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Python applications for geoscientific problems
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Reopening selected commands
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Filtering time-based data
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Dynamically turn on/off classes in scatter plots
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Depth-to-basement inversion using geometry and homogeneous VPmg inversion
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Georeference images
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Using comment field entries in drillhole databases to automatically re-log lithologies
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