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Figure 1- 1 Installation of BLKCAD - Installation of InstallShield Wizard from Setup .............................................. 2
Figure 1- 2 Installation of BLKCAD - Presentation page of BLKCAD in the installation process............................. 2
Figure 1- 3 Installation of BLKCAD Standard warning to close all other applications............................................. 3
Figure 1- 4 Installation of BLKCAD Standard licence agreement ............................................................................ 3
Figure 1- 5 Installation of BLKCAD Identification page ......................................................................................... 5
Figure 1- 6 Installation of BLKCAD Selection of directory..................................................................................... 5
Figure 1- 7 Installation of BLKCAD Selection of Setup type ................................................................................... 6
Figure 1- 8 Installation of BLKCAD Selection of program folder ............................................................................ 6
Figure 1- 9 Installation of BLKCAD - Review of Setup information........................................................................... 7
Figure 1- 10 Installation of BLKCAD - Copying of files ............................................................................................. 7
Figure 1- 11 Installation of BLKCAD End of BLKCAD installation........................................................................ 8
Figure 2- 1 Bench (25ft) composites in a nickel-copper deposit (red=>0.3%,blue=<0.3%,black=0)........................ 2
Figure 2- 2 Ore limits in each bench as defined in SECTCAD (loaded as 3D polygons)............................................. 3
Figure 2- 3 Topo (light blue) and overburden/bedrock contact surfaces (loaded as XYZ triplets)............................... 4
Figure 2- 4 Resource model with 14,572 cubic blocks of 25ft side (red = interpolated Ni>0.3%)............................... 6
Figure 2- 5 Uppermost bench (#25 at Z=1800ft) with top and bedrock surface ........................................................... 7
Figure 2- 6 Middle bench (#17 Z=1600) with blocks within envelope colored according to %Ni............................... 7
Figure 2- 7 Long section (200S) with composites, blocks and trace of topo + bedrock surface................................... 8
Figure 2- 8 Cross-section (600W) with blocks, composites and trace of topo and bedrock surface............................. 8
Figure 2- 9 Resources graphed in Excel from results calculated on imported block file in Access............................. 9
Figure 2- 10 Resources according to measured (<50ft-red), indicated (50-100ft-yellow) and inferred categories....... 9
Figure 2- 11 Whittle pit optimized on BLKCAD resource model and loaded in BLKCAD....................................... 11
Figure 2- 12 Reserve report for resource blocks within Whittle pit (done in Excel) .................................................. 12
Figure 2- 13 Excavation limits (figures) defined in one bench and within final pit limits ...................................... 13
Figure 2- 14 Report of figure reserves currently defined in BLKCAD...................................................................... 13
Figure 3- 1 Tutorial Lesson 1 Opening project file................................................................................................. 2
Figure 3- 2 Tutorial Lesson 1 Navigating to the project file................................................................................... 2
Figure 3- 3 Tutorial Lesson 1 ORTHO-225 view loaded from the project file....................................................... 3
Figure 3- 4 Tutorial Lesson 1 Selecting a different view........................................................................................ 4
Figure 3- 5 Tutorial Lesson 1 Looking for parameters of view 200S ..................................................................... 4
Figure 3- 6 Tutorial Lesson 1 Parameters of view 200S ......................................................................................... 5
Figure 3- 7 Tutorial - Lesson 1 The PLAN view and its parameters ......................................................................... 5
Figure 3- 8 Tutorial Lesson 1 Zooming view 200S ................................................................................................ 7
Figure 3- 9 Tutorial Lesson 1 Zoomed view of 200S ............................................................................................. 7
Figure 3- 10 Tutorial Lesson 1 The 1700Z view with its parameters .................................................................... 8
Figure 3- 11 Tutorial Lesson 1 Envelope in bench Z=1700.................................................................................... 8
Figure 3- 12 Tutorial Lesson 1 Checking the envelopes currently loaded ............................................................ 10
Figure 3- 13 Tutorial Lesson 1 Checking the composites currently loaded ............................................................. 10
Figure 3- 14 Tutorial Lesson 1 Checking current color table .................................................................................. 11
