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Project locks
In GOCAD Mining Suite, lock files manage the reading and writing of SKUA-GOCAD projects. They are automatically created...
Deep Learning as an alternative to downward continuation filters for structural interpretation
Jean-Philippe Paiement proposes an alternative approach to the commonly used downward continuation filters used in the industry...
Is the surface opened or closed?
In GOCAD Mining Suite you can easily know if your surface is opened or closed by...
Creating 3D geological starting model from geological maps and structural measurements
In this lecture, Philippe generates a 3D geological model from a map with structural measurements in Geoscience ANALYST...
Creating Mappable Surfaces
Capture geological observations quickly, safely, and accurately, both in the field and office with HiveMap...
Extracting property names from a CSV
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, extract the property names directly from a CSV file to speed up the process and reduce errors...
Generating exploration models from a detailed structural interpretation and Artificial Intelligence
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.
Organizing files as data sets
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, a data set is often composed of a group of files of various formats along with metadata. These can be grouped...