Collaboration is the Key: Using Surfer and Grapher to Understand PFAS Concentrations

How can you turn complex PFAS data into a clearer understanding of contamination across a site? Whether you need to visualize PFAS concentrations in 3D, identify areas of higher concentration, or take a closer look at specific PFAS components, combining Surfer and Grapher can help you uncover important details and communicate your findings more effectively.

Join Surfer Pro Drew Dudley as he demonstrates how Surfer and Grapher can work together to explore PFAS data from different perspectives. Starting with drillhole data, he’ll build a 3D model in Surfer to visualize the distribution of PFAS concentrations and identify areas that may require further investigation.

From there, he’ll use Grapher to drill down into these areas of interest and examine individual PFAS components through detailed graphs. By combining 3D modeling with targeted 2D data visualization, you’ll gain a more complete understanding of your site data and the areas that may require remediation activities.

In this session, Drew will cover how to:

• Use Surfer to create a 3D model from drillhole data
• Visualize PFAS concentrations and identify areas of higher concentration
• Use Grapher to examine specific PFAS components in areas of interest
• Combine Surfer and Grapher to gain additional insight into your subsurface data
• Identify areas that may require further investigation or remediation
• Create clear, informative visualizations to help communicate your findings
• Export maps, graphs, and 3D models as publication-ready figures for reports and stakeholder presentations

This webinar is ideal for:

• Environmental professionals, hydrogeologists, geologists, geophysicists, engineers, and other subsurface professionals
• Professionals who work with PFAS, soil, groundwater, and environmental contamination data
• Professionals who need to communicate complex subsurface data clearly and effectively
• Anyone looking to gain new insights from 3D models and 2D graphs
• Professionals who want to create clearer, more impactful visualizations for clients, colleagues, and stakeholders