Figure 3- 15 Tutorial Lesson 1 Changing the color table......................................................................................... 11
Figure 3- 16 Tutorial Lesson 1 Finishing changes to color table ............................................................................. 12
Figure 3- 17 Tutorial Lesson 1 Color of composites is changed........................................................................... 12
Figure 3- 18 Tutorial Lesson 1 Activating the Select Composites and getting composite data ............................... 13
Figure 3- 19 Tutorial Lesson 1 Activating the Import Surfaces............................................................................ 15
Figure 3- 20 Tutorial Lesson 1 - Selecting the surface file to import ..................................................................... 15
Figure 3- 21 Tutorial Lesson 1 Setting the name and color of surface to import.................................................. 16
Figure 3- 22 Tutorial Lesson 1 Setting the format to read the surface text file..................................................... 16
Figure 3- 23 Tutorial Lesson 1 After loading control points top surface is meshed and gridded ......................... 17
Figure 3- 24 Tutorial Lesson 1 Increasing the transparency of the top surface.................................................... 17
Figure 3- 25 Tutorial Lesson 1 Appending the second surface............................................................................. 18
Figure 3- 26 Tutorial Lesson 2 Setting the name and color of the second surface................................................ 18
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Figure 3- 27 Tutorial Lesson 1 Top and ovbd surfaces are loaded ....................................................................... 19
Figure 3- 28 Tutorial Lesson 1 Section 200S with composites and traces of envelopes and surfaces .................. 19
Figure 3- 29 Tutorial Lesson 2 Starting the block estimation procedure .............................................................. 22
Figure 3- 30 Tutorial Lesson 2 Checking the block grid parameters .................................................................... 22
Figure 3- 31 Tutorial Lesson 2 Parameters and view of default search ellipsoid.................................................. 23
Figure 3- 32 Tutorial Lesson 2 Parameters and view of Standard search ellipsoid ............................................. 23
Figure 3- 33 Tutorial Lesson 2 Estimation settings............................................................................................... 24
Figure 3- 34 Tutorial Lesson 2 Selection of variables to interpolate .................................................................... 24
Figure 3- 35 Tutorial Lesson 2 Selection of bounding surfaces............................................................................ 25
Figure 3- 36 Tutorial Lesson 2 Selection of envelopes for blocks........................................................................ 25
Figure 3- 37 Tutorial Lesson 2 Selection of envelopes for composites ................................................................ 26
Figure 3- 38 Tutorial Lesson 2 Interpolated blocks in section 200S..................................................................... 26
Figure 3- 39 Tutorial Lesson 2 Slice view of bench 8 (Elevations: 1800-1825)................................................... 28
Figure 3- 40 Tutorial Lesson 2 Slice view of bench 16 (Elevations : 1600-1625)................................................ 28
Figure 3- 41 Tutorial Lesson 2 Querying block values......................................................................................... 29
Figure 3- 42 Tutorial Lesson 2 Block representation with wire frame model....................................................... 29
Figure 3- 43 Tutorial Lesson 2 Block representation with filled polygons........................................................... 30
Figure 3- 44 Tutorial Lesson 2 Starting to modify envelope in bench 16............................................................. 31
Figure 3- 45 Tutorial Lesson 2 Selecting an anchor point along contour of envelope in bench 16 ...................... 31
Figure 3- 46 Tutorial Lesson 2 About to move the selected anchor...................................................................... 32
Figure 3- 47 Tutorial Lesson 2 Moving the anchor to the next vertex .................................................................. 32
Figure 3- 48 Tutorial Lesson 2 Second vertex has been moved About to keep changes. .................................. 33
Figure 3- 49 Tutorial Lesson 2 Block model is updated to reflect changes in envelope....................................... 33
Figure 3- 50 Tutorial Lesson 2 Defining the search ellipsoid for Measured blocks ............................................. 36
Figure 3- 51 Tutorial Lesson 2 Defining the search ellipsoid for Indicated blocks .............................................. 36
Figure 3- 52 Tutorial Lesson 2 Classification settings.......................................................................................... 37
Figure 3- 53 Tutorial Lesson 2 Defining a new color table to see block classification......................................... 37
