Use this program to:
The color model stores the actual Windows color for each node. 2D striplogs can be included with the section if the panel endpoints coincide with borehole locations.
See also
Color Profiles
Color Projected Sections
Feature Level: RockWorks Standard and higher
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Follow these steps to create a 2-dimensional (flat) multi-panel section of the project's interpolated color intervals:
If you've selected Use Existing Model, the program will load the information from the existing color model (.RwMod file), and will proceed to diagram generation.
If you've selected Create New Model, the program will scan the project database and extract the XYZ points for all of the downhole color measurements.(For color data, the elevations will represent interval midpoints.) It will apply any source data filters you have requested.
RockWorks will use the selected algorithm to create a solid model of the downhole color data, storing the actual Windows color number as the "G" value in the model. The completed model will be stored on disk under the indicated file name.
The program will then look at the coordinates specified for the section panels and determine the closest nodes along the cut in the brand-new model, if created, or in the existing model. It will construct a vertical profile for each panel to illustrate the color zones. The panels will then be appended together to create the multi-panel section. Logs and, a section location map, and other requested layers will be appended. The completed diagram will be displayed in a RockPlot2D tab in the Options window, if requested.
! If the color model looks OK and you just need to adjust one of the diagram settings, you don't need to keep re-interpolating the model. Choose Use Existing Model and browse for the color .RwMod file to be used for the section.
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