Drillhole Compositing

Typically, compositing is performed on an Interval file. In addition to the Drillhole Merge function, there are five compositing functions:

Downhole

Downhole Compositing composites any drillhole data to constant downhole intervals. The function takes an Interval file as input and then creates an output file with the new intervals you define. See: Compositing

Bench

Bench Compositing composites assay values in an Interval file at regular elevation intervals. The function takes an Interval file as input and generates an output file with from and to intervals that correspond to the bench elevations. See: Bench Compositing

Grade

Grade Compositing composites drillhole intervals on the basis of the grades they contain. See: Grade Compositing

Interval

Interval Compositing combines the contents of two Interval files into a single output file. See: Compositing Setup

Geology

Geology Compositing reads a drillhole Assay file that contains many records with identical geology codes over successive intervals. From this it creates a summary file containing a single record for each geological interval. See: Geology Compositing

Interactive Compositing can be done in Vizex against any drillhole (Hatch, Value, Graph, Event, Structual Geology) layer that has numeric intervals.