To the theory of formation and forecast of mineral deposits

The leading role of the ideas of one of the founders of the Tomsk Scientific School of Ore Geology - professor of Tomsk State University Boris Markovich Tyulyupo is revealed. Scientific heritage of Professor B.M. Tyulupo, the achieved level in the field of methodology is the fundamental basis for mineralogy in ore geology of the second half of the twentieth century. His systematic integrated approach predetermined the birth of trends in the development of science from overcoming the differentiation of mineralogical studies to the integration of mineralogical knowledge with geological sciences, as well as theories and methods of modern physics and chemistry. The accumulated experience in the study of deposits of various scales, the search for topomineralogical and spatiotemporal patterns and interconnections of minerals allowed B.M. Tyulyupo demonstrate mineralogy as a fundamental science in the system of geological sciences. Mineralogy is the scientific basis of metallogenic constructions, forecasting, prospecting and evaluation of deposits, Knowledge about the physicochemical conditions of the behavior of iron and related elements, the formation and distribution of ore minerals, the conditions of occurrence of ore dissemination, ore mineralization and ore bodies based on systemic geologized mineralogy are most fully revealed. Deep scientific methodology allowed B.M. Tyulyupo creates an authoring system and classification of mineralogical and genetic types of iron ore deposits of the Kuznetsk Ala-Tau. To develop new models of the sequence of mineral formation in the zones of contact metasomatism of magnetite deposits, ore genesis. And, finally, to substantiate the most objective geological-structural and min-eralogical-geochemical criteria of different types of iron ore deposits and the laws of their localization within the Kuznetsk Alatau. The main ideas of professor B.M. Tyulyupo has not lost relevance over the past decades. His methodology, based on systemic community and comprehensiveness, is the fundamental basis demanded now, in the context of the transition to information technology.

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