RockWorks uses a specialized modeling method to interpolate a continuous color model from color intervals listed in the borehole database. Color data can be displayed with RockWorks in numerous different formats based on the color model. Import tools allow posting of color intervals based on descriptions (such as Munsell codes), or based on raster images (core photos, etc.).

Color Logs

Display observed color intervals in strip logs (2D and 3D) and log sections.

3D Color Logs in RockWorks

Interpolated color profiles and cross-sections

Display the continuous color model as a single-panel vertical slice or "profile", or as a multi-panel cross section.

Add border coordinate labels
Create an automatic section location map
Include profile "strip-maps" and collar distances
Append 2D logs automatically

A RockWorks color profile diagram with 2D logs

Color model sliced as 3D fence panels

Display the continuous color model as 3D slices or fence panels.

Create fence panels in regular configurations or draw your own
Manipulate the fence in the 3D viewer - turn panels on/off, zoom, rotate
Append 3D logs automatically
Create an automatic fence panel location map

RockWorks software color model fence diagram

3D fence diagram based on a color model

Color model as a 3D solid

Display the continuous color model as a solid in the 3D window.

Filter for specific color ranges
View volumes of the different color materials
Zoom, rotate model in the 3D viewer
Append 3D logs automatically

Interpolated color solid model

Color plan-view maps

Create plan-view maps representing a color model slice.

Display colors where the model intersects a surface, such as the ground or sub-surface structures
Create a color map at a user-specified elevation - a horizontal slice

RockWorks software - interpolated color maps

Color map - interpolated colors extracted along a stratigraphic surface


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