• Mining and mineral exploration map symbols for Bluebeam Revu: 110 tools in 2 tool sets following the FGDC Digital Cartographic Standard for Geologic Map Symbolization (FGDC-STD-013-2006) - veins, mineralized and disturbed areas, mines, shafts, adits, pits, quarries and prospects. Collage of Tool Chest cards in Symbol view.
  • Six line styles of the Mining & Mineral Exploration Bluebeam tool set drawn as freeform polylines in Bluebeam Revu: vein (certain and queried), mine dump bench, open pit or quarry, inclined workings and lagging or cribbing along a drift
  • Hatch patterns and area tools of the Mining & Mineral Exploration Bluebeam tool set drawn as freeform polygons in Bluebeam Revu: zones of mineralized or altered rock, areas of high and moderate mineral resource potential, graded area, strip mine, landfill, stoped area, area of identified resources and artificial fill
  • The Bluebeam Revu Tool Chest with the 2 tool sets of the Mining & Mineral Exploration tool set loaded, closed to the set titles: Veins & Mineralized Areas and Mines, Shafts, Adits & Pits.
  • Mining & Mineral Exploration tool set for Bluebeam Revu: Veins & Mineralized Areas set, all 51 tools (19.1.1 to 19.2.15) - veins, veinlets and mineralized stringers, mineralized and altered zones, mineral resource potential areas, metamorphic facies boundaries and disturbed ground - graded areas, strip mines, artificial fill, tailings, mine dumps and subsurface workings projected to surface. Tool Chest in Symbol view.
  • Mining & Mineral Exploration tool set for Bluebeam Revu: Mines, Shafts, Adits & Pits set, all 59 tools (19.3.1 to 19.4.18) - prospects, sand, gravel and placer pits, open pits and quarries, trenches, adits, portals, mineral exploration drill holes, mine shafts, winzes and raises, workings, ore chutes and stoped areas. Tool Chest in Symbol view.
  • Mining & Mineral Exploration tool set for Bluebeam Revu: Veins & Mineralized Areas set, tools 1-18 of 51 (19.1.1 to 19.1.16) - Vein, veinlet, or mineralized stringer, Inclined vein, veinlet, or mineralized stringer, Vertical or near-vertical vein, veinlet, or mineralized stringer, Small, minor inclined vein, veinlet, or mineralized stringer and 3 more. Tool Chest in Detail view, one row per tool with its FGDC reference number and name.
  • Mining & Mineral Exploration tool set for Bluebeam Revu: Veins & Mineralized Areas set, tools 19-35 of 51 (19.1.16 to 19.2.2) - Zone of mineralized or altered rock, showing high level of mineralization, Zone of mineralized or altered rock, showing low level of mineralization, Area of identified resources, Area of high mineral resource potential, Area of moderate mineral resource potential and 5 more. Tool Chest in Detail view, one row per tool with its FGDC reference number and name.
  • Mining & Mineral Exploration tool set for Bluebeam Revu: Veins & Mineralized Areas set, tools 36-51 of 51 (19.2.3 to 19.2.15) - Strip mine, Artificial fill, Tailings, Mine dump, Mine dump bench and Subsurface workings, projected to surface. Tool Chest in Detail view, one row per tool with its FGDC reference number and name.
  • Mining & Mineral Exploration tool set for Bluebeam Revu: Mines, Shafts, Adits & Pits set, tools 1-15 of 59 (19.3.1 to 19.3.15) - Prospect (pit or small open cut), Sand, gravel, clay, or placer pit, Abandoned sand, gravel, clay, or placer pit, Open pit, quarry, or glory hole, Abandoned open pit, quarry, or glory hole, Open pit or quarry (mapped to scale), Trench (generalized trace) and 5 more. Tool Chest in Detail view, one row per tool with its FGDC reference number and name.
  • Mining & Mineral Exploration tool set for Bluebeam Revu: Mines, Shafts, Adits & Pits set, tools 16-31 of 59 (19.3.16 to 19.3.31) - Destroyed adit or tunnel entrance, Abandoned or inaccessible adit or tunnel entrance, Adit or tunnel entrance, Portal, Approximately located portal, Destroyed portal, Abandoned or inaccessible portal, Portal and open cut, Drill hole for mineral exploration and 3 more. Tool Chest in Detail view, one row per tool with its FGDC reference number and name.
  • Mining & Mineral Exploration tool set for Bluebeam Revu: Mines, Shafts, Adits & Pits set, tools 32-46 of 59 (19.3.32 to 19.4.7) - Inclined drill hole for mineral exploration, Vertical mine shaft, as shown on smaller scale or general-purpose maps, Multiple vertical mine shafts, as shown on smaller scale or general-purpose maps and 8 more. Tool Chest in Detail view, one row per tool with its FGDC reference number and name.
  • Mining & Mineral Exploration tool set for Bluebeam Revu: Mines, Shafts, Adits & Pits set, tools 47-59 of 59 (19.4.8 to 19.4.18) - Raise or foot of winze (drawn to scale), as shown on subsurface exploration maps, Crosscut tunnel or intersection of workings (drawn to scale), as shown on subsurface exploration maps, Workings (drawn to scale), as shown on subsurface exploration maps and 8 more. Tool Chest in Detail view, one row per tool with its FGDC reference number and name.
  • Mineral exploration map drawn in Bluebeam Revu with the Mining & Mineral Exploration Bluebeam tool set: veins through a zone of mineralized rock, an area of high mineral resource potential, an open pit, a mine dump bench, a strip mine, adits, prospects and drill holes
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Mining & Mineral Exploration Bluebeam Tool Set

