Geological modeling, a critical process in mining and exploration, typically involves the following steps: 1. Data Collection and Analysis: Gathering a wide range of geological data such as drill hole logs, geophysical survey data, and geochemical analyses. This data is then analyzed to understand the geological characteristics of the area. 2. Interpretation and Correlation: Interpreting the collected data to identify geological structures like faults, folds, and mineralized zones. This involves correlating data from different sources to create a coherent geological story. 3. Model Construction: Using specialized software, such as GEOVIA, to construct a three-dimensional model of the geology. This model integrates all the interpreted data, representing the subsurface geology in a visual and interactive format. 4. Validation and Refinement: Continuously validating and refining the model as new data becomes available. This iterative process ensures the geological model remains accurate and up-to-date, reflecting any changes or new findings in the geological understanding of the area.