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Technology Developments Development of optical image analysis techniques for better mineral and texture identification of iron ores Estimation of mineral grain size using area scans Estimation of liberation distributions in separation plants Developing new quantitative applications in geometallurgy and diamond deposits Automated cryptic variation through the Bushveld Complex, South Africa � a new tool for igneous petrologists A review of online monitoring of froth flotation with machine vision systems Automated analysis of aluminium bath electrolytes by the Rietveld method Rapid mineral concentration measurement over conveyors by NIR reflectance spectroscopy Real time mineralogical analysis for automated control and process optimisation
Case Studies Automated mineralogy applied to chromite ore characterisation Characterisation of the Antamina bornite zone for process mineralogy modelling Studying crustal evolution processes by automated mineral analysis: an example from the Scottish late Caledonian granites Using QEMSCAN® to establish a classification scheme for mud-rich facies in drylands Biological and environmental applications of quantitative mineral analysis Online analysis of coal on a conveyor belt by use of machine vision and kernel methods The role of quantitative mineralogy in assessing rock breakage characteristics at Bingham Canyon, Utah Applying QEMSCAN® to resolve leucoxene mineralogy in heavy mineral sands Using automated mineralogy as a tool to detect micron-sized gold in sediment-hosted Carlin- type deposits The characterisation of Ni-rich and Ni-poor goethite using QEMSCAN®
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