Royal Nickel Corp. RNKLF

RNX data visualization on CoreBox software

[goldhunter11]

@yellowjelly on ceo.ca has put together this package for RNX data (introduced by @MarshallArts). Try out the link below and play around with it and let us know what your comments.

https://corebox.net/properties/3646/

This is a good tool for amateurs (easy to use) and professionals (e.g. for planning their next drill hole and a great tool to show the results to high-value investors such as Eric Sprott, ES likes to play with cut-off, but he wanted results without cut-off as well). This is a great tool to prioritize your  mining, i.e. where to get the low-hanging fruit (mine the high grade first), or where you should plan for bulk sampling.

You can do a few things with this tool.

- look at the data from differrent view and location. A good view would be a paln view with E and N on  both sides (at about 30 deg from the horizontal and Z straight up.
- Make sure that all the data clusters are in the screen (one good way is to bring in the full screen to check this). You can zoom in and out.
- Click on the small window at the bottom right corner would bring in a version that would show the id of the drill hole (mouse over the drill trace line).
- You can change the cut-off by moving the slide. Cut-off at 396gpt (top of scale) show 4 points (2 intercepts in a WF cluster, and one each on the AZ clausters), so which drill holes are they?
- There is a scale for each axis for estimating the distance.
According to the note on the top left corner of the page 168 holes were plotted for 16669m of drilling.

Have fun.
Thanks again @jellyyellow for your great work.
GH11
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