This in-person, hands-on workshop will showcase the SimPEG open-source project, where researchers worldwide are developing a unified Python framework for geophysical modelling and inversion. Participants will work with multiple geophysical datasets and utilize the current SimPEG capabilities in Geoscience ANALYST Pro Geophysics.
Presenters
Kristofer Davis, PhD
Director, Research and Development
Scott Napier, MSc, P.Geo.
Global Director, Consulting
Date & Time
Friday, February 27, 2026
8:30am – 5:00pm ET
Right before the KEGS Symposium on February 28, and PDAC 2026 on March 1-4. If you will be in Toronto for the conference, this is an opportunity you don’t want to miss!
Location
Radisson Blu Hotel
Toronto Downtown
Just a few minutes away from the MTCC!
Address: 249 Queens Quay W, Toronto, ON M5J 2N5
Meeting Room: Rain Dance
Cost
Standard: $600 CAD
Reduced rate*: $300 CAD
Includes light breakfast and lunch.
(*) Applicable only to Geoscience ANALYST Pro Geophysics Major and Mid-Tier Sponsors.
Target Audience
Geophysicists
Knowledge of Geoscience ANALYST is preferred but not necessarily required.
Capacity
18 participants
We limit the group size to guarantee you receive the best possible training experience. If the course fills up, we will add you to a waitlist and let you know if a spot becomes available.
Expected Outcomes
Participants will acquire:
- Basic skills for data import and preprocessing
- Creation of EM data objects
- Setting of data uncertainties
- Creation of octree meshes
- Running the SimPEG modelling and inversion codes
What should you bring and what will be provided
- Participants will be required to bring a Windows-based laptop with Geoscience ANALYST installed.
- Training licenses for Geoscience ANALYST Pro Geophysics will be provided to attendees. Software should be installed and tested prior to attending the workshop. Installation links and instructions will be provided closer to the date.
Registration for this workshop is now closed.
You are welcome to complete this form to join the waitlist and be notified about future workshop offerings.
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