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One of the most common choices in scientific data visualization is deciding between a log scale vs. linear scale. Here's how to choose wisely.

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

Behind many landmark discoveries are historical women in geosciences. Discover the women who helped lay the groundwork for modern research.

Accurate river and floodplain modeling have become the foundation of safe, resilient construction planning in Europe's lowlands.

The latest version of Surfer is available and packed with features to boost the clarity of your visuals and communication, while enhancing efficiency.

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Designing boreholes can be time consuming and difficult. Fortunately, there's a way to boost efficiency and visual quality when visualizing boreholes.

Golden Software's Customer Support Team Lead, Katie Yoder, recently took a trip to Kauai, Hawaii. Discover her favorite parts of the journey.

You work with geophysical surveys, core samples, and more. To make sense of it, learn how 3D is innovating resource exploration.

Data presentation matters, especially when sharing insights from complex datasets. Discover best practices to level up the way you share data.

Engineering revolves around complex data gathered on difficult sites. 3D visualization shows that data well to ensure great engineering outcomes!

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.

Scientists and students at the University of Montana are helping update an archive that’s empowering engineers, communities, and more.

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.