3D Surface Geological Mapping  Vein modeling is an important task for geologists in putting together their recovered information and making key decision, especially in precious metals. Veins are generally considered narrow if less than 3 meters wide, they are very...

Implicit modelling is the fast and automated formation of surfaces such as grade, faults, and alteration directly from geological data. This command helps users create a model from the contact point of one defined property to any other property that is attached in a...

With the help of our commands from the Geostatistics module, we can create customized reports and graphs. To do so we need our samples loaded and to configure what parameters we want to analyze and be shown in our reports. 

The Blocks Filter command allows you to quickly filter out high 3D grade blocks using simple operations. Simply select the desired operation and enter the parameters on which the operation will be applied to. Then, quickly generate a block computation report to...

Using the Resources module from Progeox, you can create polygons using imported samples. The polygons are a conventional method of calculating resources. With this module, you can also insert a resources report displaying the ore, waste, and dilutions tonnages.

Using the Geostatistics module of Progeox, insert a statics report in AutoCAD showing the P25 and P75 values. Based on these percentages, generate a grade distribution graph showing the histogram bars of each grade value. Then, insert the distribution graph and table...

In this tip of the month, we will see how to insert a statistics report and generate a grade- tonnage curve for a block model. This is really useful to quickly analyze the properties of each grade value and to determine the optimal point of obtaining the maximum grade...

3D Surface Geological Mapping  In this tip of the month, we will see how to build a 3D geological map using points. This will allow you to analyse spatial data and make quick interpretations. Set and customize the shape, colour, and density of the contours to showcase...

Modeling Orebodies through Faces In this tip of the month, we will see how insert a face map in an underground opening to easily compute the area and tonnage of a face. To do so:    Have the 3D Drift inserted in the drawing  Select the command “Create Face” (FMPS) and...