“If It Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix It”—Or Should You? A Case for Using 3D Visualizations You’ve probably heard the saying, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” This 20th-century adage warns against changing things that already work well. It’s solid advice—until you realize that sticking with [...]
The Good, the Bad, and the Blurry: How Satellite Imagery Can Make or Break Your Maps Context is a key element in any well-designed map. You can provide it using legends, labels, and scales – but nothing brings a map to life quite like imagery. As high-resolution [...]
Beyond Zion: Unveiling the Scenic Wonders of Snow Canyon State Park One of the most renowned destinations in Utah is Zion National Park, and for good reason. With its majestic sandstone cliffs, winding narrow valleys, and array of wildlife, Zion National Park is a scenic slice [...]
Explore Surfer's New Features Today Mapping Just Got Faster: Discover the Time-Saving Features in Our Latest Surfer Release When you’re balancing a demanding workload and complex projects, there’s one thing you need: more time. Our latest version of Surfer is designed to provide exactly that, giving you [...]
Using Statistical Process Control Charts for Quality Control Data-driven individuals and businesses are continuously seeking tools that can provide insights, drive improvements, and maintain consistency. Statistical Process Control (SPC) charts are more than just graphs—they’re a powerful asset for meeting high-quality standards. Widely used across various [...]
Best Practices for Gridding Geophysical Survey Sections Gridding algorithms have evolved significantly since the early days of geomodelling, yet selecting the appropriate algorithm and parameters for your specific data remains challenging. In recent posts, we've examined best practices for gridding concentration data and vertical well [...]
Adventure into Luray Caverns Ruth and her family were looking for a nearby vacation destination where they could relax, bring their dog, and enjoy the great outdoors when they selected the Blue Ridge mountains. Luray Caverns, situated halfway between her sister’s home in Virginia and Ruth’s [...]
Best Practices for Gridding Drillhole Data Gridding algorithms have evolved significantly since their inception and have become powerful tools in the geomodelling toolbelt. However, determining the optimal interpolation parameters for your data can be challenging. In the first blog of this series, we examined best [...]
Effortlessly Create Professional Reports with Frame Templates Which parts of your work do you love the most? Do you love spending time in the field? Mentoring young scientists? Processing and analyzing data? Creating engaging visuals? Presenting your results? Creating finished reports that align with stakeholder, client, and [...]
5 Best Practices for Gridding Concentration Data The process of converting randomly spaced data into a uniformly spaced grid or surface has evolved drastically from the early days of map making. One of the biggest changes has been the ability to use computer based data interpolation [...]