In our last blog post, we discussed how DRIVER can automatically – and virtually instantaneously – identify anomalous zones in your deposit.
In this post, we will discuss how to upload and manipulate your data in the DRIVER platform.
Uploading data into DRIVER is very simple: it merely requires your standard collar, survey, and assay data that you will have from your geochemical assays.
Begin by hovering over the Setup drop-down, clicking it, and then hovering over the ‘Drilling’ tab. From here, click the three dots (…) to begin (Figure 1).
Figure 1: The DRIVER user interface (UI) highlighting where to begin uploading your data.
From here, you upload a standard .csv file containing your desurveyed assay data. An example of a compatible .csv layout is shown in Figure 2, with a hole id, your assay data, and the xyz data. Be sure to label your assay data headers with the element name followed by an underscore and the units as shown. You will need the x, y, and z columns from the desurveying process as well.
Figure 2 – Example of .csv Assay Data for DRIVER
Figure 3 – Figure showing an uploaded .dxf mesh file representing a fault
In the next DRIVER Primer blog post we will cover one of the most exciting features in DRIVER, the ‘Overlap Profiles’ tool.