2D data can be viewed using the Panels menu > Add map view viewport. 3D data can be shown in the 2D view for further integration.
2D and 3D Viewports can be displayed side-by-side.
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Themes
Geoscience INTEGRATOR v3.5 and Geoscience ANALYST v3.2 include new themes and renamed ones to help you to locate data in a more intuitive way.
Show and hide
In Geoscience ANALYST you can show and hide everything, individual objects, container groups or drillhole groups...
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...
How to run gravity inversions in a geologically driven way
Past event, view here or on our YouTube Channel to see how to run a 3D inversion and forward modelling in Geoscience ANALYST Pro using VPmg...
Arbitrary sections
In Geoscience ANALYST visualize your block model in any direction with the new arbitrary section
3D seismic data
In Geoscience ANALYST you can import and visualize 3D seismic data, and plan your next seismic survey with the seismic reflection survey designer....
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...
Labelling
In Geoscience ANALYST, labels can be added to draw attention to a particular feature in the Viewport by...
Clipping isovalues and sections
In Geoscience ANALYST you can clip isovalues and sections by volume using the free visualization tools to focus on areas of interest in any block model...
Geoscience INTEGRATOR AI for exploration
Geoscience INTEGRATOR, the missing AI link for exploration. This unique web-based data management system is designed...
Editing file settings
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR version 3.4, users will be able to edit their files’ settings...
R&D project with UDMN
We have been awarded a major R&D project from the Ultra Deep Mining Network (UDMN) called “4D Real-Time Geotechnical Hazard Assessment and Reporting”.