Tagging query results allows you to rapidly access that subset of objects. Instead of having to search and select multiple filters every time, you can filter your query by that tag. Objects can be added to or removed from that tag at any time.
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Filtering time-based data
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, there are various ways to filter time-based data, by shirts, property, or even day intervals...
Finding data sets by tags and neighbourhoods
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, you can can lookup data sets by the tags they carry and the neighbourhoods they cover...
Arbitrary sections
In Geoscience ANALYST visualize your block model in any direction with the new arbitrary section
Data set search tools
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, you can search by data set name or description through the Data set search...
Transfer data between objects
In Geoscience ANALYST Pro you can Transfer data between objects...
Using ioGAS in Geoscience ANALYST Pro – Virtual Lecture
Past event, recording available here...
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...
Documents linked to a project
When documents are linked to a project in Geoscience INTEGRATOR, it is possible to be more specific and link them to the project’s data sets...
Preview files in the Maps/plans/sections page
See the list of layers of your .dwg and .dxf files. Image sneak peeks are also available...
Mira Geoscience receives the 2023 AME Innovation Award
John McGaughey, Mira Geoscience's President, has been selected for the 2023 AME Innovation Award for leading the development of GEOH5.
R&D project with UDMN
We have been awarded a major R&D project from the Ultra Deep Mining Network (UDMN) called “4D Real-Time Geotechnical Hazard Assessment and Reporting”.
UBC-GIF or VP Suite inversion?
"The programs are complementary, and the combination gives one the ultimate flexibility in potential-field inversion,” says Kristofer Davis, Scientific Programmer at Mira Geoscience.