Significant intercepts

Intercepts as they are written in a release: 12.0 m @ 2.4 g/t Au from 68.0 m.

The intercept rules on the left and the intercepts listed under the log outlined

  1. Cut-off, width, dilution: A sample at or above the cut-off starts or extends an intercept; weaker samples count as internal dilution until their run is longer than the maximum dilution; trailing dilution is trimmed; the intercept must be at least the minimum width.
  2. Top cut and including: A top cut caps high values. An including cut-off adds the high-grade parts, e.g. ‘including 2.0 m @ 15 g/t’.
  3. Average the cut-off or better: On by default: an intercept whose internal dilution pulls it below the cut-off is split. Off gives the usual database report, which does not split them.
  4. Gaps and QC: Only results that passed QC count. A short unsampled stretch, or a sample without a passed result, counts as zero grade and is reported.
  5. Every hole: Download the intercepts of every hole as CSV, with the collar and survey, and the method written out for a release.