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We know this community is full of incredible projects - from solving complex subsurface challenges to pushing innovation across industries. The 2026 YII Awards are now open, and this is your chance to share your work on a global stage. The ‘Subsurface Modelling and Analysis’ category is specially for Seequent customers. 🌍…
Our Monthly Member Spotlight highlights the people and projects that make this community what it is. This month, we’re spotlighting @simonrobinson, a Senior Exploration Geologist based in Otago, New Zealand, with experience across underground and open-pit production, resource estimation, and exploration projects around the…
Our next Leapfrog Geo Mastery Session is going live on the 25th of March. Join @NiklasSääv, as he deep dives advanced control with structural trends in Leapfrog Geo. During the session, he'll guide you through: Moving beyond isotropic models for more realistic representations. Mastering key trend types for various…
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By default, Leapfrog Geo’s isotropic interpolant is a powerful tool for visualising broad trends, but it can also produce spherical surfaces that don't reflect the true nature of your deposit. In the real world, geology has direction. Ensuring your model honours trends and anisotropies present in the geology is the key to…
With increasingly vast and complex datasets, the way geophysical data is processed and visualised is crucial for confident decision making. But even skilled geoprofessionals risk being misled by poor gridding. Things like choosing the wrong settings, not interrogating colour schemes, or applying shading tools incorrectly…