Upcoming Webinars
Modeling Thickness Variations with Surfer 101
Isopach maps are often used in geology to illustrate thickness variations between two layers, such as the top and bottom of a coal seam or stratigraphic layer. If you have surfaces defining the elevation of the top and bottom of a geologic unit, you can use Surfer to create Isopach or isochore maps.
Join technical support specialist, Drew, for our next free webinar where he will show you how to use Surfer’s powerful new tools to delineate the true vertical thickness and true stratigraphic thickness of a structural unit to generate both types of maps.
Specifically, the presentation covers the following topics:
- The difference between Isopach and Isochore maps
- Using Surfer’s new Isopach tool to create both Isopach and Isochore maps
- Visualize the Isopach maps using contour layers and 3D surfaces
- Use Surfer’s Grid Volume tool to calculate area and volume between surfaces (with varying grid geometry!)
- Extract volume calculations between layers within a specific polygon boundary
Who is this webinar for?
- Construction and Engineering
- Geologists
- Petroleum E&P
- Environmental Services
- And more!
Space is limited, so sign up for the session that works best for you today!
SESSION 1 | Tuesday, December 14, 4-5 pm MT | REGISTER NOW
SESSION 2 | Wednesday, December 15, 9-10 am MT | REGISTER NOW
Surfer New Feature Highlights
It's time for a new release of Surfer and we have a great new batch of features and improvements to share with you! In this latest version of Surfer you can digitize in the 3D View, save a grid as a GeoTIFF with real Z values, and improve the quality of your graphics with the new customization options for Color and Map scale bars, and more!
Join customer support specialist, Jake, as he shows you how to use these exciting new features and pick up a few Surfer pro tips along the way. You'll leave this webinar ready to dive into Surfer 23 and all the tools you need to wow your colleagues and customers with your high quality graphics.
This webinar will specifically cover the following topics:
- New map type enhancements to the Map Wizard
- New customization options for Color and Map scale bars
- Saving a grid as a GeoTIFF with Z values
- New 3D Surface mapping options
- Digitizing data in Surfer’s 3D view
Who is this webinar for?
- Petroleum E&P
- Hydrologists and Hydrogeologists
- Hobbyist Map Makers
- Surfer users of any skill level!
Space is limited, so sign up for the session that works best for you today!
SESSION 1 | Tuesday, January 18, 4-5 pm MT | REGISTER NOW
SESSION 2 | Wednesday, January 19, 9-10 am MT | REGISTER NOW
Create Meaningful Models with LiDAR in Surfer
LiDAR is a remote sensing method that allows scientists and mapping professionals to examine natural and manmade environments with accuracy, precision and flexibility through large point cloud datasets. Through this webinar, you will learn the best tricks for how to manage, visualize, and analyze your LiDAR data using Surfer.
Join Customer Support Specialist, Rachel Krueger, for our next free webinar. She'll walk you through specific examples using Surfer’s state-of-art LiDAR processing and visualization tools where you will learn the characteristics of this type of data.
This webinar specifically covers the following topics:
- Viewing point clouds
- Filtering data using classifications
- Editing point clouds
- Reclassifying point clouds
- Creating surface models from LiDAR
- Combining LiDAR data with different data types
- Exporting your LiDAR models from the 3D View
Who is this webinar for?
- Construction and Engineering
- Environmental Services
- Geospatial Analysts
- Geoscientists
- Hobbyist Map Makers
- Surfer users of any skill level
Space is limited, so sign up for the session that works best for you today!
SESSION 1 | Tuesday, February 22, 4-5 pm MT | REGISTER NOW
SESSION 2 | Wednesday, February 23, 9-10 am MT | REGISTER NOW
Past Webinars
Dig Deep with Surfer Cross Sections
Gridding Explained: From Import to Map Presentation
Best New Features of Surfer
5 Ways to Refine your grids by Assigning NoData in Surfer
Take your Contour Maps to the Next "Level"
Analyze Streamflow Data Using Surfer's Grid Correlogram
