Copyright © 2013 by William Seldon Mart and Markey. All rights reserved. Table of Contents INTRODUCTION When building laminar models (such as for coal, heavy minerals or bauxite deposits) a typical method of structural and assay interpolation is triangulation, an algorithm which is chosen when specifying the parameters for the model definition. During the surface building phase each seam is associated with a set of files, one of which contains the actual triangulation. This triangulation file is re-used (with some qualification) if the same structure or assay is triangulated again.
Copyright © 2013 by William Seldon Mart and Markey. All rights reserved. Table of Contents INTRODUCTION When building laminar models (such as for coal, heavy minerals or bauxite deposits) a typical method of structural and assay interpolation is triangulation, an algorithm which is chosen when specifying the parameters for the model definition. During the surface building phase each seam is associated with a set of files, one of which contains the actual triangulation. This triangulation file is re-used (with some qualification) if the same structure or assay is triangulated again.