The latest Grapher release contains features that will help you better filter and customize your data.

Using powerful, user-friendly tools to easily view, analyze, and represent data can drastically improve your day-to-day experience. Learn more.

By using a smartphone app that tracks GPS data you can download your routes and import them into Surfer to create maps of your favorite areas.

Automation can streamline existing mapping and graphing processes you are using in your daily work. Read this blog to learn how.

There are many student license options out there for communicating data. This blog outlines 8 reasons why students should consider Grapher.

There are dozens of variables that factor into team happiness. Solve one of those variables and equip your team with the right software package.

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.

You're hours are billable and time is valuable. Achieve work-life balance by upgrading the software you and your team use for daily tasks.

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.

Your audience may consist of clients, colleagues, investors, students, and more. Learn how to share your data effectively for varied situations.

Travel may have been restricted, but with Surfer you can take a virtual tour of anywhere you can download data from, such as Ireland!

Surfer now includes exciting new features such as the drillhole layer, alpha shapes, and isopachs. Read this blog to learn more.

Graphing software that has a robust feature set your industry finds valuable is key to empowering the technicians on your team.

Interview with R.A.J Taylor on how Taylor's Power Law can be used in visualizations for research publications across all sciences.

Learn how to equalize data from color schemes to elevation and easily display unevenly distributed data using Surfer.

Brush up on LiDAR best practices for archeology professionals when gridding cultural heritage data with Surfer.

An amateur astrologist is using Surfer's 3D modeling features to identify and color the various soils on the surface of the moon.

Guest blogger Scott C. Carter describes the process to created shaded relief and perspective maps in Surfer in this blog.

The Manitou Springs Incline is a Colorado hiking landmark. This blog provides a different look at the trail using maps created in Surfer.