Mining & Mineral Exploration Bluebeam Tool Set

$59.99 USD
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Tool set of mining and mineral exploration symbols for marking up geologic maps, mine maps, and exploration plans, following the FGDC Digital Cartographic Standard for Geologic Map Symbolization (FGDC-STD-013-2006). This tool set covers 2 categories with 110 tools, available in a standard colors version (the standard's red veins and resource areas, black workings) and a redline version. The 19 line tools — veins, facies boundaries, mine dump benches, open pit outlines, subsurface workings, and underground workings — are native Polyline markups with custom line styles. The 15 area symbols come as 30 tools: a Polygon markup and an Area measurement markup that reports the area, with the standard's patterns, tints, and outlines. The 61 point symbols and decorations are groups of native Bluebeam markups with editable dip, angle, depth, and label text. Every tool is named after its FGDC reference number, so placed markups list and count by name in the Markups List.

Examples of tools included:

  • Veins and mineralized areas
    • Veins, veinlets, and mineralized stringers, certain or queried, and accurate, approximate, or concealed, with dip and vertical decorations
    • Zones of mineralized or altered rock, areas of identified resources, and areas of high, moderate, low, and unevaluated mineral resource potential
    • Metamorphic facies boundaries
    • Disturbed ground: graded areas, strip mines, artificial fill and landfill, tailings, mine dumps, and mine dump benches
    • Subsurface workings projected to the surface, in six options
  • Mines, shafts, adits, and pits
    • Prospects, sand, gravel, clay, and placer pits, open pits, quarries, and glory holes, active or abandoned, and trenches
    • Adits, tunnel entrances, and portals: approximately located, destroyed, abandoned, and with angle of inclination
    • Drill holes for mineral exploration, with name, number, type, and ore grade, and inclined drill holes with collar, trace, angle, and depth
    • Vertical and inclined mine shafts, winzes, raises, crosscuts, ore chutes, roof and floor elevations, workings, caved and inclined workings, lagging, and stoped areas
    • The 19 line styles and 8 hatch patterns are also included as a line style set and a hatch pattern set for any other markup

Delivered as a Bluebeam Revu profile that loads both tool sets, the line style set, and the hatch pattern set in one import, plus the individual tool set files, in standard colors and redline.

How to use

  • Import the profile (Revu > Profiles > Manage Profiles > Import, or double-click the .bpx file), or import single tool sets from the Tool Chest (Manage Tool Sets > Import).
  • Point symbols: click a tool, then click the sheet; type over a value or label to change it.
  • Line tools: click a tool, then click from point to point and double-click to finish.
  • Area tools: click a tool, click around the area, and double-click to finish.
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