Figure 3- 54 Tutorial Lesson 2 Blocks colored according to classification .......................................................... 38
Figure 3- 55 Tutorial Lesson 2 Selecting blocks to export ................................................................................... 38
Figure 3- 56 Tutorial Lesson 2 Calculation of ore and waste in exported blocks ................................................. 39
Figure 3- 57 Tutorial Lesson 2 Defining the format of the output block file ........................................................ 39
Figure 3- 58 Tutorial Lesson 2 Defining the name of the output block file............................................................ 40
Figure 3- 59 Tutorial Lesson 2 Block file from BLKCAD imported in WordPad................................................ 40
Figure 3- 60 Tutorial Lesson 2 Block file from BLKCAD imported in Excel..................................................... 41
Figure 3- 61 Tutorial Lesson 2 Block file from BLKCAD imported in Access ................................................... 41
Figure 3- 62 Tutorial Lesson 3 Initiating resource calculations......................................................................... 43
Figure 3- 63 Tutorial Lesson 3 Asking resources by bench and category........................................................... 43
Figure 3- 64 Tutorial Lesson 3 Asking resources above 0.2%Ni........................................................................ 44
Figure 3- 65 Tutorial Lesson 3 Specifying bounding surfaces for resource calculation ...................................... 44
Figure 3- 66 Tutorial Lesson 3 Specifying ore types for resource calculation..................................................... 45
Figure 3- 67 Tutorial Lesson 3 checking progress of resource computation....................................................... 45
Figure 3- 68 Tutorial Lesson 3 Selecting a text file to store resource report ...................................................... 46
Figure 3- 69 Tutorial Lesson 3 Resource report as viewed in Wordpad ............................................................. 46
Figure 3- 70 Tutorial Lesson 3 Starting to define figures on bench #16............................................................... 48
Figure 3- 71 Tutorial Lesson 3 Limits and name of a first figure are entered....................................................... 48
Figure 3- 72 Tutorial Lesson 3 Figures reserves have been computed ................................................................. 49
Figure 3- 73 Tutorial Lesson 3 Changing characteristics of figures ..................................................................... 49
Figure 3- 74 Tutorial Lesson 3 Setting cut-offs on block estimates...................................................................... 50
Figure 3- 75 -Tutorial Lesson 3 Selecting the text file for the figure reserve report............................................. 50
Figure 3- 76 Tutorial Lesson 3 Initiating the editing of a figure........................................................................... 52
Figure 3- 77 Tutorial Lesson 3 Moving the vertex of a figure to a new location.................................................. 52
Figure 3- 78 Tutorial Lesson 3 adding more vertices along the figure outline ..................................................... 53
Figure 3- 79 Tutorial Lesson 3 New figure outline is defined. Reserves are recomputed .................................... 53
Figure 3- 80 Tutorial Lesson 3 Exporting figures : format of output file.............................................................. 54
Figure 3- 81 Tutorial Lesson 3 Exporting figures : name of output file................................................................ 54
Figure 3- 82 Tutorial Lesson 3 Defining additional figures on bench 16 ............................................................. 56
Figure 3- 83 Tutorial Lesson 3 Calling the blend window.................................................................................... 56
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1- Installation of BLKCAD
BLKCAD is a standard stand-alone Windows application. As such, its installation is also
standard and fully automated.
1- 1 System requirement
1-1-1 Hardware needed
486/Pentium/Pentium II computer with a minimum of 16Mb RAM, an SVGA color monitor
capable of a 800x600 resolution with 64k colors. Disk space needed for the program is relatively
small (about 3.5Mb).
1-1-2 Software needed
Windows 95, 98, NT operating system. The current version of BLKCAD will not run on
Windows 3.1
1-2 Installation
The current version of BLKCAD can be obtained on a CD or several disquettes (fully operative
or demo version) or downloaded from the web site of Geostat (www.geostat.com) as demo
version only
1-2-1 From CD
The current version of BLKCAD is normally stored in the BLKCAD directory of the CD
Geostat Software Library. Just insert the CD in the CD ROM unit and using standard Windows
navigation tool (Explorer..), go to that directory and double-click on Setup.exe file in that
directory. Setup starts by installing the InstallShield wizard on your hard drive (Figure1-1). Once
this is installed, you are presented with the banner page of BLKCAD. (Figure1-2). Click on Next
to continue.
