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ioGAS Link for rapid 3D visualisation of geochemical data

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ARANZ Geo and ioGlobal announce ioGAS Link for rapid 3D visualisation of geochemical data

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand and PERTH, Australia, 30 May 2013 - ARANZ Geo, developer of 3D geological modelling software Leapfrog Geo, and ioGlobal, developer of ioGAS for geochemical exploratory data analysis, announced today the ioGAS Link connecting Leapfrog Geo and ioGAS. The live link allows users of the two software packages to share geochemical and related data in real time.

Shaun Maloney, CEO of ARANZ Geo, says “We’re committed to advancing geological modelling and giving geologists the best tools to understand geology. A huge range of geochemical information can be gathered during exploration, mine development and mine operation. Incorporating this data into Leapfrog improves the model and further reduces risk. Now users of Leapfrog Geo and ioGAS can easily incorporate geochemical data for more robust modelling via the live link.”

The link combines the unique benefits of the two programs; ioGAS is considered to be the ideal software for geochemical analysis and the recently released Leapfrog Geo is the next generation in implicit geological modelling.

Increase confidence
The ability to quickly understand the geological implications of geochemical data will increase confidence and allow geologists to compare previous logging to their assay data. Leapfrog Geo’s intuitive workflows also make the ioGAS Link easy to use and highly accessible.

Visualise with exceptional graphics
The link simplifies data movement between the two programs. Existing assay data from Leapfrog Geo can be analysed and enhanced within ioGAS and then returned to Leapfrog Geo to be visualised in stunning 3D. Leapfrog Geo’s exceptional 3D graphics ease interpretation and analysis, save time and increase reliability.

Improve visual logging
The ioGAS Link can also help to solve logging problems and is a powerful verification tool. New lithological units and alteration zones can be quickly created and defined by objective geochemical data, increasing the reliability of geological models. This is particularly useful for exploration projects through to geometallurgical domaining tasks.

Dave Lawie, GM of ioGlobal, says “This allows an unprecedented level of analysis between geochemical data and the predictive models mining professionals are required to produce. Geologists and engineers will be able to construct models, verified by geochemical data and incorporate these into their mine planning and exploration modelling simply and rapidly.”
Leapfrog Geo – workflow based 3D geological modelling
Leapfrog Geo is the latest software innovation from ARANZ Geo and advances the implicit modelling techniques pioneered in Leapfrog Mining. Leapfrog Geo delivers rapid dynamic modelling in a new intuitive workflow approach that simplifies model operation and enhances flexibility. Stunning state of the art 3D graphics simplify and enhance communication to stakeholders. The resulting benefits increase modelling robustness and reduce an organisation’s exposure to risk.

ioGAS - ideal for geometallurgical data
The features and workflows in ioGAS make it an excellent program to use with geometallurgical data. Parameters such as hardness, grindability, liberation and acid consumption, along with multi-element assays common in exploration, resource and grade control work, may be incorporated into the resource model to improve mine planning. ioGAS can turn such data into valuable qualitative information.

For more on the ioGAS Link connecting Leapfrog Geo and ioGAS see www.leapfrog3d.com/products/leapfrog-geo/ioGAS-Link.

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About ARANZ Geo
ARANZ Geo Limited is the developer of Leapfrog® 3D geological modelling solutions for the mining, hydrogeology and geothermal industries that enable executives to make dramatically better decisions. The thought leader in 3D geological modelling ARANZ Geo has revolutionised the way geological models are developed and used. The Leapfrog suite of 3D modelling packages are trusted decision making tools used by the world’s leading mining companies and investment houses. Wherever geology needs to be understood Leapfrog’s speed and dexterity enables senior executives and geologists to make critical, time sensitive investment decisions that reduce risk. Not just an exploration tool, Leapfrog can be used at every stage of the life of a mine, hydro or geothermal project. ARANZ Geo’s R&D Centre and head office is based in Christchurch, New Zealand. Local Leapfrog support offices operate in five key territories: Asia/Pacific, Africa, South America, North America and Europe. For more on ARANZ Geo see www.aranzgeo.com and for more on Leapfrog visit www.leapfrog3d.com.
About ioGlobal
ioGlobal provides applied geochemistry, geometallurgical, QA/QC consulting and training solutions to resource and environmental industries worldwide. The company has a large team of experienced geochemists, who play a key role in the development of ioGlobal’s proprietary geochemical analysis software ioGAS. ioGAS is specially designed for exploratory and geochemical data analysis. It offers the best tools and workflows for efficiently interpreting data. The software’s dynamic graphical environment allows users to interact with the data in real time. Detecting patterns, anomalies and relationships across data is simplified and results can be produced in a fraction of the time taken by traditional tools. ioGlobal has offices in Vancouver (Canada) and in Perth and Melbourne (Australia) and enjoys the benefits and support of global parent company Imdex Limited (Imdex). For further information regarding ioGlobal or its leading software ioGAS, visit www.ioGlobal.net. Additional information regarding the Imdex Group may also be found at www.imdexlimited.com


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