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We have recently updated the JavaScript library mxjs/base/algorithms/filter_volumeset.js to be more efficient. If you are using this library and call…
The export panel, located on the right-hand side of 3D views, charts and tables, can be used to generate images,…
We’re pleased to announce the release of mXrap version 6, bringing with it a range of enhancements to elevate your…
mXrap version 5 will stop working in May. We will be transitioning everyone to mXrap version 6 before then. As…
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There are a number of updates to the Grid Based Analysis app. The first is the ability to use multiple planes for analysis instead of just a single plane. You can also now choose up to two dynamically generated planes, instead of just the saved planes. There is a new chart called ‘grid results distribution’ […]
The Grid Based Analysis application can be used to evaluate the spatial distribution of various seismic parameters. There are a range of source parameter options available, and they can give indications to the rock mass behaviour. Some parameters can be considered as a proxy (stand-in) for rock mass stress, while other parameters can be a […]
A few new features have been added to the Hazard Assessment application, aiming to improve usability, understanding and investigation. The first addition is a chart in the hazard setup window to indicate the current date range settings. Usually the date range for calculating b-value will be a lot longer than for calculating event rate. Hopefully […]