新發現礦產地 是指報告期內通過各類地質調查工作, 或者根據群眾報礦、群眾采礦線索新發現的, 並經過礦產調查工作證實為有進壹步工作意義或具有工業價值, 具有壹定規模, 作出初步評價的礦區。
坑探工作量 是指用鑿巖機械或人工開鑿的各種坑道工程, 以 “米”計量, 取整數。
機械巖心鉆探工作量 是指用動力機械帶動, 回轉或沖擊回轉鉆進, 並以取出巖心了解和研究地下地質情況為目的的鉆探工作。如手輪給進鉆機、油壓鉆機、石油鉆機、海洋石油鉆機、水文水井鉆機以及汽車鉆機等。以 “米”計量, 取整數。
地質勘查經費 是指報告期完成的來自各方面的地質勘查資金。包括完成的中央財政、地方財政地質勘查撥款, 企事業單位、港澳臺商、外商投入的地質勘查工作的資金以及其他資金。
中央財政撥款 是指報告期實際完成的由國家預算收支科目安排的直接用於地質勘查經費。
地方財政撥款 是指報告期實際完成的地方財政撥付的地質勘查經費。
企事業資金 是指報告期完成的各類企事業單位投入的地質勘查工作的資金。包括國內企事業資金、港澳臺商投資和外商投資。
國內企事業資金 是指報告期完成的國有、集體企事業單位和私營企業投入地質勘查工作的資金。
港澳臺商投資 是指港澳臺企業和經濟組織或個人按國家有關政策、法規, 用現匯、實物 (折資)和技術等投入地質勘查工作資金。
外商投資 是指報告期內完成境外投入地質勘查工作的資金,包括外商直接投資、對外借貸(外國政府貸款、國際金融組織貸款、出口信貸、外國銀行商業貸款、對外發行債券和股票)及外商其他投資(包括補償貿易和加工裝配由外商提供的設備價款、國際租賃)。不包括我國自有外匯資金(包括國家外匯、地方外匯、流程外匯、調劑外匯和中國銀行自有資金發行的外匯貸款等)。
年末在職職工 是指事業單位在編人員, 企業在冊人員, 與單位簽訂聘用合同、勞動合同或符合勞動保障部門關於認定形成事實勞動關系條件的人員, 不含外方及港、澳、臺人員、實習在校生、參軍人員及未經聘用、留用的離退休人員。
地質勘查人員 是指年末在職職工中, 從事地質勘查工作的人員, 包括從事基礎地質調查、礦產資源調查、資源潛力評價、水文地質、工程地質、環境地質、物探、化探、遙感、巖礦鑒定測試、地質測量等工作的在職職工。
技術人員 是指在地勘單位中從事工作並取得勞動報酬的, 具有初級及初級以上地質勘查專業技術職稱的在職職工, 包括已取得專業技術職稱, 現從事技術管理和行政管理工作的行政人員。
高級 是指地勘單位技術人員中, 經過職稱評定機構頒發高級技術職稱證書的技術人員。
中級 是指地勘單位技術人員中, 經過職稱評定機構頒發中級技術職稱證書的技術人員。
上述職稱證書主要包括: 原地礦部和原國務院各工業地勘主管部門或省級人事部門頒發的高、中級專業技術資格證書或批準文件。
工程勘察與施工人員 是指填報單位中專業從事建築工程勘察、設計、施工工作的人員。
礦產開發人員 是指填報單位中從事礦產資源開發利用的人員。
其他人員 是指填報單位年末在職職工中除地質勘查、工程勘察施工、礦產開發人員以外的人員。
平均從業人員 是指報告期內在填報單位從事壹定社會勞動並取得勞動報酬或經營收入的各類人員。包括各類單位在崗職工、再就業的離退休人員、聘用的外籍人員和港、澳、臺人員、領取補貼的兼職人員、直接支付工資的勞務工以及個體從業人員、農村從業人員和非正規就業人員等。
平均從業人數計算方式是用年初人數與年末人數之和除以2或用年度各月平均人數之和除以12。
勞動者報酬 是指在報告期內直接支付給本單位使用的全部勞動報酬 (生活費) 總額。包括:職工工資總額, 聘用人員報酬, 聘用、留用的離退休人員勞動報酬, 外籍及港澳臺人員的勞動報酬,以及人事檔案保留在原單位人員的勞動報酬。
離退休人員年末人數 是指歷年來由本單位離、退休, 在省財政計劃內並且在本單位領取離、退休經費人員的年末總人數。
離退休人員總費用 是指報告期內由填報單位支出的離、退休人員的離退休經費 (包括生活和物價補貼)、補貼等費用 (包括醫療衛生費、交通費補貼、喪葬撫恤救濟費、冬季取暖補貼、安家補貼、生活困難補助、護理費、書報費等) 總和。
總資產 是指填報單位年末擁有或控制的全部資產總額, 包括流動資產、長期投資、固定資產、無形及遞延資產、其他長期資產、遞延稅項等, 為本單位資產負債表的資產總計項。
地勘專用儀器設備原值 是指本單位用於地質勘查的專業儀器設備原值。
地勘專用儀器設備凈值 是指本年末本單位用於地質勘查的專業儀器設備凈值。
總負債 是指填報單位年末所承擔的能以貨幣計量, 將以資產或勞務償付的債務。
凈資產 指資產減去負債的差額, 所有者權益, 包括事業基金、固定基金、專用基金、結余等,以及企業的實收資本、資本公積、盈余公積和未分配利潤等。
