Utilization of Magnetic Susceptibility in the Characterization and Mapping of Climax-Type Molybdenum Porphyry Deposits: New Data from the Climax Mine - SME Annual Meeting 2026

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
N. Sloan Dworian Alyssa Smith Ian Kellogg
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Feb 22, 2026

Abstract

Many studies have utilized magnetic susceptibility data to fingerprint porphyry copper centers; however, usage of magnetic susceptibility data to identify trends in a Climaxtype molybdenum porphyry deposit is limited. To better understand potential petrophysical signatures in a Climaxtype Mo porphyry deposit, magnetic susceptibility data was gathered at regular intervals from core holes across the Climax Mine, targeting major lithologies and styles of alteration. Preliminary analysis suggests that there are quantifiable patterns which may correspond with the mineralizing intrusions. This data can complement current mapping and exploration techniques to identify Climax-type molybdenum porphyry centers and likewise further the exploration potential for this deposit type.
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APA: N. Sloan Dworian Alyssa Smith Ian Kellogg  (2026)  Utilization of Magnetic Susceptibility in the Characterization and Mapping of Climax-Type Molybdenum Porphyry Deposits: New Data from the Climax Mine - SME Annual Meeting 2026

MLA: N. Sloan Dworian Alyssa Smith Ian Kellogg Utilization of Magnetic Susceptibility in the Characterization and Mapping of Climax-Type Molybdenum Porphyry Deposits: New Data from the Climax Mine - SME Annual Meeting 2026. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2026.

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