شناسايي تيپ كاني سازي احتمالي فلزي در محدوده ي اكتشافي انديس آهن چاه پلنگي با استفاده از تلفيق داده هاي زمين شناسي، دورسنجي و ژئوفيزيكي

The Chah-Palangi exploration area is situated in the western sector of the Central Iranian microcontinent, southeast of Anarak an‎d northwest of the Kolut Desert. Preliminary investigations conducted by the Mobarakeh Steel Company have identified this area as a prospective target for iron mineralization. According to the 1:100,000-scale Kabudan geological map, the lithological framework of the study area is dominated by metamorphosed Lower Paleozoic rock units. The oldest lithologies comprise Cambrian–Ordovician metamorphosed quartzite, marble, schists, metavolcanic rocks, an‎d Middle Ordovician schists, as well as Upper Ordovician–Lower Silurian metamorphosed marble, dolomite, san‎dstone, an‎d schists. These units collectively represent components of the metamorphosed rocks of the Doshakh Formation in the region. The primary objective of this research was to determine the most probable type of iron mineralization through the integrated analysis of geological, geophysical, an‎d remote sensing datasets. To delineate hydrothermal alteration zones, Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission an‎d Reflection Radiometer (ASTER) imagery was processed using spectral techniques such as ban‎d ratio analysis an‎d Principal Component Analysis (PCA). Ground magnetic data were further processed using a range of enhancement an‎d transformation filters, including reduction to the pole (RTP), analytical signal, an‎d tilt angle derivative, in order to emphasize subsurface magnetic sources. In addition, electrical resistivity an‎d induced polarization (IP/RS) datasets were interpreted to model subsurface structures an‎d to identify zones characterized by elevated chargeability. For the systematic integration an‎d eva‎luation of multiple evidential layers, multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) approaches were employed, including the Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP) an‎d the Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS). Within this framework, eight genetic models of iron mineralization—namely skarn, orthomagmatic, polymetallic metasomatic, metamorphic, porphyry, iron oxide–copper–gold (IOCG), massive sulfide (SEDEX/VMS), an‎d Mississippi Valley-type (MVT) deposits—were considered as potential mineralization scenarios. The results of the integrated analysis indicate that iron–copper skarn mineralization exhibits the highest probability of occurrence within the Chah-Palangi study area. The polymetallic metasomatic an‎d metamorphic iron mineralization types were ranked second an‎d third, respectively. The strong agreement between the outcomes derived from the FAHP method an‎d those obtained from the combined FAHP–TOPSIS model underscores the robustness, consistency, an‎d reliability of the proposed methodological framework for identifying iron mineralization types in the Chah-Palangi region. Keywords: Iron mineralization, Data integration, Remote sensing, Geophysics, Chah-Palangi, FAHP, TOPSIS

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عبدالحميد انصاري , مريم خسروي