總收入 是指報告期內填報單位從事各種經濟活動所取得的收入總額, 包括地質勘查收入、礦業權轉讓收入、礦產開發收入、工程勘察施工收入和其他收入。
地質勘查業收入 是指報告期內填報單位從事地質勘查經濟活動所取得的各種收入總和。包括地質勘探費、地質專項撥款、礦產勘查勞務收入等。
地質勘探費 是以1998年為基數, 由中央財政劃轉給省財政單列,繼續用於地質勘查單位離退休人員、地質勘查工作和經常性費用支出。該指標按照中央財政和地方財政投入分別統計。
地質專項撥款 是指報告期內地勘單位取得的中央及地方地質專項撥款費用, 包括國土資源大調查項目、礦產資源補償費項目、財政補貼項目、危機礦山項目、地勘基金項目等, 也包括市、縣政府設立的各類地質勘查專項項目, 按中央和地方的各類專項分別統計。
礦產勘查勞務收入 是指報告期內填報單位在本省、省外及境外地質勘查市場, 從事地質勘查工作 (如從事商業性地質礦產勘查項目、地質勘查技術勞務、地質災害調查評估等)取得的收入,屬於地勘單位經營性收入。
涉外 是指報告期內填報單位在境外地質勘查市場從事地勘工作所取得的收入。
礦業權轉讓收入 是指報告期內填報單位通過礦業權轉讓取得的收入, 包括通過合資、合作方式成立礦業公司獲得的礦產資源開發收入。
礦產開發收入 是指報告期內填報單位從事礦產資源開發活動所取得的收入, 包括通過合資、合作方式成立礦業公司獲得的礦產資源開發收入。
工程勘察施工收入 是指報告期內填報單位憑建設主管部門發放的建設工程勘察設計、巖土施工、建築施工企業等專業資質, 從事建設工程勘察、工程設計、工程施工等經營活動取得的各項收入。
其他收入 是指報告期內填報單位在總收入中除去從事地質勘查、礦業權轉讓、礦產開發、工程勘察施工等經濟活動以外的收入。
總支出 是指報告期內填報單位為開展業務活動和其他活動所發生的各項資金耗費及損失, 以及用於基本建設項目的開支。
地質勘查 (項目)支出 是指報告期內填報單位從事地質勘查項目而發生的各種成本、費用的支出總額。
其中自有資金指凡屬於 (單位)所有者權益範圍內所包括的資金, 是按財務制度規定歸企業支配的各種自有資金 (包括企業折舊資金、資本金、資本公積金、企業盈余公積金及其他自有資金,也包括通過發行股票籌集的資金)。
礦產開發支出 是指報告期內填報單位從事礦產資源開發活動而發生的各項成本、費用支出總額。
Explanatory Notes on Main Statistical Indicators
Newly discovered mineral prospects—refers to a mineral occurrence that is newly found through all kinds of geological survey or on the basis of the ore information and clues reported by the broad masses of people, demonstrated through mineral surveys to be of value for further work or of industrial value and have a certain size, and evaluated preliminarily during the reporting period.
Footage of pitting—refers to the advances of various underground workings excavated by rock drills or manual operations.It is calculated by "meters" and rounded off.
Footage of core drilling—refers to the penetration of rotary or percussive drilling driven by power machinery that recovers the core in order to study the underground geology.The drills include hand-lever feed drills, hydraulic feed drills, oil drills, marine oil drills, hydrological water well drills, and truck-mounted drills.It is calculated in "meters" and rounded off.
