Remote and geological evidence for a Proterozoic rift and the location of gold mineralization in the east of the Baltic Shield

The paper considers questions relating to the application of remote sensing data in a system using geological/geophysical and petrological methods to study the extent and the tectonic nature of Early Proterozoic structural/material natural associations and also the rules governing the location of gold mineralization in the eastern part of the Baltic Shield. Systematic studies carried out by remote and geophysical methods together with a petrological study of the rocks, make it possible to determine the direction for work to forecast and search for gold mineralization in the Precambrian ore-bearing structures established by these methods.