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

Robert Bowen, CEO of Diversified Scientific Solutions, has been returning to Swan Lake to better understand its health. Discover what he's learned.

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

Do you regularly assess water quality for stakeholders? Then, you need to transform your water quality data into great visualizations.

Water Treat Technology specializes in lagoon sludge surveys, helping manufacturers and municipalities see sludge buildup and when to remove it.

SisBaHiA models natural water bodies in Brazil and beyond, delivering key insights. It also integrates with Surfer and Grapher to get the job done.

Stakeholders need clear, compelling, and accurate data visualizations to manage water resources. Watershed maps help get the job done.

Water availability shifts due to precipitation, runoff, evaporation, and more. How can you visualize the changes? Enter peaks and depressions maps.

Some data visualizations are so good they stand the test of time. One is a high-profile plot that was created in Surfer and that's still relevant today.

Being able to communicate water quality data is a key responsibility for hydrogeologists. This blog describes diagrams used to present water quality.

The rivers of New England are prone to eroding into Oxbow lakes. This blog describes the depositional process and how it can be mapped in Surfer.

Surfer user Steve Boynton has applied a mapping technique used in the art world with LiDAR data to reveal hidden features of the Baker River.