GETSAMP Process
To access this process:
- Enter "GETSAMP" into the Command Line and press <ENTER>.
See this process in the Command Table.
Process Overview
GETSAMP produces a sample file from a desurveyed drillhole file. In one way, it's almost the opposite of desurveying component drillhole files into a static drillhole file.
The output file will contain the BHID, FROM, TO from the input hole(s) with the longest possible intervals for each selected field.
A sample file may be used to save lithology or ore zone interpretations (for example, created with changes to the drillhole file imparted by group-lithology, assign, lithology or edit-dh-attributes).
It may also be used to save interpretations made to drillholes during implicit modelling in Studio's resource modelling products. During these activities, specific columns are added to drillholes to indicate enabling and reversing of columns (e.g. “_FLAG_VS_ROCK” or “_FLAG_CS” ).
The resulting downhole sample file can then be merged with existing drillhole sample tables during desurveying.
Input Files
Name |
Description |
I/O Status |
Required |
Type |
IN |
Desurveyed sample data file. This will include fields BHID, FROM, TO, X, Y, Z, A0, B0, and all other fields which were included in the sample file(s). Expects fields BHID, XCOLLAR, YCOLLAR and ZCOLLAR; optional fields BRG, DIP. |
IN | Yes | Static Drillhole File |
Output Files
Name |
Description |
I/O Status |
Required |
Type |
SAMPLE |
Generated sample data file. This file is compulsory and will include fields BHID, FROM, and TO. It will also include at least one sample attribute field, such as grade or lithology. |
OUT | Yes | Table |
Fields
Name |
Description |
Source |
Required |
Type |
Default |
F1 | First sample attribute field for saving to sample output. | IN | Yes | Any | Undefined |
F2-F30 | Sample attribute fields for saving to sample output. | IN | No | Any | Undefined |
Parameters
Name |
Description |
Required |
Default |
Range |
Values |
CSVOUT | Set to 1 to create a CSV output file of the plot data file specified in GETSAMP. | No | 0 | 0-1 | 0,1 |
Example
!GETSAMP &IN(HOLES1),&OUT(SAMP1),*KEY1(LITH)