In a recent webinar, John Vanderlaan, founder and owner of Prism GeoImaging, Inc., explored how to visualize geophysical data effectively.

Effective wildfire mitigation requires more than tracking fire behavior alone. You have to monitor multiple variables, and visualizations can help.

Explore how to create multivariate visualizations for earthquake data so you can easily interpret and share the complete picture with stakeholders.

How do you design infrastructure that can withstand earthquakes? It starts with transforming raw numbers into visuals for infrastructure resilience.

Answering this question isn't easy: what damage can a hurricane cause? Multiple factors come into play, but maps and graphs can provide insight.

See how 3D visualization transforms geophysical data by connecting profiles with terrain, boreholes, and other datasets for better interpretation.

Senior Technical Sales Specialist Drew Dudley hosted a webinar to provide tips for ensuring coordinate systems display accurately and consistently.

To truly answer the question, "what damage can a tornado cause," the first step is analyzing broader patterns across communities and landscapes.

The gap between analysis and true spatial understanding has real consequences in subsurface mapping. 3D modeling closes that gap.

In a recent webinar, Drew Dudley showed how to transform raw borehole data into polished 2D borehole logs and 3D models.

A regional hydrologist does rapid assessments of sinkholes, leveraging a peaks and depressions map. Learn why the map is so powerful.

As an environmental consultant, you can use 3D to enhance your data communication skills so stakeholders better understand your findings.