Next comes the usual warning to close all other running Windows application before attempting
to install BLKCAD (Figure 1-3). Click on Next if no other significant Windows application is
currently opened. Otherwise, minimize the Setup window and close those applications before
continuing.
The next window is a standard licence agreement. Normally, you should be able to agree with
the terms of this agreement and click on Yes in order to proceed (Figure 1-4).
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The next page (Figures 1-5) deals with user identification. Just enter your name. If you are a
registered user of BLKCAD (=you are not installing a demo version), the name of your
organization and serial number should be exactly those given to you (generally on a sticker on
the CD box). On the next page (Figure 1-6), you select the directory where you wish to install
BLKCAD. Default is BLKCAD in GEOSTAT in the PROGRAM FILES directory. Click on the
Browse key to select a different one. Click on the Next key once you have selected the directory.
The next page (figure 1-7) deals with the type of Setup that you wish with a choice between three
types : typical, minimized and custom. Actually in BLKCAD, there are no real differences
between the three types hence you may just pick the default typical type and click on the Next
key to proceed with the installation.
Next comes the selection of the program folder for the program icon (Figure 1-8). Default is a
new folder with the name Blkcad
In the next page, you get a summary of selected Setup parameters (Figure 1-9) like Setup type,
target folder and user information. You may still go back and modify any of them.
If you accept the Setup parameters, the InstallShield Wizard will start copying files from CD
onto the target drive. A sliding bar indicates the percentage of files copied (Figure 1-10). When
all files have been copied without problem, a message indicates that the installation of BLKCAD
is terminated (Figure 1-11). You can then start BLKCAD right away without rebooting your
machine (see below) .
1-2-2 From diskettes
Installation from diskettes does not differ substantially from installation from CD. You click or
run the Setup.exe file on the first diskette. When needed, installation procedure will prompt you
to load next diskettes in the drive.
1-2-3 From Web
Installation from the Web does not differ substantially from installation from CD. You download
a self-extractable file called WBCAD.EXE from Geostat site at www.geostat.com. Click on that
file to start an installation procedure similar to that shown above. Obviously what you install in
that case is a demo version of BLKCAD.
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2- BLKCAD overview
BLKCAD is designed to model orebodies and compute resources/reserves with small blocks on a
regular grid. Values are assigned to blocks according to input envelopes and/or composites
data. Block geological tags (litho, mineralization, alteration..) are assigned to each block
according to its position with respect to envelopes of the various geology types present in the
deposit. Envelopes are 3D contours (=closed polylines) which can be defined in BLKCAD or
imported from SECTCAD (by Geostat) or other programs (such as AutoCAD). Block grades are
interpolated from adjacent composites with inverse-distance method. Composites are points with
known grades. Most of the time, they are derived from drill hole assay intervals (from-to data)
through application programs such as COMPOS by Geostat. The quantity of material available in
each block at those interpolated grades depends of a topo surface model and possibly an
overburden bottom surface model. Both models are defined from input 3D coordinates of control
points on those surfaces.
BLKCAD can also modeled multi-seam or layered deposits. In that case, each block on the 3D
regular grid is a mixture of materials from various seams or layers. BLKCAD determines the
proportion of each seam material in a block through a set of input contact surfaces. Each surface
is defined through the 3D coordinates of control points on that surface. Those points are
normally imported from either SECTCAD or COMPOS by Geostat or other programs (such as
AutoCAD). Grades of the portion of a seam or layer in a block are interpolated by inversedistance from adjacent composites in the same seam or layers. In the end, BLKCAD recombines
grades of seam fractions to get grades for the full block.
BLKCAD is a true Windows application which means that you can open it with other Windows
application (database, spreadsheet, AutoCAD session..) and exchange data or graphics with those
other applications. BLKCAD also use standard Windows drivers for peripheral devices such as
screen, mouse and printer.
