What is new on IsoFind

New deposits: Mawchi, Pangkuam, Kon Ra, Phapon, Pha Lek, Lampas (Ipoh granite kaolin), Gunung Jerai (pegmatite kaolin), Sepon (mineral district), Bukit Botol, Bukit Ketaya, Pakbeng, Nanpo and 2982 more.

Stephens et Rose (2005), Modern stable isotopic (δ18O, δ2H, δ13C) variation in terrestrial, fluvial, estuarine and marine waters from north-central Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo, Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 30:901-912.

Added to the Atlas: 27 values (δ18O, δD, δ13C) for Sungai Niah (lower course), Sungai Niah estuary (Kuala Niah), South China Sea off the Sungai Niah, Drip waters of Gan Kira Cave (Niah), Rainfall at the Niah caves and Gunung Subis rainforest waters (Niah).

Qin et al. (2019), Origin of Underground Brine in Potassium-Bearing Strata in Khammouane, Central Laos, Geochemistry International 57(12):1327-1338.

Added to the Atlas: 2 values (δ11B) for Underground brines of the Khammouane potash mine and Saline springs of the Khammouane potash mining area.

Qin et al. (2021), Origin and Evolution of Saline Spring Water in North and Central Laos Based on Hydrochemistry and Stable Isotopes (δD, δ18O, δ11B, and δ37Cl), Water 13(24):3568.

Added to the Atlas: 25 values (δD, δ18O, δ11B, δ37Cl) for Muang Ou Tai saline spring, West Moding saline spring, Mankuang saltworks saline spring, East Muang Say saline spring, South Pak Lay saline spring, Thakhek saline spring and Muang Say saline springs.

Ponta et Aharon (2014), Karst geology and isotope hydrology of the upstream section of Nam Hinboun River, Khammouan Province (Central Laos), Carbonates and Evaporites 29:127-139.

Added to the Atlas: 7 values (δ18O, δD) for Karst springs of the upper Nam Hinboun, Cave waters of the upper Nam Hinboun (gours, lakes and drips), Nam Hinboun at the Konglor Cave sink and Upper Nam Hinboun valley rainfall.

Shamsuddin et al. (2018), Assessments of seasonal groundwater recharge and discharge using environmental stable isotopes at Lower Muda River Basin, Malaysia, Applied Water Science 8:120.

Added to the Atlas: 8 values (δ18O, δD) for Lower Muda alluvial aquifer, Muda River (lower reach) and Lower Muda valley rainfall.

Prasanna et al. (2014), Drip water Geochemistry of Niah Great Cave, NW Borneo, Malaysia: a base line study, Carbonates and Evaporites 29:41-54.

Added to the Atlas: 2 values (δ18O, δ13C) for Drip waters of the Niah Great Cave (Sarawak).

Ito et al. (2017), Geochemical signatures and processes in a stream contaminated by heavy mineral processing near Ipoh city, Malaysia, Applied Geochemistry 82:89-101.

Added to the Atlas: 9 values (δ56Fe, 206Pb/207Pb, 208Pb/207Pb) for Tributary S of the Kinta River (ilmenite plant south of Ipoh), Tailings pond of the ilmenite plant south of Ipoh (seepage), Sediments of the Kinta River and a mining lake near Ipoh and Tributary J of the Kinta River (Bukit Kledang), sediments.

The following bugs have been fixed on some systems:

• Incomplete closure of the backend when closing the software.
• Issue with signing certain plugins if port 8001 was in use.
• Failure to reopen the local server after startup.

After updating the software, you can reload the cache with "Ctrl + Shift + R".

New deposits: Anjing Hitam, Kali Kuning, Lerokis, Ruwai, Susana-Lince, Mantos de La Luna, Bobaris and Meratus (chromitites and platinum-group mineral placers), Sungai Edam (platinum-group mineral placer), Mamut, Cherul, Sintok and Pulai.

New sites: Jakarta Bay sediments, core JAK1, Jakarta Bay sediments, core JAK2, Jakarta Bay sediments, core JAK3, Northern South China Sea sediments, core A (east of Hainan), Kusu coral (Singapore Strait), Jong coral (Singapore Strait), Hantu coral (Singapore Strait), Peros Banhos coral (Chagos Archipelago), Simeulue coral (western Sumatra), Surface waters of the eastern South China Sea, Brunei Bay (water, particles and sediments), Pongsun rainfall (upper Langat basin) and 45 more.

1 value also added to Fossil guano of Tabon Cave (Palawan).

Milési et al. (1999), Wagner et al. (2005), Zheng et al. (2014), Huang et al. (2019), Scotney et al. (2005), Dana et al. (2023), Kojima et al. (2003), Hattori et al. (1992), Imai (2000), Yang et al. (2020), Ai Zamruddin et al. (2023), Hosono et al. (2011), Cai et al. (2017), Chen et al. (2015), Lee et al. (2014), Adiana et al. (2017), Ishak (2014), Zafirah et al. (2017), Yusoff et al. (2015) and Yamazaki et al., 2014.

New deposits: Didipio (Dinkidi), Coto (Zambales ophiolite), Big Gossan, Wanagon Gold, Cirotan, Ciemas, Jiawula, Serrinha (Matupá) and Novogodnee-Monto.

