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GSI3D is designed for the geoscientist, rather than expert software users. The model is
built by enabling the user to construct traditional cross sections by correlating
boreholes and outcrop data to produce a network of interlocking sections, or geological fence diagram.
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Together with a digital elevation model, this geological interpretation is then
used by the software engine to produce a 3D solid model of the subsurface — a single click operation.
Geoscientists can draw their sections based on facts such as borehole logs or geophysical
sections correlated by intuition — the shape 'looks right' to a geologist.
This 'looks right'
element pulls on the geoscientists' wealth of understanding of earth processes, examination of
exposures and theoretical knowledge. GSI3D enables the
efficient capture of tacit and implicit knowledge which until now has been difficult to tap
into using existing modelling methodologies. GSI3D applications and capabilities.
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