2-1 Visualization of surfaces, envelopes and composites.
As indicated, the three major ingredients of a resource block model are 1) bounding surfaces
such topography or overburden bottom 2) bounding envelopes 3) composites to control the
quality of material between surfaces and within envelopes. Those ingredients are normally
imported from files derived by other applications such as SECTCAD and COMPOS by Geostat
or AutoCAD. A first function offered by BLKCAD is to visualize those ingredients from any
point in the3D space, control their visibility or transparency (for bounding surfaces) and color
them according to any quality parameter (for composites). Figure 2-1 shows the 554 25ft bench
composites in a nickel-copper massive sulphide deposit. Their coordinates and grades have been
computed by COMPOS in mostly vertical holes. Each composite is represented by a cross with a
color corresponding to the %Ni of the composite (red above 0.3%, blue below 0.3% and black
for nil) . Figure 2-2 shows the ore limits defined on each bench in SECTCAD. They are loaded
as 3D polygons. Finally, figure 2-3 shows the current topo surface going through hole collars as
well as an interpreted overburden/rock contact surface. Both surfaces are tinned from loaded
XYZ triplets.
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Figure 2- 3 Topo (light blue) and overburden/bedrock contact surfaces (loaded as XYZ triplets)
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Figure 2- 4 Resource model with 14,572 cubic blocks of 25ft side (red = interpolated Ni>0.3%)
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Figure 2- 5 Uppermost bench (#25 at Z=1800ft) with top and bedrock surface
Figure 2- 6 Middle bench (#17 Z=1600) with blocks within envelope colored according to %Ni
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Figure 2- 7 Long section (200S) with composites, blocks and trace of topo + bedrock surface
Figure 2- 8 Cross-section (600W) with blocks, composites and trace of topo and bedrock surface
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20000000
1.00
15000000
0.80
10000000
0.60
0.40
5000000
0.20
0
0.00
25000000
TONNES
NI
CU
0.00
0.20
0.40
0.60
0.80
1.00
%Ni cut-off
Figure 2- 9 Resources graphed in Excel from results calculated on imported block file in Access
Figure 2- 10 Resources according to measured (<50ft-red), indicated (50-100ft-yellow) and inferred categories
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Figure 2- 11 Whittle pit optimized on BLKCAD resource model and loaded in BLKCAD
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Bench
Ore
Tonnes
1875
1850
1825
1800
1775
1750
1725
1700
1675
1650
1625
1600
1575
1550
1525
1500
1475
%Ni
0
0
0
59455
174119
366640
777164
1216000
1579810
2172946
2290441
2202674
2027139
1368885
770086
203846
43884
Total
15253090
Stripping ratio =
Internal
Tonnes
%Cu
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.34
0.29
0.30
0.31
0.36
0.39
0.42
0.46
0.49
0.54
0.55
0.50
0.47
0.43
0.45
2.07
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.26
0.24
0.25
0.29
0.35
0.41
0.45
0.51
0.55
0.63
0.69
0.63
0.47
0.35
0.50
Waste
%Ni
%Cu
0
0.00
0
0.00
0
0.00
26896
0.21
45299
0.21
147222
0.20
263302
0.18
540759
0.16
567656
0.19
77858
0.22
0
0.00
0
0.00
2831
0.23
0
0.00
0
0.00
0
0.00
0
0.00
1671824
0.18
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15
Benches
13
11
Ore
Int. Waste
Ext. Waste
7
5
3
1
0
Figure 2- 12 Reserve report for resource blocks within Whittle pit (done in Excel)
Figure 2- 13 Excavation limits (figures) defined in one bench and within final pit limits
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Figure 3- 3 Tutorial Lesson 1 ORTHO-225 view loaded from the project file
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Figure 3- 18 Tutorial Lesson 1 Activating the Select Composites and getting composite data
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Figure 3- 21 Tutorial Lesson 1 Setting the name and color of surface to import
Figure 3- 22 Tutorial Lesson 1 Setting the format to read the surface text file
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Figure 3- 23 Tutorial Lesson 1 After loading control points top surface is meshed and gridded
Figure 3- 26 Tutorial Lesson 2 Setting the name and color of the second surface
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Figure 3- 28 Tutorial Lesson 1 Section 200S with composites and traces of envelopes and surfaces
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interpolated by inverse squared distance with a default grade of zero (for blocks with no
composites in the search ellipsoid).
