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Edit Category Selections in Point Data
I have a large point data set, where i manually created a category selection. Unfotunately, one colleague of mine reloaded the dataset into Leapfrog due to problems with appended data. I know lost my editable category selection. Fortunately, I did not lose the data itself, I could append the category to the reimported…
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evaluated column accuracy with numerical model
I have a numerical model that i'm trying to imprint on a point cloud file using the evaluated column function. This appears to be very accurate with the geologic models in my project, but very inaccurate with the numerical model. Is this a resolution issue within the numerical model or another trick i can use to increase…
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Points projection to the same plane
What is the best way to keep distance between specific points in a projection that are on the same surface or plane
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How to avoid offset of collar labels?
Hi, as you can see in the screenshot below the labels of the collar points are very offset from the actual location. What are possible reasons and how can I avoid this? It's very confusing. Kind regards, Chris
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How do I select points I don't want to model?
Is there any shortcut where I can select the points in the scene that I don't want to use without having to open the paste worksheet and ignore them one by one?
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Numeric Model - RBF interpolant trouble
Hey there, I'm trying to make an extrapolation from fracture data in geothermal wells.The problem is when I load my point data this is upside down in the Z axis in the drillhole data and the numeric model isn't consistent. I'd thank some help or if you can sugest a different approach for this problem Note: I'm a beginner…
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Naming data points
I have geothermal spring locations (X and Y) imported into my model as 2D points from a CSV file. Along with the locations of each spring, there is a number associated with it (Spring 1,2,3 etc...) How can I get those labels to display next to my points? All I have is 250 points with no label so I have no idea which spring…