Test report for ADX 3, hand-converted by Andy Dent from the ADX2 sample Newmont1.xml that Simon Cox created. NOTE the following four dictionaries are increasing order of file-specific data. In a real system it is highly likely that one or more of the first two at least would be pulled out into a common reference document. XX-R923364-12 CERTIFIED 1992-07-10 Rocky Dips Newmont Geologist Carlin 920500-A1 1992-06-21 Best Assays Laboratory Elko LABB001 1992-06-24 List of Sample Preparation Activities These are referred to by ProtoEvents in dic3 that may add more detail and are assembled into unique ProtoHistory sequences in dic4. prepProc1 Receive Sample Transfer Repeat sample prep pre-crushing Transfer Description of primary procedure to Crush Sample Jaw crush Crush 65 Description of secondary procedure to Crush Sample Jaw crush Crush 95 Description of procedure to pulverize Sample Ring Mill Pulverize Description of procedure to Oven Dry Sample Oven Dry Dry 80.0 Description of procedure to Split Sample split Split List of Analytical procedures An inline list will normally only contain descriptions of the activities used by events in this report. Note that the definitions of sample prep procedures may be maintained and delivered separately from the ADX Report. They may also use a different notation. The only requirement to enable their use for ADX is that each procedure be identified by a URI. as1 As13 AAS-FURNACE AAS-FURNACE As 1 1000 Sb22 AAS AAS Sb 0.2 1000 hg20 AAS-FLAMELESS AAS-FLAMELESS Hg 10 100 Cu5-AQ AAS AAS Cu 1 10000 Zn5-AQ AAS AAS Zn 1 10000 List of ProtoEvent instances, describing individual steps in shared histories. Return rejected material to store List of ProtoHistory instances, describing shared histories. DETAILS TO BE FILLED IN Specimens that were a material="CUTTING" Path c1 Core DETAILS TO BE FILLED IN Specimens that were a material="PULP", should start with a Pulpreuse Remeasured pulps 0.05 ABC581:20-40 Unknown ABC581_40-60 Unknown ABC581_60-80 Unknown ABC581_80-100 Unknown ABC581_100-120 Unknown ABC581_120-140 Unknown ABC581_140-160 Unknown ABC581_160-180 Unknown ABC581_180-200 Unknown ABC581_200-201 Unknown ABC581_200-220 Unknown ABC581_220-240 Unknown ABC581_240-260 Unknown ABC581_260-280 Unknown ABC581_280-300 Unknown ABC581_300-320 Unknown ABC581_320-340 Unknown ABC581_340-360 Unknown ABC581_360-380 Unknown ABC581_380-400 Unknown ABC581_400-401 Unknown ABC581_220-240_s Unknown ABC581_220-240 5.5 398 As 62 Sb 0.96 Hg 93 Cu 22 Zn 386 As 89 Sb 1.00 Hg 90 Cu 52 Zn 520 As 90 Sb 1.8 Hg 74 Cu 94 Zn 540 As 145 Sb 2.1 Hg 79 Cu 38 Zn 1010 As 195 Sb 2.6 Hg 89 Cu 32 Zn 620 As 140 Sb 0.73 Hg 63 Cu 34 Zn 410 As 70 Sb 0.71 Hg 67 Cu 36 Zn 590 As 120 Sb 0.75 Hg 76 Cu 32 Zn 910 As 110 Sb 7.7 Hg 74 Cu 42 Zn 408 As 314 Sb 204 Hg 55 Cu 122 Zn 1010 As 100 Sb 6.1 Hg 61 Cu 30 Zn 1010 As 100 Sb 0 Hg Insufficient material 4.1 Hg 141 Cu 52 Zn 1310 As 54 Sb 6.8 Hg 124 Cu 1060 Zn 520 As 19 Sb 1.00 Hg 81 Cu 1435 Zn 1515 Zn 1000 As 9.2 Sb 0.45 Hg 65 Cu 680 Zn 790 As 15.2 Sb 3.5 Hg 37 Cu 274 Zn 1160 As 39 Sb 4.4 Hg 155 Cu 742 Zn 1340 As 57 Sb 4 Hg 103 Cu 484 Zn 440 As 52 Sb 2.8 Hg 113 Cu 168 Zn 1300 As 71 Sb 8 Hg 92 Cu 86 Zn 119 As 14 Sb 100 Hg 146 Hg 139 Hg 55 Cu 122 Zn