Normalizing A Grid Model

RockWorks | ModOps | Grid | Statistics | Normalize

The grid normalization filter is used to re-compute the grid node values such that they range between a user specified minimum and maximum. This filter is useful when looking for relationships between models that are expressed in different units. For example, if you're looking for areas where there's a correlation between mercury and antimony, normalize both grids and divide one by the other.

This program requires that a real-number RockWorks grid model (.RwGrd file) already exists.

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Step-by-Step Summary


  1. Select the ModOps | Grid | Statisticss | Normalize menu option.
  2. Enter the requested menu settings, described above.
  3. Click the Process button to continue.

    The program will load the input grid model, assign the lowest node value the declared minimum value, and the highest node value the declared maximum. It will the re-assign the remaining nodes the appropriate proportional intermediate values. The resulting normalized node values will be stored in a new grid file (.RwGrd) on disk under the output file name you selected. The requested diagram(s) will be displayed in a RockPlot2D tab and/or RockPlot3D tab in the Options window.

  4. You can adjust any of the settings in the Options window and then click the Process button again to regenerate the diagram(s).
  5. View / save / manipulate / export / print the diagram in the RockPlot2D or RockPlot3D window.

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