Last month’s Virtual Lecture showed how to maximize displaying drillhole data in Geoscience ANALYST free Viewer. While pencil crayons are still a vital part of geology, Geoscience ANALYST lets you get all your data into 3D in a convenient shareable format.
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New raster imports
In Geoscience ANALYST you can now import GeoTIFF (tif, tiff), ERMapper (ers), and Surfer (grd)...
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Using comment field entries in drillhole databases to automatically re-log lithologies
This approach uses the comment field of the logging table to extract general topics that can then be used as learning features in a supervised machine learning classification approach.
Custom discrete colour scales
Geoscience INTEGRATOR allows you to build and display custom colour scales when making a scatter plot or...
Let the data speak!
Four years ago, along with DMT Group, we started working with JSC Apatit on their Kirovski and Rasvumchorr mines that...
BHP Bowen Basin, Australia
Surface electromagnetic and electrical methods were trialled at a mine in the Bowen Basin, Queensland, with the objective of mapping the extent of coked coal...
Using Python with Geoscience ANALYST
A new Geoscience ANALYST Python API, providing the capability of connecting to open source software, is scheduled for release....
Have you Scene this?
In GOCAD Mining Suite v19, you can save the view as a Scene by right-clicking on the 3D Viewer > (Scene) Save As…
Dynamically turn on/off classes in scatter plots
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, you can turn on/off classes in scatter plots...
Search for data by spatial extent
This video shows you how to search for data from Geoscience INTEGRATOR by spatial extent...