In Geoscience ANALYST Pro, you can copy an existing drillhole’s collar and deviation in a grid pattern to map a mineralized horizon. A preview of the grid will allow you to easily change the azimuth, number of copies, and spacing.
You also have the option to drape the collars on your topography surface and extend or shorten the drillholes to reach your horizon. Find out more about new drillhole planning tools in this video.
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