Importing of MINEX Drillhole data in Carlson


 
Carlson Geology
A Complete Geologic Modeling Package for both Stratigraphic and Block Modeling

Use Carlson Geology to manage drillhole data, plus calculate strata models, block models, quantities and qualities. The process from importing  drillholes, validating the data and modeling the ore to reserve calculations is seamless.  For drillholes, Carlson Geology enables users to produce accurate models, Automate data, turn out reports quickly & easily,  differentiate by quality & tonnage, analyze for compliance. It utilize correlated and validated drillhole data to generate isopach maps complete with custom colors and naming. Supports all the major geological modeling techniques, including triangulation, inverse distance, Kriging, polynomial and least squares. Calculate the reserves for each pit and bench instantly with the 3D Surface History and play it back in real time with 3D mine simulations.

               As per request from different Mine Planners & Geologists in regards of "Does Carlson Supports Minex Data ?" so in this pdf we have shown some simple steps for importing minex drillhole (NRD/DMP extension) or minex grid files (ASCII & CSV format).

Method 1: Importing of MINEX Drillhole data in Carlson.

You can simply import Minex Drillhole Data (NRD/DMP extension) inside Carlson Geology Software through these simple step.

Step 1.
On the top of the screen, inside file menu option of Carlson Geology Module, you can find Drillhole menu. In Drillhole, menu simply click on import/export Drillhole & then click on Drillhole import

Step-2
After clicking drillhole import option, a drillhole file format pop up on screen, in that select Other Specific Formats

Step- 3
When you click on OTHER SPECIFIC FORMATS, A new popup screen appears from which you can directly import your Minex Geology data (NRD/DMP extension) inside Carlson Software

Step-4
Choose your Minex geological data that will be with the extension format NRD/DMP from your browsing directory & That's the way of importing Minex Geological data inside Carlson Software




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