The date and time the session of GEMS started also displays while information about the Windows graphics settings has been removed.
The GEMS Settings dialog box (Help > GEMS Settings.) has been updated to show the location of the application and configuration folders for GEMS. The normalized variogram type is now the default used to calculate nugget, sill, and range values. Users can now use the Gemcom Block Model Converter to import block model projects from external sources, including Surpac, Vulcan, and Datamine. When users import pits from Whittle Mining Sequence (.msq) files, the following attributes are also imported and populated: l mining and processing cost adjustment factors l pushbacks l tonnage of the block that is mined l fraction and tonnage of the block that is mined for each pit l element grade and product of the block for each, element, and mining process combination The amount of time to import Whittle Mining Sequence (.msq) files has significantly decreased. Block model saving capabilities have improved, and users can save many more interpolated values into block model destination workspaces. Users can now modify a block model workspace by using a distance value to extend or shrink, i.e., change the dimensions of, a block model (Block > Edit > Workspace Properties). Users can now use more than 100 interpolation profiles with Interpolate and Report. l view the number of profiles they are referencing. Users can now: l choose multiple interpolation profiles at the same time.
The Interpolate and Report dialog box (Tools > Geostatistics > Interpolate > Interpolate and Report.) has been updated. GGP Edit can be run regardless of where GEMS is installed. Existing installations will also not be overwritten. The organisation of files and registry keys have been updated, while existing installations remain unaffected by these changes. GEMS can now be installed to any folder and be used simultaneously with a previously installed version of GEMS. Gemcom GEMS™ 6.4 Release Notes Last modified: March 2012
0 kommentar(er)