Expenditures for geological exploration—refer to the funds for geological exploration from various sides completed during the reporting period.They include funds allocated from the Central and local financial budgets for geological exploration, funds invested by enterprises and institutions, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan businessmen, and foreign businessmen for geological exploration, and other funds.
Central special budgetary allocations—refer to expenditures directly used for geological exploration and arranged by the state budgeted revenue and expenditure account, which are actually completed during the reporting period.
Local special budgetary allocations—refer to expenditures for geological exploration and allocated by local finance, which are actually completed during the reporting period.
Funds from enterprises and institutions—refer to the funds invested by various enterprises and institutions for geological exploration, which are completed during the reporting period.They include funds invested by domestic enterprises and institutions, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan businessmen, and foreign businessmen.
Funds from domestic enterprises and institutions—refer to the funds invested by state- and collective-owned enterprises and institutions and private enterprises for geological exploration, which are completed during the reporting period.
Investments from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan—refer to the funds invested by Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan enterprises or economic establishments or individuals in cash, kind (converted into money according to the price indices), and technologies for geological exploration according to relevant policies, laws and regulations of China.
Foreign investment—refers to the funds invested from abroad for geological exploration, which are completed during the reporting period.They include foreign direct investments, foreign loans (loans from foreign governments, loans from international financial organizations, export credit loan, commercial loans from foreign banks, and bonds and stocks issued abroad) and other investments of foreigners (including compensation trade, processing and assembling for which the equipment and funds are provided by foreign businessmen, and international leasing) but China's free exchange funds (including national exchanges, local exchanges, floating exchanges, accommodation exchanges, and foreign exchanges loans issued using the equity capital of the Bank of China) are excluded.
On-the-job employees at the year end—refer to permanent staff and workers in institutions, registered staff and workers in enterprises, and personnel who have signed employment contracts or labor contracts or those who are qualified for the conditions of factual labor relations determined by the labor insurance department (excluding foreigners, personnel of Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, currently enrolled student trainees, those who have joined the army, and retirees who are not re-employed).
Geological exploration personnel—refer to the personnel who are directly engaged in geological exploration among employees on the job at the year end, including those who conduct basic geological survey, mineral resources survey, resource potential assessments, hydrogeological, engineering-geological and environmental surveys, geophysical exploration, geochemical exploration, remote-sensing survey, rock and mineral identification and analysis, and geological mapping and surveying.
Technical personnel—refer to on-the-job personnel who work in geological exploration units and receive payments and have technical titles of geological exploration at and above the junior title.They include administrative personnel who have professional technical titles and now are engaged in technical management and administrative management.
Senior—refers to persons among technical personnel in geological exploration units who receive certificates of senior technical titles issued by agencies of evaluation of professional titles.
Intermediate—refers to persons among technical personnel in geological exploration units who receive certificates of intermediate technical titles issued by agencies of evaluation of professional titles.
The above-mentioned title certificates mainly include certificates of senior and intermediate technical titles and professional technical titles or approval documents issued by departments in charge of geological exploration of various industries under the former Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources and former State Council or departments of personnel at the provincial level.
Personnel engaging in engineering surveys and operations—refer to persons who engage in engineering surveys and operations in geological exploration units.
Personnel engaging in mineral resource development—refer to persons who engage in mineral exploitation and utilization in geological exploration units.
Other personnel—refer to personnel other than personnel conducting geological exploration, engineering surveys and operations, and mineral exploitation among on-the-job employees of the reporting units at the year end.
Average employees—refer to the personnel who engage in certain social labor and receive payments or operating income in the reporting units during the reporting period, including employees on the spot, re-employed retirees, engaged foreigners and personnel of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, part-time duty personnel who receive subsidies, and labor workers whose wages are directly paid, as well as individual employees, rural employees, and unregular employees.
The average number of employees=(number of employees at the year beginning + number of employees at the year end)/2 or the sum of the average monthly numbers during the current year/12.
Remuneration payment of employees—refers to the total sum of payments of labor (living expenses) paid directly to all the employees in the unit during the reporting period.It includes the sum of salaries and wages of employees on the job, payments of engaged personnel, payments of engaged and employed retirees, payments of foreigners and personnel of Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, and payments of personnel whose personnel files are kept in their original units.
Number of retirees at the year end—refers to persons who are retired from their original units and get their pensions from their original units over the years in the provincial financial plan.
