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Re sectioning, what I really want for sectioning in ArcGis or QGis is more of an access plotting module. Have a database of sections, interrogate my borehole database and DEM to make a number of shape files projected in section space. Then I just bring the files into my GIS and up pops a section.

Now, if I could then draw to my heart's content all the interp I want in section space, with an attribute identifying the section I am drawing on, then my access app could import that shapefile, project it to 3d coordinates and plot it on sections that cross that one, or send it to a modeller for import into his 3d package. As I said, a bit like using a cad package for geology, I couldn't easily make it import a whole lot of point, line, polygon and polyform x,y,z files and put things in place, then draw.

Frankly, I am happy with plan and section, I just want the zoom, interrogate and turn on and off that I get with a GIS. Thanks a lot for the very interesting discussion. Do someone know about a free software for variogram calculations to define kriging parameters? That is available for free as well. Maybe also something to add to your website. I've used Paraview before and found it a bit complicated to start with. But is quite a powerful viewer.

Haven't used it for processing data. Also, I couldn't figure out how to import drilling data. Blender I've used years ago, but not for mining related work. Like John said, it is a very powerful design package focussed on the games and animation industry. It seems very capable to do very cool things. Have you ever looked at RecMin modelling software? I know this may seem a bit redundant as we all know how to use google, but Wikipedia has a list of open source geology software.

There is also a growing trend of people using python to build their own geoscience tools as outlined briefly in this article. You might want to check the RecMin software mentioned here a few times. There is a link to the english version as well. For statistical analysis you'll find 'R' has most of the tools you will ever need including those for geostatistics - steep learning curve but extremely powerful with many packages available. I did not search about modelling and resources calculation.

Important thing is that software are multi-platform. They tell me it good for resource estimation.