EXPLORATION

An integrated view

More than two years of collaborative effort between the Geological Survey of Western Australia and researchers at the University of Western Australia’s Centre for Exploration Targeting has borne fruit in the form of a free data visualisation and analysis platform for explorers in the state. By Andrew Snelling.

Andrew Snelling
An example of the blend output from one of the 2D blend tools in the Integrated Exploration Platform.

An example of the blend output from one of the 2D blend tools in the Integrated Exploration Platform.

The Integrated Exploration Platform, as it is known, includes tools designed to allow visualisation of multiple datasets in two dimensions and three dimensions with the aim of improving explorers’ ability...

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