By Andrew Cantwell This video continues on from part 1 of building a geological model in Leapfrog. You won’t hear any narration in this video but captions have been provided to explain the basic steps. If you’re after a more… Read More
Video: Importing and manipulating data – Building a geological model in Leapfrog Geo – Part 1 of 3
By Andrew Cantwell This video provides a short and simple introduction to importing data into Leapfrog, as well as manipulating the data to make it easier to model. It is the first video in a series of 3 that will… Read More
Grade shells vs. mineralised zones
By Lisa Swinnard There is more than one way to create a boundary surrounding a cut-off grade in Leapfrog; however the different techniques used to create these boundaries rely on different underlying concepts. Which tool to select will depend on… Read More
Making a scene – Leapfrog Saved Scene
By Sam Bain Imagine you have built an amazing geological model. You have identified and fixed the problems in the core logging, you have reconciled the lithology labels used by the different historical surveys of the area, your geological surfaces… Read More
Leapfrog Geo evolves with the release of 1.4
By Tim Schurr The geological modelling workflow platform has evolved again, allowing you to model more geologies, in so many more ways. Earlier this month we released Leapfrog Geo 1.4, the third iteration of the software since its launch in… Read More
Predictions at locations where there are no measurements
By Richard Lane A key feature problem in geological modelling is how to take scattered measurements and use these to make predictions at locations where there are no measurements. The data may be measurements on the surface, or samples taken… Read More
Interpolation and anisotropy
By Kirk Spragg Introduction In addition to interpolation, Leapfrog provides two tools that give the user control over the continuity of grade in their interpolants. These are the “Global Trend” and the more advanced “Structural Trend”. The Global Trend can… Read More
Viewing multiple images projected on topography
By Sam Bain Leapfrog allows users to import a range of images into a project so they can be viewed on topography. These include but are not limited to topographic maps, satellite imagery, aerial photos, and geological maps. Imported images… Read More
Modifying your drillhole data: Interval Selections
By Sam Bain The “Interval Selection” tool in Leapfrog combines most of the abilities of Grouping and Splitting (as discussed in previous blogs) with fewer restrictions. The Grouping and Splitting tools provide workflows for combining or splitting existing lithologies exclusively.… Read More
Modifying your drillhole data: Splitting lithologies
By Sam Bain The “Split Lithology” tool (available in Leapfrog Geo, Geothermal, and Hydro) creates a new lithology column by sub-dividing lithologies in an imported column. Often simple logging will result in repeating intervals on each drillhole and these will need… Read More