This is a short guide to exploring the Imago image viewing tools in a web browser. There are no obligations or costs involved in using the demo.
The Imago viewer is designed for geological core tray and chip images. It uses intelligent logic, optimization techniques and the performance of the Microsoft Cloud to provide instant, high performance viewing. Geologists are able to study the mineralogy and rock quality, monitor the consistency of logging and use the images to continuously inform their interpretation, drilling and mining decisions.
If you haven’t yet opened the demo Click here to open in a new tab. This should open the viewer and display a drill hole.
NB: A username and password may be requested if accessing advanced features:
Username: ImagoDemo2
Password: ImagoDemo2
Viewing the demonstration images
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When you open the viewer, we have set up the demo to display a single drill hole automatically. You will see the core trays are displayed as a drill hole. Scroll up and down the page and Zoom in/out using your mouse wheel.
2. Click the scale option on the lower right to resize the images according to the depth interval covered by the tray. Click the depth bar to move to the depth of interest. For example 190m.
3. Use the mouse wheel to zoom in closely to see the mineral zone of interest.
4. In the left navigation menu, tick drill hole AADD0142 to add it to the display. Zoom and pan to adjust the display. Ctrl + Pan to move a hole up and down to adjust for ‘in-tray’ depths. Tick Dry checkbox in the top navigation panel to display the dry version of the hole. Zoom out to view.
5. Click on the folder icon to see a list of saved views.
Exploring the saved views
6. Televiewer. (You may need to toggle the scale view setting for this one).
Scale Bar reminder:
7. This view shows underground faces photographed using the Imago Mobile where the geologist maps the lithology on screen. The face image and lithology map are synced to the Imago Cloud store when the device is online.
8. RQD – Rock quality estimation using machine learning. Image provides an industry leading RQD estimation model, where RQD is automatically estimated for new images based on your account settings.
9. Sulfide detection using Machine Learning. Imago provides a platform for preparing Machine Model training data, training your models and operationalizing those models. Geologist gain instant insights into mineralogy, lithology and rock classification.
10. View multiple holes in a single view. This example displays Televiewer images.
11. Update your assays and rock codes using Imago Connect. Display along side your drilling core and chip images.
Using the data navigation and display tools
Using the navigation panel on the left, locate ‘Firefly Resource Development’ and click ‘Core Boxes’ in the ‘Drilling Core’ imagery type. This will display a list of drill-holes with Core Tray images available.
Tick the checkbox for AADD0141 and for AADD0142.The core box images for those drill-holes will display.
Often Core Trays represent different intervals. E.g. 1 to 5 metres vs 1 to 7 meters. To view the images to scale, down the drillhole trace, the images need to be resized in the display. Click the ‘Adjust Imagery size by depth’ button on the bottom right of the screen as shown. You will see the images resize to scale. Pan and Zoom to adjust the view. You can click the vertical depth ruler to snap to a desired depth.
Next we may wish to view the images as downhole, linear images instead of the core trays. Unselect the checkboxes under the core trays imagery type, and select the checkboxes for Downhole. Usually the wet images will be the best to view.
Change back to viewing the core trays, then switch to the library view using the buttons at the top right.
Analytics
Click the Analytics button on the main menu bar to view a time chart of collections (Drillholes) added to the workspace. Click on a grid row to open the collection. This provides a quick way to view recently drilled holes and check image quality.
Linking your geology and planning tools to Imago
The next step is to try linking your planning tools to the Imago image library.
View the guide to linking Leapfrog to Imago: View Guide >>
Please contact Imago support for help linking other geology and mine planning tools to Imago. Imago Support >>
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This is a short guide to exploring the Imago image viewing tools in a web browser. There are no obligations or costs involved in using the demo.
The Imago viewer is designed for geological core tray and chip images. It uses intelligent logic, optimization techniques and the performance of the Microsoft Cloud to provide instant, high performance viewing. Geologists are able to study the mineralogy and rock quality, monitor the consistency of logging and use the images to continuously inform their interpretation, drilling and mining decisions.
If you haven’t yet opened the demo Click here to open in a new tab. This should open the viewer and display a drill hole.
NB: A username and password may be requested if accessing advanced features:
Username: ImagoDemo2
Password: ImagoDemo2
Viewing the demonstration images
-
When you open the viewer, we have set up the demo to display a single drill hole automatically. You will see the core trays are displayed as a drill hole. Scroll up and down the page and Zoom in/out using your mouse wheel.
2. Click the scale option on the lower right to resize the images according to the depth interval covered by the tray. Click the depth bar to move to the depth of interest. For example 190m.
3. Use the mouse wheel to zoom in closely to see the mineral zone of interest.
4. In the left navigation menu, tick drill hole AADD0142 to add it to the display. Zoom and pan to adjust the display. Ctrl + Pan to move a hole up and down to adjust for ‘in-tray’ depths. Tick Dry checkbox in the top navigation panel to display the dry version of the hole. Zoom out to view.
5. Click on the folder icon to see a list of saved views.
Exploring the saved views
6. Televiewer. (You may need to toggle the scale view setting for this one).
Scale Bar reminder:
7. This view shows underground faces photographed using the Imago Mobile where the geologist maps the lithology on screen. The face image and lithology map are synced to the Imago Cloud store when the device is online.
8. RQD – Rock quality estimation using machine learning. Image provides an industry leading RQD estimation model, where RQD is automatically estimated for new images based on your account settings.
9. Sulfide detection using Machine Learning. Imago provides a platform for preparing Machine Model training data, training your models and operationalizing those models. Geologist gain instant insights into mineralogy, lithology and rock classification.
10. View multiple holes in a single view. This example displays Televiewer images.
11. Update your assays and rock codes using Imago Connect. Display along side your drilling core and chip images.
Using the data navigation and display tools
Using the navigation panel on the left, locate ‘Firefly Resource Development’ and click ‘Core Boxes’ in the ‘Drilling Core’ imagery type. This will display a list of drill-holes with Core Tray images available.
Tick the checkbox for AADD0141 and for AADD0142.The core box images for those drill-holes will display.
Often Core Trays represent different intervals. E.g. 1 to 5 metres vs 1 to 7 meters. To view the images to scale, down the drillhole trace, the images need to be resized in the display. Click the ‘Adjust Imagery size by depth’ button on the bottom right of the screen as shown. You will see the images resize to scale. Pan and Zoom to adjust the view. You can click the vertical depth ruler to snap to a desired depth.
Next we may wish to view the images as downhole, linear images instead of the core trays. Unselect the checkboxes under the core trays imagery type, and select the checkboxes for Downhole. Usually the wet images will be the best to view.
Change back to viewing the core trays, then switch to the library view using the buttons at the top right.
Analytics
Click the Analytics button on the main menu bar to view a time chart of collections (Drillholes) added to the workspace. Click on a grid row to open the collection. This provides a quick way to view recently drilled holes and check image quality.
Linking your geology and planning tools to Imago
The next step is to try linking your planning tools to the Imago image library.
View the guide to linking Leapfrog to Imago: View Guide >>
Please contact Imago support for help linking other geology and mine planning tools to Imago. Imago Support >>