The Block Model step allows users to load in block models which can then be used for reporting purposes. This process is exactly the same as the Block Model step in Rapid Reserver.
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If the name of a block model appears red, it means the absolute path to the file can’t be found. The path to the blockmodel must be relinked in order to use it. |
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When importing Block Model CSV, you’ll see a preview of the first 100 rows of this CSV. It's a good time-saving feature, as your site Block models CSVs can be of a very large size and take a long time to open. |
Reserve Model Fields
When the block model is loaded, its header fields are listed in the Variables panel on the right-hand side.
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Sum | When aggregating multiple block model cells, the value of these fields will be summed together. Sum fields include quantity fields such as volume, tonnes and gold ounces. |
Weighted | When aggregating multiple block model cells, the value of these fields will be weight averaged by there parent Sum field. Weighted fields need to be nested under a Sum field. |
Class | Creates subtotals of a sum field, such as Indicated / Inferred / Measured. When aggregating multiple block model cells, these fields behave like Sum fields. |
Block Model Formulas and Logical Operators
There are a number of expressions available to use in the Reserve Model Generator.
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Press the Custom Variables button.
In the Script Editor window, customize the formula code.
You can copy sample scripts from the RR. Block Model Custom Variables section and paste them into the Editor window.
Change the required values, such as the parcel and thresholds.
Verify that the code is correct by pressing the Compile button.
If there are no errors, click OK.
The new custom variable will appear in the Variables list on the right in bold. Drag and drop it to map it to the applicable field.
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Generating the Reserve Model
If the Errors panel is blank, and once all fields are mapped, press Generate to build the reserve model.
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