Project documentation is a professional skill that helps geoscientists work faster and have more productive conversations with stakeholders.

Creating a 3D data visualization is one thing. Clearly communicating insights from it is another. Learn top tips for explaining your 3D model well.

When you're looking for different software, how do you determine which tool to choose? The right-fit approach is a great way to find the perfect fit.

The challenge isn’t whether to use 2D; it’s knowing when your project calls for 3D visualization. There are specific signs that'll give you the answer.

3D models sound and look cool, but you may be asking yourself a question: are they really worth creating? We dive into their practical benefits.

Gridding methods such as Kriging helped Hydrogeological Consultants Ltd. map groundwater resources for 40% of Alberta, Canada. Learn more.

John Andersen is a Senior Geologist with O’Chiese Energy LP. He helps guide drilling decisions using subsurface data. Learn how.

A school district set out to build a new facility, but they used geophysics to determine if their preferred location was suitable for construction.

A recent paper has new insights about the dire wolf in the interior of North America, including the predator’s range and ultimate disappearance.

Flat-headed peccaries were adaptable and flexible animals, but they still died off years ago. Archaeologist Matt Hill investigated their extinction.

Rob Bowen was tasked with quantifying greenhouse gas emissions from degrading permafrost in the Mackenzie Delta. Learn how he did it.

Recently, the Dewhurst Group had to take an untraditional data analysis approach to create a monster map that visualized pure salt in Mexico.