BlastIQ™ Mobile - Filtering within a plan

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Release Date:

17th September 2020

Summary

BlastIQ™ Mobile filtering drill plan simplifies the process of identifying holes that require specific products are in a particular state(s) or have specific deck design.  This feature expedites the preparation of blast plans and accelerates decision-making during the crucial stages of priming and loading, ultimately increasing overall operational efficiency.FilterBlast.jpg

Navigation

To filter either the list view or map view, follow these steps:

  1. Click on the filter icon.Filter1.jpg
  2. Select your desired filters (hole state, bulk decks, air decks, stemming decks).
  3. Click the "Apply" button.Filter2-3.jpg
How to Utilise the Filtering Feature

What It Does: This feature empowers users to refine their searches with precision, considering hole states, bulk decks, designed air decks, and stemming decks.

How to Use It: In the filtering options, you'll find four distinct sections: "Hole States," "Bulk," "Air," and "Stemming." These sections enable you to tailor your search results according to specific criteria.

How It Works: 

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    • Selections within a filter group are OR-ed together.
    • Filter groups are AND-ed together.
    • E.g.: (Partially Loaded OR Loading Completed) AND (2 bulk decks) AND (1 OR 2 air decks)
    • See further examples below.

Examples:

  • If you select two hole statuses, such as 'Drilled' and 'Backfill required' both statuses will be visible.FilterSummary.jpg
  • If you choose a hole state 'Measured' and select 1 bulk deck, 2 air decks, and 1 stemming deck, the search results will only return stemmed holes containing 1 bulk deck or, 2 air decks or 1 stemming deck.DeckCounts.jpg
  • If you select multiple hole states, such as 'Not Drilled' and 'Abandoned' and choose 1 stemming deck, the search results will only return not drilled or abandoned holes that contain 1 stemming deck.Notdrilled.jpg
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