In the Properties browser, objects are grouped by the properties they contain. This makes it easier to display a property for one, multiple, or all objects. This can save a lot of time spent browsing through the different objects’ properties and improve your property display efficiency.
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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...
Data set summaries
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR The Data set explorer provides simple, immediate ‘dashboard’ access to all the data sets, and their summary information...
Block model volume
In Geoscience ANALYST you can visualize your block model data by volume in the Visual Parameters panel...
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Editing property’s colormap
In GOCAD Mining Suite, when you select a property its colormap can be edited...
Including water bodies in gravity and magnetic inversion modelling – Geoscience ANALYST Pro Geophysics
Thomas Campagne demonstrated how to explicitly include bathymetry in inversion modelling of near-shore gravity data...
Filter records with, or without files associated to them
Geoscience INTEGRATOR offers the convenience of associating files to data records to...
Dynamically turn on/off classes in scatter plots
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, you can turn on/off classes in scatter plots...
Reshape using spiderwebs
GOCAD Mining Suite v19 allows you to reshape your surfaces and 2D Grids with a spiderweb editing tool...
Importing objects from project
In GOCAD Mining Suite you can easily import objects from one GOCAD project to another by...
Women Geoscientists in Canada
We are proud sponsors of WGC, advocates for increased gender balance within geosciences...
Depth-to-basement inversion using geometry and homogeneous VPmg inversion
Past event - View here or on our YouTube channel...
New importer: 2D SEG-Y
In Geoscience ANALYST you can visualize your block model data by volume in the Visual Parameters panel...
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