclopedia of ore deposits,' that includes a database which contains:
Samples from nearly 4,000 mineral deposits from more than 70
countries
Photographs of 70,000 representative rock samples
world-wide
Descriptions, maps, cross-sections, field & mine
photographs
Spectral mineralogy of altered rocks
Complete research theses on mineral deposits
A database listing of 10,000 Australian geoscience
theses
Searching by text or map
The DM center is based in Adelaide Australia but is global in its coverage. DM was set up as a self-funding not-for-profit enterprise. DM says its "internet database is now on-line and available to anyone wishing to subscribe. The rate is a sliding scale to make it affordable both for individuals and for organisations of different sizes. A special rate has been struck for universities and geological surveys, with significant discounts available to companies and institutions that sponsor DM." There is a free search tool that provides limited access to the online resources.
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