With the upcoming version 3.4, users will be able to edit their files’ settings. This comes in quite handy when you wish to edit descriptions, create a new file types, or add ‘is data file’ identifier to previously imported files. This can be modified in the File manager and Maps/plans/sections pages.
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Mutooroo Iron Project area, Australia
Geophysical detection of hydrothermal alteration footprints. Presented at AEGC2018 by John McGaughey...
New clustering application in geoapps
geoapps - Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA), rock classification generation, or map alteration footprints
Bounding boxes in the viewer
Coloured bounding boxes are used to highlight volumes in the Viewport: A purple box surrounds your current selection...
Documents linked to a project
When documents are linked to a project in Geoscience INTEGRATOR, it is possible to be more specific and link them to the project’s data sets...
Display multiple objects
In GOCAD save time by displaying multiple objects at once. Simply hold down Ctrl or Shift to multi-select objects, then click on any of their...
Women Geoscientists in Canada
We are proud sponsors of WGC, advocates for increased gender balance within geosciences...
Geoscience ANALYST release
In version 2.70, 2D map views are now supported to better display mine level plans, topographic and geological maps...
Preview files in the Maps/plans/sections page
See the list of layers of your .dwg and .dxf files. Image sneak peeks are also available...
Drag-and-drop files into a 3D compilation
In Geoscience ANALYST, you can create a 3D compilation by simply dragging your data right into the Viewport...
Bridging the gap
Industry uptake of academic exploration and mining research is often slower than it should be. Academics must focus on innovation and education...
What’s new in software?
We have three releases coming soon. Explore redesigned UI, experience performance enhancement, and try out new tools for data processing and modelling...