Stope Reconciliation - Input Settings

To access this dialog:

Using the Stope Reconciliation ribbon, select Input Settings.

This panel is used to set up a reconciliation scenario, or access an existing one for editing. You then detail the inputs for each reconciliation scenario.

A wireframe representing your planned stope dimensions must exist. This is referred to as the Stope Design Wireframe. This is compared to the latest field data, commonly a wireframe formed from a point cloud from a Cavity Monitoring System. This must also be available for reconciliation to take place.

Optionally, you can enter other wireframes that represent filled voids around the CMS wireframe. These Fill Wireframes are attributed with a Fill Code and Fill Density.

An input geological model is optional, but if specified, can be used to calculate grades. The model fields that are reported are chosen at the bottom of the screen.

Configuring Reconciliation Scenarios

Each reconciliation scenario is represented by an entry in the list on the left of the screen.

The Reconciliations list is used to Add, Rename or Delete a scenario.

Once a scenario has been added, it is available as an entry in the drop-down list at the top of the screen. This list represents the active scenario and can be used to swap between scenarios (prompting for unsaved changes if they are detected).

Field Details:

Stope Design Wireframe: required. Specify a wireframe representing the stope design. This will be compared with the Stope CMS Wireframe to assess overbreak/underbreak. Output wireframes from Mineable Shape Optimizer (MSO) are ideal.

Stope CMS Wireframe: required. Enter the CMS wireframes that correspond to the selected Stope Design Wireframe for purposes of reconciliation. If available, you can also specify one or more Fill Wireframes that represent filled voids around the scan data. Click "+" to browse for a project file (you can edit the file afterwards if you need to) then enter an optional Fill Code and the Fill Density.

Geological Block Model: Optional. Specify a block model file and a Default Density in order to calculate the grades. You can filter the Block Model Fields to evaluate and report using the check list below.

	Related Topics
	Stope Reconciliation Ribbon Stope Reconciliation Overview Optional Settings Run Results MSO Introduction