Академический Документы
Профессиональный Документы
Культура Документы
July 2005
11
Figure 2a
Figure 2b
Choosing the Dip and the direction to shift the data, you will need to pick the surface on which you want to drape. When completed, select Preview to see the effect of your choices before saving them to a new geometry object. Alternatively, you can drape to a level (typing in an elevation) or you can drape to an edit grid. On the Options tab of the Drape Tool, you alter the direction to go along the direction of the arrow or against the direction of the arrow. If you prefer, move the elements instead of copy (which is default). When draping points and labels onto a solid or a fold, you have the option of keeping everything, the closest, or the farthest points or labels. For polylines, the result from draping is that all elements in the intersection with the surface are found. If the surface is undulating (such as a fold, or a solid), then Points or Text can optionally be draped onto all of the potential surfaces, the surfaces closest to the original elements being draped, or to the surfaces farthest away from the originally selected elements.
12
July 2005
Once the changes have been applied, the data will be copied onto the surface as a new geometry object. Figure 3 shows the Drape Preview.
Figure 3
The data now requires exporting to a database. Select the newly created geometry object, right click and choose Export (Survey ASCII, CSV format) as in Figure 4. Name the fileit will automatically get the .SRG extension. On the Survey Import/Export Panel coordinates can be shifted or X may be interchanged for Y if needed. For this example, no transformations are necessary. Selecting OK will send the data to a comma separated file that can be imported into acQuire or a spreadsheet. You now have complete data.
(continued on page 14)
July 2005
13
Figure 4a
Figure 4b
Viewer Tips
New options in the MineSight 3-D Viewer Properties dialog offer additional flexibility in setting up the Viewer for such CAD functions as Linking or Polyline editing. The use of Plane Filtering without 2-D mode displays the data as in 2-D mode, but allows full rotation for getting into tight spots. In addition, un-checking the box marked Hide 3-D data when plane filter active will also display surface data in conjunction with the plane filtered polyline data. With the pre-existing options available on the Clipping tab, such as the Clipping plane selection, Dim all but current plane, and unequal Volume Clipping range, a wide variety of viewing scenarios can be generated for your convenience. Give some of these options a try the next time youre having problems getting a good visual bead on your data. Call Technical Support or E-mail TS@mintec.com if you have any additional questions regarding these viewing options.
14
July 2005