Report Data Sources
Use the Report drop-down on the Output > Report Data Sources grid to select the name of the data source to be reported for each report.
Report Data Source |
Contains all single-valued properties for ... |
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Extractions |
extractions generated by the optimiser from the block model for the mine – derived by combining and/or summarising the values from the constituent blocks as required. |
Extractions by Rock Type |
extractions generated by the optimiser from the block model for the mine – derived by combining the values from the constituent blocks per Rock Type. |
Extractions by Material Bin |
extractions generated by the optimiser from the block model for the mine – derived by combining the values from the constituent blocks per Material Bin. |
Optimisation Results for Regularised Blocks |
values assigned by the optimiser to each regularised block from the block model for the mine.1 |
Optimisation Results for Sub-Blocks |
values assigned by the optimiser to each block, including sub-blocks as required, from the block model for the mine. |
Summary by Rock Type |
extractions generated by the optimiser from the block model for the mine – derived by summarising the values from the constituent blocks per Rock Type. |
Summary by Material Bin |
extractions generated by the optimiser from the block model for the mine – derived by summarising the values from the constituent blocks per Material Bin. |
Optimisation Results by Increment for Regularised Blocks |
values assigned by the optimiser by increment to each regularised block from the block model for the mine.1 |
Optimisation Results by Increment for Sub-Blocks |
values assigned by optimiser(s) to each block, including sub-blocks as required, from block model for underground mine for each specified increment in value of selected stage parameter.1 |
Custom Report |
(Obsolete: Equivalent to Optimisation Results for Sub-Blocks data source.) |
Mine |
the mine. |
Material Bins |
material bins, including “Unclassified Material”, and the mine from which they are sourced. |
Elements |
elements and the mine from which they are sourced. |
Rock Types |
rock types and the mine from which they are sourced. |
Exclusion Zones |
zones to which stopes are confined, or from which they are excluded, and the mine to which they apply. |
Default Values by Zone |
zones for which default values are specified and the mine to which they apply. |
Designs by Region |
regions for which mine designs are specified and the mine to which they apply. |
Block Model | This report will output a .DAT extension block model file with rotations as required to align the results with the input block model. |
Attributes
Common
The following attributes are included in all records for all data sources, with the exceptions of Summary by Rock Types and Summary by Material Bins:
Attribute |
Description |
Example |
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DateTimePublished |
Date and time (in format YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS) at which record was published. |
“2021-06-29T11:37:54” |
Version |
Version of the application by which record was generated. |
“21.5.299.2” |
CreatedBy |
Microsoft Windows user name for user by which was record was generated. |
“jbloggs” |
Naming Conventions
The following conventions are used for naming the fields contained within report data sources:
Field Names with |
Location |
Reference |
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InSitu |
Suffix |
Material before extraction from mine. |
DilutedRecovered |
Suffix |
Material after extraction from mine and global dilution and recovery factors have been applied. |
ProcessedRecovered |
Suffix |
Material after extraction from mine and global dilution and recovery, and processing recovery, factors have been applied. |
@_ByMass |
Suffix |
Grade of element @ by mass of material. |
@_ByVolume |
Suffix |
Grade of element @ by volume of material. |
MB_ |
Prefix |
Material bin. |
{MaterialBinName} |
Anywhere |
Material bin with specified name. |
{ElementName} |
Anywhere |
Element with specified name. |
Units
Wherever possible, units of measurement are assigned to the fields in the report files. These units will be recognised by the Report Generator and expressions can be used to convert the results to alternative units of measurement.
Example: If the Density field contains density values expressed in t/m3, these values can be converted to tonnage factors expressed in ft3/sh tn using the following expression:
([Density])(ft3/shtn)
Alternatively, if there are no units assigned to the Density field, but you know that the values are expressed in kg/m3, you can use the following expression to derive the tonnage factors:
([Density](kg/m3))(ft3/shtn)
For a list of attributes for each of the data sources listed in the table (above) click on the following links: