Remote sensing detection for surface anomalies related to hydracarbon in bashibulake uranium ore, Sourthern Tianshan

摘要

Bashibulake, located in the southwestern Tian Shan, is a sandstone-type uranium deposit that is typically related to hydrocarbons. Based on the analysis of the mineral characteristic and spectral features related to uranium mineralization, the spatial distribution of alteration was extracted from multispectral remote sensing data, and combined with the surface and underground tectonic interpretation from the remote sensing data and seismic reflection profiles, the ore-controlling role of the structure-alteration zone was analyzed.