Use Surfer and GeoScout Work Together Today geoLOGIC and Golden Software: Partners for 20+ Years geoLOGIC Systems Ltd., a software developer and data supplier – as well as a Golden Software business partner - has been providing solutions that have enabled its diverse clientele to [...]
Find the Right Licensing Option For you Save Money: Evaluate Your Software License Options In the 'olden' days of software licensing, there weren't many options for how you bought software, even for a large company. Most licenses were Single User – which means the software [...]
Secure Software Maintenance Today Maximize Software Value: Keep your Maintenance Active Software developers offer a variety of license plans, and these can be divided broadly into a couple categories based on how you pay for them. In the first option, the user buys the package [...]
Equalize Data with Surfer Today Equalize Data to Resolve Uneven Distribution Many datasets are not linearly distributed – take the Golden.GRD file located in the Surfer Samples directory, for example. This topographic grid file has a skewed normal distribution with some outlier Z values that [...]
Apply LiDAR Best Practices with Surfer LiDAR Best Practices for Archaeology Practitioners The amount of LiDAR coverage for the Earth's surface has rapidly increased over the past few years, and a number of scientific disciplines are taking advantage of this increased availability of laser-derived data. [...]
Create 3D Surface Models with Surfer Today Explore the Moon's Soils with 3D Modeling One of our Surfer users Alain Paillou has been kind enough to share his work with us - he has been using the new 3D view features to generate 3D models [...]
CREATE SHADED RELIEF MAPS WITH SURFER TODAY! Free Trial Generate Stunning Shaded Relief and Perspective Maps with Surfer This is a guest blog from Scott Carter My name is Scott C. Carter and I am the Owner and Creative Director of Creative [...]
Hiking and Mapping the Manitou Springs Incline While less than 1 mile (1.42 km) in length, the Manitou Springs Incline is not for the faint of heart. Originally built for cable cars used to carry materials during the construction of Pikes Peak pipelines, the Incline was a tourist [...]