Now with Geoscience ANALYST 4.0 you can georeference your geology maps and cross sections with Geoscience ANALYST Pro by right-clicking on your Geoimage > Georeference to Landmarks.
Display multiple Viewports (Panels > Add Viewport) to make the georeferencing easier and faster!
Take a look at this video for a georeferencing demo.
Previous Geoscience ANALYST tips can be found under the Software tip category in our Resources page and in our Archives page.
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