In the web UI, you can rapidly filter your data by neighbourhoods and display it in plots, charts, or tables.
Neighbourhoods are pre-defined volumes of space such as a level, a stope, a drive, or a shaft area. They can also be used to filter the data in the 3D viewer.
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