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RockWorks 14 Software Released Print E-mail
Written by Randy Post   
Tuesday, 15 April 2008
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It's been a busy month for geo-software. RockWare has announced Version 14 of its popular RockWorks software package, a subsurface data visualization software tool that can handle maps, cross-sections, logs, fence diagrams, 3-D stratigraphic models and volumetrics. A new single-user license is $2,499 and the upgrade price for a single-user license from RockWorks 2006 is $399 (US$). Highlights of a few new features, more images and links after the break. (Images from RockWare - rockware.com)

From the New Features in RockWorks 14 page at the RockWare website.

New Features

  • New project manager interface to better organize and work with your project files complete with preview of 2D and 3D files
  • You can now plot lithology patterns on 2-D sections or profiles
  • Plog multiple parallel profiles automatically from the borehole manager
  • No longer contrained to cube-shaped stratigraphic models, you can now have irregular boundaries to create clipped stratigraphy boundaries
  • Improved 3D tools, such as overlaying the isomesh on 3D models
  • Distribute your 3D models to colleagues and clients and they can open them with a free viewer program
  • New sieve diagrams

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