We’re excited to announce the release of our latest IGI newsletter
which includes a brand new series of articles starting with 'Auto-artefact template of the month'. Please use this link to read the newsletter.
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which includes a brand new series of articles starting with 'Auto-artefact template of the month'. Please use this link to read the newsletter.
Artefacts are project items (plots, palettes, pages, maps, statistics, sample sets, rule sets, etc. ) that enable users to locate, view, filter, compare, and interpret project data. . . Their associated pre-made templates, accessible through the improved artefact management system delivered in version 2. 3 (https://igiltd.
CO2MIG is a new technology Joint Industry Project (JIP) to understand how cap rock CO2 containment and plume migration function in subsurface injection projects.
By Paul Farrimond
Cholesterol is a common natural product, produced by many plants and animals, including humans, although it is not found in bacteria or archaea.
in Aviemore, UK on 17-19 Sept 2024. Aimee will be presenting a poster focusing on how challenges in the visualisation and interpretation of peatland monitoring data could be addressed by using specialist tool p:IGI+. Please download the poster here.
Dear user, we are delighted to announce version 2. 5 of both p:IGI+ and Metis is now available. IGI has added significant functionality designed to support a range of workflows and increase user efficiency. This article summarises the highlights. The full release notes can be found here: Full-Release-Notes-2_5.
in London, UK on 11-13 Sept 2024. At IGI, we are actively engaged in cutting-edge research and development focused on characterising CCS fields and monitoring the containment of CCS. For more details visit their website here: 3rd Energy Group CCS Symposium
entitled “Structural aspects of magmatic rocks: comparison between outcrop and seismic data from Central Western Iberian margin. Relevance for O&G, CCS and natural Hydrogen”. The presentation will be delivered at the IMAGE 24 SEG/AAPG meeting in Houston next week (IMAGE 2024 (imageevent. org)
Our Software team are looking for a new team member. Our software team is responsible for developing cutting-edge scientific software to support the visualisation, interpretation and management of geochemical data, through a suite of integrated desktop and web products.