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Event types in GeoLogic: The best geological modeling techniques in MinePlan. Did you know that GeoLogic has several predefined event types to aid in the implicit geological modeling process? In today's Tips & Tricks, we'll talk about each of them. When opening GeoLogic, you will immediately notice a band on the upper edge with several event icons (Figure 1). Each one of these icons represents a type of object to be modeled by the software and brings together optimized settings for that. It is up to the user to choose the tool that best represents the desired object to be modeled. Figure 1: GeoLogic interface highlighting the different types of events. In general, it is possible to group events into the following classes: Events with hanging wall and foot wall: stratigraphy, dyke/vein and weathering; Zone events: topography, fault and unconformity; Solid…

Meet Hexagon MinePlan GeoLogic: Implicit geological modeling in MinePlan. Did you know that the MinePlan package has a powerful implicit geological modeling module? In today's Tips & Tricks, we'll talk about it: GeoLogic! GeoLogic is a MinePlan package software capable of creating surfaces and solids, generating a robust and representative three-dimensional model of the geology of a given region. The program uses Radial Basis Functions (RBF) algorithms to model geological bodies from drilling data, trench samples or mining fronts. The results show closed solids, with natural contours and statistical reliability (Figure 1). Figure 1: Differences between explicit (left) and implicit (right) modeling. GeoLogic can be opened under MP3D's Geo Tools menu, presenting a simple and intuitive interface. It allows you to generate events…