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REFLECTION OF KIMBERLITE POSITION ON MATERIALS OF SATELLITE IMAGE INTERPRETATION USING THE GEONOM TECHNIQUES

The GEONOM technique developed by the author for interpretation of satellite images has made it possible to distinguish anomalies of color shades, to which almost all known explosion pipes of the Zimneberezhny region in the Arkhangelsk Region, as well as most of such structures in the studied areas of Yakutia, Karelia, and the Kola Peninsula, are spatially confined. The technique is based on removal (complete or partial) of the influence of topographic relief shadows, clouds, and snow covers from a satellite image. It is implemented as the special computer program GEONOM. The essence of the technique consists in distinguishing anomalies of color shades in satellite images, that are spatially related to the prospecting targets. Results obtained using the technique are represented as a map of the anomalies of color shades. Such anomalies may fix manifestations of neotectonic, hydrogeological, and other factors that cause the specific coloring of landscapes near the explosion pipes. In spite of that the geological and landscape nature of the anomalies of color shades, distinguished using the GEONOM technique, is discussable, their spatial relationship to the explosion pipes is very real. Focusing of prospection works for new explosion pipes in areas of local magnetic anomalies, spatially associated with such anomalies of color shades, can significantly increase their effectiveness.