Total expenditure of retirees—refers to the total sum of pensions of retirees (including living and commodity price allowances) and subsidies to retirees (medical insurance and sanitation subsidy, traffic subsidy, allowances for funeral expenses and pensions and relief fund for their immediate relatives, subsidy for heating in winter, settlement allowance, subsidy for life difficulties, nursing subsidy, and newspaper and magazine allowance) paid by the reporting units during the reporting period.
Total assets—refer to the total amount of all the assets owned or controlled by the reporting units at the year end, including current assets, long-term investment, fixed assets, immaterial and deferred assets, other long-term assets, and deferred taxes.They are the item of total assets in the balance sheet of the unit.
Original value of special instruments and equipment—refers to the original value of special instruments and equipment used for geological exploration.
Net value of special instruments and equipment—refers to the net value of special instruments and equipment used for geological exploration at the end of the current year.
Total debts—refer to the debts assumed by the reporting units at the year end, which can be measured as currency and repaid by assets or labor services.
Net assets—refer to the balance of assets minus debts.The interests of an owner include the enterprise fund, fixed fund, special fund and balance, as well as the paid-in capital, capital reserves, surplus reserves, and undistributed profit.
General revenue—refers to the total amount of revenues obtained in economic activities undertaken by the reporting unit during the reporting period, including revenues from geological exploration, transfer of mining rights, mineral resources exploitation, engineering surveys and operations, and others.
Revenue from geological exploration—refers to the sum of all kinds of revenue obtained in economic activities of geological exploration by the reporting unit during the reporting period, including fees of geological exploration, special allocations for geological work, and revenue of labor services of mineral exploration.
Funds of geological exploration—refer to the funds that take the figure of the fiscal year of 1998 as the base and are transferred by the central budget to the provincial budget, listed separately and used for retirees, geological exploration, and current expenditures of geological exploration units.This indicator is calculated separately according to the central and local financial inputs.
Special budgetary allocations for geological projects—refer to the funds obtained by geological exploration units from the central and local special budgetary allocations for geological projects during the reporting period.These projects include the project of land and resources survey, the project of compensation for mineral resources, the project of financial subsidies, the project of mines facing resource crisis, and the project of geological exploration funds, as well as various special geological exploration projects set up by the city and county governments.They are calculated separately according to the central and local special projects.
Revenue of labor services of mineral exploration—refers to the revenue obtained by reporting units during the reporting period when they conduct geological exploration (e.g.commercial mineral exploration, labor services about geological exploration techniques, and geological hazard survey and assessments) in geological exploration markets inside and outside the province and abroad).It belongs to the operating revenue of geological exploration units.
Foreign-related—refers to the revenue obtained by Chinese reporting units in their geological exploration in the overseas geological exploration markets during the reporting period.
Revenue from transfer of mining rights—refers to the revenue obtained by reporting units through transfer of mining rights during the reporting period, including the revenue of mineral resource exploitation obtained through the ways of cooperation and joint investment to establish mining ventures.
Revenue from mineral resource development—refers to the revenue obtained by reporting units through mineral resource exploitation and operations during the reporting period, including the revenue of mineral resource exploitation obtained through the ways of cooperation and joint investment to establish mining ventures.
Revenue from engineering surveys and operations—refers to all items of revenues obtained by reporting units during the reporting period through operational activities such as construction engineering surveys, engineering designs, and engineering operations by virtue of professional qualification certificates of construction engineering survey and design, earthwork, and construction enterprises issued by administrative departments in charge of construction.
Other revenues—refer to the revenues other than the revenues obtained by reporting units through economic activities such as geological exploration, transfer of mining rights, mineral resource exploitation, and engineering surveys and operations during the reporting period.
General expenditures—refers to the expenses and losses of all items of funds and expenditure incurred by reporting units for operational activities and other activities during the reporting period, as well as the expenditure used for capital construction projects.
Expenditures of mineral exploration (projects)—refers to the total amount of all items of costs and expenses incurred due to carrying out geological exploration projects by reporting units during the reporting period.
Free funds refer to that part of funds included in the ownership interest (of a unit).They are various kinds of free funds (including enterprise depreciation fund, capital reserves, registered capital, enterprise surplus reserves, and other free capitals, as well as funds collected through issuing stocks) that an enterprise can dispose of according to regulations of the financial system.
Expenditures of mineral resource exploitation—refer to the total amount of all items of costs and expenses incurred due to mineral resource exploitation and operations of reporting units during the reporting period.