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The Evolution of Productive Mine Modeling

3D Modeler Improves Mining

MineSight Implicit Modeler allows geologists to rapidly build models and grade shells directly from drillholes.

Australian 2D / 3D Historical Data Fusion Leads To The Boggy Index – Bowen Basin

Boggy Index – Bowen Basin guides oil and gas companies, planning agencies and field teams

Geoimage performs 3D analysis in development of terrain solution.

Smartgeometry 2013 - London

Celebrating 10 Years of Computational Design

This year's event was held in London, United Kingdom at the Bartlett, University of London under the theme 'Constructing for…

3D Technologies for Fault and Earthquake Investigations

3D and visualization are playing a key role in describing these phenomena and delivering services for earthquake prediction

Knowledge and distribution of informaiton about earthquake activitiy is growing.

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3D Technologies for Fault and Earthquake Investigations

Jeff Thurston

Published on 05 May 2013

thumb preearthquakes 380 New 3D research technologies and techniques are being used to study seismic activity and to investigate potential earthquake occurrence. From supercomputing to visualization to 3D apps on mobile devices, knowledge and distribution of informaiton about earthquake activity is growing. 3D and visualization are playing a key role in describing these phenomena and delivering services for earthquake prediction, management and decision.making.

Smartgeometry 2013 - London: Celebrating 10 Years of Computational Design

Jeff Thurston

Published on 30 April 2013

logo smartgeometry 200 Smartgeometry is an annual design event that originated in 2002. This year's event was held in London, United Kingdom at the Bartlett, University of London under the theme 'Constructing for Uncertainty' during April 15-20, 2013. The 5 day event contained many new ideas, new approaches, discussions and presentations that leveraged this theme. Workshops, talk shops and symposium presentations all took place. The event brought together a large and varied audience interested in computational design and affiliated topics to share ideas, discuss and learn about new advances in design..

A Case Study of Chinese GIS in Energy Enterprise

FANG Da and CHEN Xiaojin

Published on 25 April 2013

Since its founding in 1989, ENN’s mission has been to create innovative ways of producing and using cleaner energy. ENN’s cleaner energy solutions provide clients with innovative ways of meeting emission targets that can both cut costs and protect the environment. As of June 2011, ENN employed more than 27,000 people and had total assets of more than 40 billion RMB. It operates more than 100 subsidiaries around the world, and in more than 100 cities throughout China.

Australian 2D / 3D Historical Data Fusion Leads To The Boggy Index – Bowen Basin

Alisa Starkey and Chris Maddox

Published on 11 April 2013

Getting stuck in the mud has been costly for the government and companies operating and owning assets in the Bowen Basin, Queensland, Australia. Geoimage developed the Boggy Index – Bowen Basin to assist those operating within the Bowen Basin to make decisions and account for soil saturated conditions under different climate scenarios.

3D Data Intelligence Investigation And Simulation

Jeff Thurston

Published on 10 April 2013

Collecting data is becoming easier with innovations in laser scanning, photogrammetry, remote sensing, automation and robotics all contributing toward data acquisition. Many data managers are tasked with structuring this information in ways that are useful and easy to access the information. A central question to the collection of spatial and aspatial data is the growing importance of risk and uncertainty, and how captured data, particularly 3D data, might help to de-risk and lead to greater certainty of processes and decisions.

The Evolution of Productive Mine Modeling

Mark Gabbitus

Published on 03 April 2013

Building detailed geological surfaces and solids is essential to a productive mine. It’s also time consuming. Wire-framing drillhole data amid details and takes time that could be spent analyzing information, testing theories and generally being a geologist. Mining software company, Mintec, Inc., believes it has solved this challenge with the release of MineSight Implicit Modeler.