In the Properties browser, objects are grouped by the properties they contain. This makes it easier to display a property for one, multiple, or all objects. This can save a lot of time spent browsing through the different objects’ properties and improve your property display efficiency.
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Filtering data by neighbourhood
In the web UI, you can rapidly filter your data by neighbourhoods and display it in plots, charts, or tables.
Q&A ERO Copper Corp
We discussed Mira Geoscience’s contribution to further understand the Mineração Caraíba project area using modern exploration techniques...
Using Python in Geoscience ANALYST Pro – Virtual Lecture
Past event, link available here...
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...
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....
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...
Uploading multiple files
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, you can upload multiple files in one simple step...
Filtering samples by their drillhole
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, you can can filter them according to the drillhole they are located in...
Removing trend from data
In Geoscience ANALYST v3.0, you can remove regional trends to potential fields data...
Easily display a property on multiple objects
In GOCAD Mining Suite objects are grouped by the properties they contain...
Viewing data from report items
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR table and chart items from ad-hoc or scheduled reports can be easily refreshed, using the same filters that were applied in the original report, to display current data.
Clustering data stored on geoh5 objects
Past event. View here or on our YouTube channel...