RockWorks2002- geochemistry fence diagrams, solid models and profiles.

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Geochemistry borehole data analysis

2D profiles Choose any transect through the 3D model built by RockWorks based on your borehole geochemistry data	Click to enlarge; a profile through a geochemistry model with overlaying borehole geochemistry histogram traces, which clearly display areas of high concentration
Click to enlarge; a fence diagram 'maze' through a solid model, again with appended borehole geochem histograms	Fence diagrams Create beautiful fence diagrams to visualize multiple transects in 3D through your solid geochemistry model Append other objects such as boreholes, water table surfaces and site maps for extra detail
Solid geochem models Model your contaminant plume, petroleum reservoir, orebody, or other borehole geochem data Set concentration limits in the viewer to view isosurfaces Easy filtering of high or low-valued concentration outliers Set constraints on model extent	Click to enlarge; solid 3D geochemistry model, with appended boreholes showing lithology, stratigraphy and additional geochem data
Click to enlarge; toluene excavation grid map, showing depth of contaminant requiring excavation within site boundaries Click to enlarge; wireframe Pb reserve model, after polygon clipping and overburden filters were applied	Volumetrics, reserve estimates RockWorks has detailed volumetrics and reserve estimate capabilities- calculations are based on your geochemistry solid model Apply minimum and maximum acceptable grade/concentration values Many different filters: interbed, thickness, total thickness, stripping ratio, and distance Apply polygon clipping to your model to compute volumetrics for a given lease boundary View output reserve model as 3D solid model, as a 2D grid model (right), or as a 3D grid model (for stockpiles).

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