SGS Genesis 2026 v2.3.15
SGS Genesis is a specialized geological modeling and mineral resource estimation software developed by SGS Geological Services for 3D deposit modeling, geostatistical analysis, and mineral resource estimation. The software has historically evolved from the Gamma Geostat suite, including SectCAD, BlkCAD, PolyCAD, and Geostat.
Essentially, SGS Genesis combines 3D geological modeling, geostatistics, and resource estimation in a workflow designed primarily for mining geology and mineral exploration. It provides a comprehensive environment for managing geological data, building deposit models, estimating mineral grades, and reporting mineral resources.

Key Features
Drillhole data import, validation, and management
Lithology, sampling, and assay data management
3D geological modeling and surface generation
Mineralization domain creation
Sample compositing
Variogram modeling and geostatistical analysis
Kriging and other grade estimation methods
3D block model creation and management
Mineral resource classification
QA/QC and statistical analysis
Open-pit and underground optimization
Mineral resource estimation and reporting
A typical SGS Genesis mineral resource workflow follows a structured process: drillhole data → QA/QC → compositing → geological domains → variography → block modeling → grade estimation → resource classification → resource reporting.
One of the main advantages of SGS Genesis is its ability to integrate these stages into a single, relatively straightforward geological modeling and resource estimation environment. SGS offers different licensing levels, ranging from the free Viewer to Level 3 Resource Estimation, which provides advanced capabilities such as block modeling, variography, pit optimization, stope optimization, and resource reporting.
SGS Genesis is more than a geological data viewer; it is actively used by SGS for mineral resource estimation and mining projects, including projects requiring documentation suitable for NI 43-101 reporting. Published technical reports demonstrate its use for statistical analysis, block modeling, and mineral resource estimation.
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SGS Genesis is a specialized geological modeling and mineral resource estimation software developed by SGS Geological Services for 3D deposit modeling, geostatistical analysis, and mineral resource estimation. The software has historically evolved from the Gamma Geostat suite, including SectCAD, BlkCAD, PolyCAD, and Geostat.
Essentially, SGS Genesis combines 3D geological modeling, geostatistics, and resource estimation in a workflow designed primarily for mining geology and mineral exploration. It provides a comprehensive environment for managing geological data, building deposit models, estimating mineral grades, and reporting mineral resources.

Key Features
Drillhole data import, validation, and management
Lithology, sampling, and assay data management
3D geological modeling and surface generation
Mineralization domain creation
Sample compositing
Variogram modeling and geostatistical analysis
Kriging and other grade estimation methods
3D block model creation and management
Mineral resource classification
QA/QC and statistical analysis
Open-pit and underground optimization
Mineral resource estimation and reporting
A typical SGS Genesis mineral resource workflow follows a structured process: drillhole data → QA/QC → compositing → geological domains → variography → block modeling → grade estimation → resource classification → resource reporting.
One of the main advantages of SGS Genesis is its ability to integrate these stages into a single, relatively straightforward geological modeling and resource estimation environment. SGS offers different licensing levels, ranging from the free Viewer to Level 3 Resource Estimation, which provides advanced capabilities such as block modeling, variography, pit optimization, stope optimization, and resource reporting.
SGS Genesis is more than a geological data viewer; it is actively used by SGS for mineral resource estimation and mining projects, including projects requiring documentation suitable for NI 43-101 reporting. Published technical reports demonstrate its use for statistical analysis, block modeling, and mineral resource estimation.
123MB
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