WinLoG Elemental Abundances Example

Depth-aligned elemental, mineralogical and geological data in a validated mineral-exploration drillhole log.

This example presents a 50 m mineral-exploration drillhole using fourteen coordinated graph datasets. It displays the elemental abundance profiles for Mo, Cu, Pb, Zn, Ag, W, Mn, Sr and F, together with recovery and the K2O, Na2O, CaO and CPW curves.

Alteration, mineralization, fossils, lithology symbols and detailed geological descriptions share the same measured-depth scale, allowing geochemical changes to be compared directly with interpreted rock units. Automated validation completed with 100% completeness, 85% confidence, and no errors or warnings.

14 Graph DatasetsElemental AbundancesRecoveryLithologyAlterationMineralizationFossilsValidation PassedXML Template

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Capabilities Demonstrated

What This Elemental Abundances Example Shows

Element Profiles

Molybdenum (Mo)
Copper (Cu), lead (Pb) and zinc (Zn)
Silver (Ag) and tungsten (W)
Manganese (Mn) and strontium (Sr)
Fluorine (F)

Geochemistry

K2O profile
Na2O profile
CaO profile
CPW curve
Depth-aligned curve comparison

Geological Context

Seven lithologic intervals
Alteration track
Mineralization track
Fossil occurrence track
Detailed interval descriptions

Validation

Validation passed
100% completeness
85% confidence
No errors or warnings
Quality rated Good

Geochemical Curves Beside Interpreted Geology

The example places high-density elemental and mineralogical curves beside recovery, alteration, mineralization, fossils and lithology. This makes changes in geochemical response immediately comparable with geological boundaries and descriptive observations.

The log spans depths from 10 to 50 m and includes pisolitic limestone, shale, dolomite, fossiliferous limestone, granite, greenschist and gabbro. Consistent depth alignment supports rapid visual correlation and review across all datasets.

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