New sites: Pasig River and tributary (Metro Manila), Shallow aquifers of Metro Manila (wells 2 to 122 m deep), Deep aquifers of Metro Manila (wells 183 to 269 m deep), Precipitation of Metro Manila (May 2006), Commercial fertilisers and detergents (Metro Manila, water contact tests), Precipitation of station S1 (Cagayan de Oro and Bukidnon), Precipitation of station S2 (Cagayan de Oro and Bukidnon), Precipitation of station S3 (Cagayan de Oro and Bukidnon), Deep aquifers of Bukidnon (upstream of Cagayan de Oro), Deep aquifers of Cagayan de Oro, Shallow aquifers of Cagayan de Oro and Bukidnon, Zhangzhou geothermal field (southern Fujian), boreholes and 33 more.

372 values also added to Grasberg, Oyu Tolgoi, Batu Hijau and Global anthropogenic atmospheric mercury emissions (modelled inventory, 1850-2010).

Kerrich et al. (1986), Jonsson et al. (2013), Ratié et al. (2021), Changkakoti et al. (1986), Chen et Zhang (2004), Mathur et al. (2010), Scherbarth et Spry (2006), Deng et al. (2000), Zhang et Spry (1994), Sawkins et al. (1979), Figueroa et al. (2022), Hollings et al. (2011), Chang et al. (2011), Braxton et Mathur (2011), Imai (2000), Warmada et al. (2007), Maglambayan et al. (2001), Wolfe et Cooke (2011), Zhang et al. (2023), Prendergast et al. (2005) and 21 more.

New deposits: Acupan, Antamok, Black Mountain, Lepanto, Bayugo, Martabe, Far Southeast, Lepanto, Northwest quartz-pyrite-gold veins, Suyoc, Pongkor, Bulawan, Ampucao and 13 more.

New sites: Thermal waters of the Acupan mine workings, Thermal waters of the Antamok mine workings, Boiling hot spring east of the Acupan mine, Acupan River, small-scale mining reach of Virac and Poblacion (Itogon), Metallurgical wastes of the Příbram smelter, Forest soils polluted by the Příbram smelter, profile 1, Forest soils polluted by the Příbram smelter, profile 2, Aerosols of the Alert station (Nunavut), Hot springs and geothermal waters of the Baguio district (JICA, 1984), Bacon-Manito geothermal field, Palayang Bayan sector, Bacon-Manito geothermal field, Rangas sector, Bacon-Manito geothermal field, Kayabon sector and 15 more.

5 values also added to Abandoned Palawan mercury mine (Puerto Princesa), Honda Bay coastal marine sediments (Palawan), River sediments downstream of the abandoned mercury mine (Puerto Princesa), Soils around the abandoned mercury mine (Puerto Princesa) and Cage-farmed lobsters of Honda Bay (Panulirus ornatus).

Cheng et al. (2026), Vaněk et al. (2023), Sawkins et al. (1979), Cooke et al. (2011), Cao et al. (2020), Chang et al. (2011), Hedenquist et al. (2017), Berger et al. (2014), Braxton et Mathur (2011), Saing et al. (2016), Imai (2000), Manalo et al. (2018), Manalo et al. (2022), Soberano et al. (2021), Syafrizal et al. (2007), Maglambayan et al. (2001), Parra-Avila et al. (2022), Norman et al. (1999), Dimabayao et al. (2019), Choa et al. (2016) and 6 more.

New deposits: Alto de la Blenda (Farallón Negro), Mina Marta, Mount Carlton, Vera-Nancy (Pajingo), Assarel, Chelopech, Vert de Gris, Motomboto (Tombulilato), Arakawa, Hishikari, Innai, Kamioka and 58 more.

New sites: Namib Lead & Zinc flotation tailings, profile P1, Namib Lead & Zinc flotation tailings, profile P2, Kutná Hora anthropogenic soils, profile P1, Kutná Hora anthropogenic soils, profile P2 and Kutná Hora anthropogenic soils, profile P3.

16 values also added to Fresnillo, Guanajuato, Santa Eulalia, Hiendelaencina, Priorat, Imiter, Matsumine, Kosaka and 6 more.

Added to the Atlas: 2 fractionation measurements.

Added to the Atlas: 5 fractionation measurements.

Westner et al. (2023), Isotope and trace element compositions of silver-bearing ores in the Balkans as possible metal sources in antiquity, Journal of Archaeological Science 155:105791.

Added to the Atlas: 71 values (206Pb/204Pb, 207Pb/204Pb, 208Pb/204Pb, ε109Ag, δ34S, 109Ag/107Ag) for Brskovo, Šuplja Stijena (Ljubišnja), Srebrenica (Sase), Raška (Kiževak et Sastavči), Belo Brdo (Bellobërdë), Hajvali-Badovc-Kishnicë (Ajvalija-Badovac-Kišnica), Novo Brdo (Novobërdë), Lece and 11 more; 1 fractionation measurement.

Zhang et Spry (1994), Petrological, mineralogical, fluid inclusion, and stable isotope studies of the Gies gold-silver telluride deposit, Judith Mountains, Montana, Economic Geology 89:602-627.

Added to the Atlas: 12 values (δ18O, δD, δ34S, δ13C) for Gies.