Auteur David R. Cooke
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David R. Cooke, Auteur ; Cari L. Deyell, Auteur ; Patrick J. Waters, Auteur |The Baguio district contains a diverse array of epithermal, porphyry and skarn deposits, together with a large, broadly strata bound, advanced argillic lithocap. Magmatism, mineralization, and alteration occurred in response to subduction of the[...]
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Pete Hollings, Auteur ; Rohan Wolfe, Auteur ; David R. Cooke, Auteur |Oligocene to early Miocene volcanic rocks are preserved in the Central Cordillera range and Cagayan Valley of northern Luzon, Philippines. Basaltic and andesitic rocks of the Pugo Formation in the Baguio district of the Central Cordillera were i[...]
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Rohan C. Wolfe, Auteur ; David R. Cooke, Auteur |The Dinkidi Cu-Au porphyry deposit, northern Luzon, Philippines, formed at the tip of the southward-propagating Cagayan Valley basin in a late Oligocene to early Miocene back-arc setting. The 110 Mt ore deposit is characterized by elevated hypog[...]
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Pete Hollings, Auteur ; David R. Cooke, Auteur ; Patrick J. Waters, Auteur |The Baguio district of the Philippines is one of the world’s premier mineral provinces, containing > 35 million ounces (Moz) of gold and 2.7 million metric tons (Mt) of copper in epithermal, porphyry, and skarn deposits that formed in the last 3[...]
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David R. Cooke, Auteur ; Pete Hollings, Auteur ; Zhaoshan Chang, Auteur |
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Patrick J. Waters, Auteur ; David R. Cooke, Auteur ; Rene I. Gonzales, Auteur |The Baguio district is located in the Central Cordillera of northern Luzon, Philippines. It contains numerous mineralized porphyry copper-gold, epithermal gold-silver and skarn gold-lead-zinc deposits. The district is floored by Cretaceous-Eocen[...]
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Andrew J. Rae, Auteur ; David R. Cooke, Auteur ; Kevin L. Brown, Auteur |Palinpinon geothermal field, Negros Island, Philippines, is a high-temperature, liquid-dominated geothermal system in an active volcanic island-arc setting. Parallels have been drawn between the geologic setting and hydrothermal alteration style[...]
