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Destination Tables
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If you do not wish to import the blocks, set the destination table to "<Skip>".
The levels of the Tables are set in the Create Tables step.
Pay attention to the correct mapping so that you don't assign levels of Pits to the Dumps.
Block Mappings
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Note that ATS is not designed to deal with flitches, benches only. If you do need to mine by flitches, you should map Level.Flitch as Bench level.
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Resolve all the error messages listed in the bottom panel to proceed with the project setup. More examples of possible error messages see in the last section on this page (Errors Messages). |
Number field
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The “Number” field under the Name of each mine structure item lets you specify an explicit numeric name mapping for each level (it can be used for specifying Bench RL, for example).
It’s not a mandatory field and can be left blank.
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Sometimes after updating Reserves data and regenerating Reserves model, inventory reserves fields may change. In this case, you’ll need to update parcel fields mappings. |
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If you wish to map fields which may be missing from the inventory files make sure Ignore Missing Fields in Parcels is ticked (and leave a mapping blank).
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recommendations see in the section Common below.
Common tips
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Block and Parcels mappings can be copied from any row in the left panel (<CTRL+C>) and pasted in the next row (<Ctrl+V>).
Once satisfied with Block/Parcel mapping for one stage, you can populate this mapping to the other stages of the same destination table (if the mapping for them is the same) using Copy and Paste buttons in the top right corner.
Use <CTRL> and <SHIFT> keys to multi-select stages where you wish to use the same mapping.
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Block/Parcel mappings can be exported from one project and imported into another, or be kept as a back-up when updating Reserves data using Export Mappings and Import Mappings buttons in the top right corner.
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Note, that when importing new Inventory Model, the previous mapping will disappear, and you’ll be prompted to repeat it. That’s why it is recommended to use Re- import button when updating Reserves Data in the Choose Data Sources step.
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Each time after updating Block models and introducing a new parcel in Rapid Reserver you will need to check Data Mappings to make sure that each parcel is mapped correctly. You may also need to check Fields to make sure that field(s) for new parcel(s) exists. |
Error Messages
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Incorrect block or parcel mapping won’t let you to proceed to the next step. All the errors messages, listed in the bottom panel must be fixed.
Resolve the following error messages:
Invalid Reserves
The block/parcel (OpenPit/M1/P1/S1/712/1/1:w) must have values for volume, dry tonnes, and wet tonnes, or 0s in each.
Locate this block in Rapid Reserver and check the reserves. Chances are that the block model has negative or zero density due to air blocks. To fix use the formulas provided in RR. Block Model Formulas.
Duplicate Blasts
The names of the records were not unique. This is likely due to a mis mapping of record names. Check name: (OpenPit/M1/P1/P101/890/4000).
Create a report in Rapid Reserver and locate the duplicate blocks. You may need to change the level names or the blast names to prevent name collisions.
Mismatching entries
Entry (<Rapid Reserver>/pit2) has field (Mining:ProcessStreams_wet_rail_SubProducts_lump_dryTonnes) with a mapping that is not in the imported file.
Review inventory reserves fields, they can be updated in the re-imported inventory file (ie. different name).