The Data set explorer provides a simple, immediate ‘dashboard’ access to all the data sets and their summary information. Clicking on a data set summary box will provide additional info as well as access to explore deeper using filtering and charting tools.
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Latest news
New mine production theme
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, version 3.2 has a new theme called Production area. It’s designed for stope, mining room, or drawpoint data...
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GEOH5 open format
We developed geoh5 based on free and open-source HDF5 technology because of its many advantages: wide acceptance across numerous data-intensive industries...
Is the surface opened or closed?
In GOCAD Mining Suite you can easily know if your surface is opened or closed by...
Copying drillholes in a grid pattern
In Geoscience ANALYST you can copy an existing drillhole’s collar and deviation in a grid pattern to map a mineralized horizon...
Improved data analysis
Analyze your data with enhanced histogram display options available in GOCAD Mining Suite v19...
Sneak peek v19
Emerson-Paradigm released a short video to help users become acquainted with the redesigned interface. Watch this short video ...
Customizing metadata
Version 3.0 of Geoscience INTEGRATOR has a new layout for data set summaries that allows you to document any general information as custom...
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...
K-means clustering
In Geoscience ANALYST Pro’s v3.3, you can quickly partition your data based on the K-means clustering...
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...
Getting started with the Python geoh5py
Past event, view here or via our YouTube channel...