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Geoscience ANALYST Open Training

Build practical skills in Geoscience ANALYST through instructor-led open training sessions designed for geoscientists working with multidisciplinary data.

Whether you are getting started or expanding your capabilities, our open training gives you structured, hands-on learning you can immediately apply to your projects.

Upcoming Open Training Sessions

Geoscience ANALYST Pro Fundamentals (Geophysics Focused) | Aug 12-13

Develop a solid foundation in geophysical data processing, visualization, and interpretation with the Geoscience ANALYST Pro Fundamentals (Geophysics) course. This hands-on training introduces the core workflows used to manage, process, model, and interpret geophysical datasets within Geoscience ANALYST Pro. Participants will learn how to import and quality control geophysical data, generate 2D grids, work with scripting, design 3D grids, and perform forward modelling and inversion to support informed geophysical interpretation.

Course Content

DAY 1:
Build a strong foundation by importing, visualizing, and preparing geophysical datasets for interpretation. Participants will:
  • Import geophysical datasets
  • Visualize data and perform quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) steps
  • Apply gridding, masking, and filtering techniques to prepare datasets
  • Create maps and 2D/3D visualizations for data exploration
  • Design computational meshes using Block Model and VPmg mesh workflows

By the end of Day 1, participants will understand how to efficiently prepare, visualize, and quality-control geophysical data while gaining an introduction to the mesh design tools within Geoscience ANALYST Pro.

DAY 2: 
Build on the processed datasets by developing geophysical models and interpreting inversion results. Participants will:
  • Create synthetic surveys for forward modelling
  • Forward modelling to simulate geophysical responses
  • Configure and run inversion workflows
  • Visualize and evaluate inversion results in 2D and 3D
  • Integrate inversion results with other geoscience datasets to support geological interpretation

By the end of Day 2, participants will be able to perform forward modelling and inversion, visualize and assess the results, and integrate geophysical models with other geoscience datasets to support mineral exploration and geoscientific investigations.

Prerequisites

  • Basic knowledge of Geoscience ANALYST (3D viewer) is required. If needed, refresh or acquire these foundational concepts by watching the first four videos in the Geoscience ANALYST Learning Hub on YouTube
  • Basic understanding of geoscience concepts is also recommended

Additional Information

Duration:

  • 4 hours (2 hours x 2 days)

Session Breakdown:

  • Day 1: Wednesday, August 12 | 10 AM – 12 PM (Pacific Time*)
  • Day 2: Thursday, August 13 | 10 AM – 12 PM (Pacific Time*)

(*) Course times are shown in Pacific Time. View the course time in different time zones.

Instructor:

  • Rajesh Vayavur, PhD, Geophysical Software Specialist at Mira Geoscience

Delivery Format:

  • Live instructor-led sessions delivered via Microsoft Teams
  • Includes hands-on exercises and guided workflows

Cost:

  • $200 USD*

(*) Major and mid-tier sponsors of the Geoscience ANALYST Consortia (Pro Geophysics and/or Pro Geology) may register for this training at no cost by using 4 hours from their consortium allocation.

Geoscience ANALYST Pro Fundamentals (Geology Focused) | New dates TBC

Build a strong foundation in mineral exploration data analysis and interpretation with the Geoscience ANALYST Pro Fundamentals course. This training covers essential workflows, including data import and management, visualization of multi-parameter datasets, and the integration of geoscience data in 2D and 3D. Participants will gain hands-on experience with core tools for processing, modelling, and interpreting exploration data, enabling them to extract meaningful insights and support more informed decisions.

Course Content

DAY 1:
Build a strong foundation by building a basemap, integrating surface datasets and introducing subsurface context in a unified visual environment. Participants will:
  • Set up a base map using topography, imagery, and GIS layers
  • Import and validate geochemical and structural datasets
  • Use visualization, filtering, and classification to highlight key patterns
  • Integrate and grid geophysical data
  • Compare geochemical, geophysical, and geological data using cross plots and statistical tools

By the end of day 1, participants will understand how to prepare, visualize, and inspect integrated datasets.

DAY 2: 
Build on the visual foundation to measure relationships between datasets and support exploration decisions. Participants will:
  • Use distance-based analysis to evaluate spatial relationships
  • Transfer and integrate data across surfaces, drillholes, and block models
  • Introduce and visually validate drillhole and geological model data in 3D
  • Interpolate drillholes data to build continuous subsurface models
  • Combine multiple data layers to highlight areas of interest for further investigation

By the end of day 2, participants will be able to construct, visualize, and compare quantitative relationships between the datasets prepared during day 1.

Prerequisites

  • Basic knowledge of Geoscience ANALYST (3D viewer) is required. If needed, refresh or acquire these foundational concepts by watching the first four videos in the Geoscience ANALYST Learning Hub on YouTube
  • Basic understanding of geoscience concepts is also recommended

Additional Information

Duration:

  • 4 hours (2 hours x 2 days)

Session Breakdown:

  • Day 1: Wednesday, June 10 | 10 AM – 12 PM (Pacific Time)
  • Day 2: Thursday, June 11 | 10 AM – 12 PM (Pacific Time)

Instructor:

  • Samuel Tyler, P.Geo, Geological Software Specialist at Mira Geoscience

Delivery Format:

  • Live instructor-led sessions delivered via Microsoft Teams
  • Includes hands-on exercises and guided workflows

Cost:

  • $200 USD*

(*) Major and mid-tier sponsors of the Geoscience ANALYST Consortia (Pro Geophysics and/or Pro Geology) may register for this training at no cost by using 4 hours from their consortium allocation.

This training session is no longer accepting registrations. New sessions will be available soon—please check back for updates.

What is Open Training?

Open training sessions are public, scheduled courses that anyone can join.

  • Learn alongside other professionals
  • Follow a structured curriculum
  • Gain hands-on experience guided by experts
  • Access training without needing a full team commitment

These sessions are ideal for individuals or small groups looking to build skills efficiently.

At this time, all open training sessions are delivered virtually via Microsoft Teams.

Why Attend?

Modern geoscience workflows require integrating and interpreting complex datasets quickly and confidently.

Our open training helps you:

  • Work more efficiently with your data
  • Build confidence in interpretation workflows
  • Understand best practices used by industry professionals
  • Reduce time spent troubleshooting and trial-and-error

These sessions are ideal for individuals or small groups looking to build skills efficiently.

What You Can Expect?

Each session is designed to be practical, interactive, and immediately useful.

  • Hands-On Learning. Work directly in the platform with guided exercises and real-world examples.
  • Expert Instruction. Learn from our technical experts at Mira Geoscience, who understand both the software and the geoscience context.
  • Structured Progression. Courses are designed to take you from foundational concepts to applied workflows.
  • Collaborative Environment. Engage with other users, ask questions, and learn from shared challenges.

Who Should Attend?

Open training is ideal for:

  • Geoscientists new to Geoscience ANALYST
  • Professionals looking to refresh or strengthen workflows
  • Individuals without access to internal training
  • Teams wanting to train a few members before scaling

Looking for Tailored Training?

If you are looking for training tailored to your team—or the schedule doesn’t match your availability—you can explore our custom training options.

Please contact our team for additional information about our products and services

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