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RockWare
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Logs, Log Sections and Log Maps
Create individual logs or multi-log cross sections and maps in 2D and 3D.  Arrange log columns using the interactive design window.  RockWorks displays both vertical and deviated/inclined wells.

Cross Sections

Create single- and multi-panel 2D cross sections of geologic data: interpolated lithology, stratigraphy, quantitative data, fractures, and aquifers. Include source log data, borders, titles, legends.


Fence Diagrams

Create 3D cross sections or fence diagrams of interpolated geologic and numeric data: lithology, stratigraphy, geochemistry, geophysical & geotechnical, colors, fractures, and aquifers. Include source log data, borders, and legends.


Volumetrics and Pit Optimization

RockWorks offers both interactive viewing of volume computations of ore / material / contaminant, as well as detailed reports.


Maps

Use RockWorks to create dozens of types of maps: point, contour, isopach, 3D surface, geology, land grid, and survey maps.


3D Solid Models

Use RockWorks to create continuous 3D "solid models" or "block models"  of your downhole geochemical, geophysical, or geotechnical measurments; observed lithology materials; color categories; fractures; and vectors/voids.


Data Types

Use RockWorks to store and interpolate lithology, stratigraphy, geophysical, geochemical, fracture, and water level data.


Other Geology Tools
Stereonets, rose diagrams, Piper and Stiff diagrams, coordinate conversion and more.

Graphic Output
RockWorks system requirements, imports/exports, and scripting.

Importing and Exporting

RockWorks offers an incredible array of options for importing and exporting data, graphics, grid models and solid models:


RockWorks Revisions List

View a comprehensive list of new features that have been added to the RockWorks program and posted every few weeks since its original release.


What Users Say
What do our clients say about RockWorks?

RockWare Command Language
Almost all of the applications within RockWorks may be accessed, without displaying RockWorks menus, by placing special commands within an ASCII text file.  Note that it addition to running applications via an RCL script, it is also possible to display the RockWorks sub-menus.  


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