You can drag and drop or upload up to 30 files at a time through the File manager and Maps/plans/sections pages. The files will share the same type, tags, and data sets settings, but their description can be customized.
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Editing property’s colormap
In GOCAD Mining Suite, when you select a property its colormap can be edited...
Plotting drillhole data
While pencil crayons are still a vital part of geology, Geoscience ANALYST lets you get all your data into 3D in a convenient shareable format...
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...
Automatic rotation
In Geoscience ANALYST you can autorotate viewport when presenting your 3D geoscientific data and models...
Imago drillhole imagery light table connection
In GOCAD, you can now connect to your Imago account by...
Extracting property names from a CSV
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, extract the property names directly from a CSV file to speed up the process and reduce errors...
Women Geoscientists in Canada
We are proud sponsors of WGC, advocates for increased gender balance within geosciences...
Using comment field entries in drillhole databases to automatically re-log lithologies
This approach uses the comment field of the logging table to extract general topics that can then be used as learning features in a supervised machine learning classification approach.
e-Chile Explore Congress – Virtual Conference
Jean-Philippe Paiement will present during "Using Comment Field Entries in Drill Hole Database to automatically re-Log Lithologies; Application of Latent Semantic Analysis and Supervised Learning"
Python API live link
In Geoscience ANALYST you can enable a monitoring directory to instantly visualize and analyze the results...
Improved scatter plots
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, you can can increase/decrease the node size, take snapshots, zoom in on an area of interest...