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Re: Will Leapfrog Geo have a tool for evaluating interval tables or point data with a block model ¿?
Hi Ben and Nagi,
We do have an existing feature request to be able to evaluate block models on to drilling data as well as extracting block models to points which could be useful. I can put a vote to these for you to give them a bump.
We do have a workaround for evaluating a block model onto drilling data and it should also work for evaluating onto points. You to do this by creating a geological model from your block model.
- Right-click on your Block model in the project tree > New Grid surface. Choose your block model units in turn and they will appear in the 'surfaces' subheading of your Block model in the project tree.
- Create your Geological model from these newly created surfaces, using 'None' as your base lithology column.
- Right-click on your drillholes in the project tree > New evaluation table. Choose your newly created Geological model.
This method keeps it 'dynamic' so if the block model changes, the new GM will also change and in turn the evaluation on the drillholes.
I hope this helps,
Annabel
Re: measurement conventions structural geology
I agree with the other posters. A dip setting would be welcomed, as would be a toogle to change the east/west flipping
Re: Do the "height" units in layers tab equate to model grid scale??
Thanks for the honest feedback!!
We know the changes can be a bit of a shift, especially when you’ve got go-to activities that used to work well. We’ll keep your input in mind as we continue to improve.
And, please, if you’ve got more thoughts, we’re always happy to hear them!
Re: Do the "height" units in layers tab equate to model grid scale??
Great question!
The grid beneath the cube is a custom scale that was created to resemble the layout from the previous version of the application. It doesn’t currently correspond to the height values or other numerical settings in the app. That said, you are right, and it would be beneficial to align these elements more closely in future updates to improve clarity and consistency.
I will log this as an idea for future enhancements. Thank you.
Re: How to adjust geological layer/surface to follow topography pattern
The 'offset surface' tool is your friend here. New deposit/erosion > from offset surface. Does exactly what you want.
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measure tool
Hello. The old version of Visible Geology had a "measure" tool - for example, to measure the apparent thickness of a tilted layer on the surface of the model. Does this "measure" tool not exist in the new version? Thanks
Re: Slope W (student version) - multiple analysis in one project
Hi @SelvaGounder, you can have two SLOPE/W analyses in one gsz file with a student license.
Re: Why the factor of safety increase due to the boundary effect?
Hi @ShishirKumarSikderAm, I can see in your screenshots that your entry and exit ranges are different in the two cases, which means that all the conditions are not the same. I would recommend keeping the entry and exit ranges the same in both cases, and checking to make sure all of the other variables are the same such as slope angle and material properties. If you are using the results from a SEEP/W analysis for your pore water pressure conditions, check the results of those for each geometry to to see if they're different.
If you're still getting this large of a discrepancy after checking everything, please submit a ticket here so we can take a look: