This is applicable to structural elevation data only. Dip Gridding: If you are using the Dip Gridding algorithm, you need to define the names of the data columns where the structural measurements are stored.The Z values can be any measured values, such as elevation, quantitative values (geochemistry), qualitative values, percents, etc. Z (Elevation): Select the column that contains the Z values to be modeled and represented in the contour map.Y (Northing): Select the column that contains the Y or Northing coordinates.See Defining your Datasheet Coordinates for more information. These can be Eastings in meters or feet, decimal longitudes, etc. X (Easting): Select the column in the main datasheet that contains the X or Easting coordinates to be modeled and mapped.These will be ignored if the data source is an external file.
Set up the Input Columns (along the left edge of the window).RockWorks offers several different methods to compute the grid model and many different map settings. You can also use this tool to create a new 2D or 3D map from already-existing grid models. You can use this tool to create a new grid model only (no map). You can use this tool to create a new grid model and a new 2D or 3D map. Create a 2-dimensional (flat) map and/or 3-dimensional surface map representing the grid model.RwGrd file) of XYZ data in the Utilities datasheet or in an external ASCII file - OR - read an existing. RockWorks | Utilities | Map | Grid-Based Map Creating Grid-Based Maps Creating Grid-Based Maps
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