6. Under the Surfaces tab, select top in the Topography (Top Surface) box and then ovbd in the
Bottom of Overburden box (Figure 3-35). This way, any block fraction above top will be left
empty . Any block fraction between ovbd and top will be tagged as overburden and not
interpolated. Only blocks with a fraction below ovbd will have their %nickel and %copper
interpolated. Note that you can also have a bottom bounding surface (e.g. a pit).
7. Under the Envelopes tab, click on 1 in the box Not Selected, then click on the Estimate button
so that 1 is in the box Selected (Figure 3-36). Under the Composites tab, click on 1 in the box
Not Selected for Envelopes, then click on the Estimate button so that 1 is in the box Selected
(Figure 3-37). This way, blocks within the ore envelope (tagged 1) will be interpolated only
using composites within the same ore envelope (in other words, zero grade composites
outside the envelope are not used in the interpolation of ore blocks). Click on the OK button
to close the Estimation Settings window (and store your settings for the next interpolation
run).
8. Click on the Estimate Blocks option of the Estimation menu. Messages indicate that
composites and blocks are classified according to envelope and blocks in envelope are
interpolated with composite in the same envelope. After a few seconds, blocks show on the
200S section with colors according to their interpolated %nickel grade (Figure 3-38)
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Figure 3- 29 Tutorial Lesson 2 Starting the block estimation procedure
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Figure 3- 45 Tutorial Lesson 2 Selecting an anchor point along contour of envelope in bench 16
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Figure 3- 48 Tutorial Lesson 2 Second vertex has been moved About to keep changes.
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Decimals = 2, Field Name = Classification, Position = 20, Length = 10, Field Name = ni,
Position = 30, Length =10, Decimals =2, Field Name = cu, Position = 40, Length = 10,
Decimals = 2. Note that you can define the Position and Length of the field whose name
appears in the Field Name box by dragging the mouse on an interval along the numbered rule
and clicking the Select button. Variables which you dont want to write in the output file are
left with a length of 0 (Figure 3-57). Click on the Finish button.
6. Finally the last window is to indicate the name of the ASCII block file to create. We suggest
demo.blk in the demo files directory (Figure 3-58). Click the Save button. If the file already
exists, you get a warning but you can erase the previous version of the file.
7. The ASCII block file can be loaded in many different programs like WordPad (just do an
Open of demo.blk - Figure 3-59), Excel (do an Open of demo.blk as Fixed Width ASCII
Figure 3-60) or Access ( same Figure 3-60). In both Access and Excel , you can create
queries or macros to calculate resource summaries from imported block values.
9. Click on the Save option of the File menu to update the project file demo.bcd with your block
model.
Figure 3- 50 Tutorial Lesson 2 Defining the search ellipsoid for Measured blocks
Figure 3- 51 Tutorial Lesson 2 Defining the search ellipsoid for Indicated blocks
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Figure 3- 53 Tutorial Lesson 2 Defining a new color table to see block classification
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Figure 3- 57 Tutorial Lesson 2 Defining the format of the output block file
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Figure 3- 58 Tutorial Lesson 2 Defining the name of the output block file
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Figure 3- 71 Tutorial Lesson 3 Limits and name of a first figure are entered
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Figure 3- 75 -Tutorial Lesson 3 Selecting the text file for the figure reserve report
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Figure 3- 78 Tutorial Lesson 3 adding more vertices along the figure outline
Figure 3- 79 Tutorial Lesson 3 New figure outline is defined. Reserves are recomputed
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Figure 3- 86 Tutorial Lesson 3 Defining a new figure in bench 17 and adding it to blend
Figure 3- 87 Tutorial Lesson 3 Modifying figure 17-1 to meet target on ore tonnage in blend