Geochemistry for ArcGIS

 

Geochemical Analysis
for Esri ArcGIS

Geochemistry for ArcGIS enables explorers to analyse geochemical data within their Esri ArcGIS environment. Using Geochemistry for ArcGIS, geoscientists can effectively examine multivariate relationships, uncover underlying structures and present results with visually impactful maps.

Exploratory Geochemical Data Analysis

Geosoft Geochemistry for ArcGIS builds on the success of our subsurface geology extension, Target for ArcGIS, and provides you with the ability to organise, ensure quality control, visualise, and analyse geochemical data within the Esri ArcGIS environment.

Using Geochemistry for ArcGIS, you can:

  • Simplify your geochemistry quality control process and maintain data in an Esri file geodatabase using a data model optimised for geochemical data.
  • Select and subset data interactively from maps based on lithology and regions to enhance data display.
  • Create advanced geochemical maps within the Esri ArcGIS Desktop environment.
  • Analyse multi-element geochemistry using interactive multiple histogram plots, Pearson’s correlation reports, scatter plots, probability plots, ternary plots and box plots, to identify outliers and define populations.
  • Import data from several different sources and file types.

View the Geochemistry for ArcGIS video to explore what it can do for you.

Quality Control click to enlarge Use the quality control and quality assurance functionality to effectively validate and analyse your standards and duplicates, to ensure that all results fall within acceptable limits.
Querying and Selecting click to enlarge Split, subset and refine data for statistical analysis based on regional geological differences, analytical techniques or sampling types.
Surface Mapping click to enlarge Use design wizards and function rich gridding routines to simplify the creation of grids and contour maps from stream, soil, rock and geophysical data.
Statistical Data Analysis click to enlarge Process any type of surface or subsurface geochemical data in ArcGIS. Tools allow you to create data selections and to include or exclude selected points from the data.
Statistical Reporting click to enlarge Сalculate basic and advanced statistical parameters for a single assay element, including geometric mean, variance and other methods.
Drillhole Data Integration click to enlarge Import your geochemical drilling data from your drillhole projects directly from Geosoft Target for ArcGIS. 

Recommended hardware and software requirements for Geochemistry for ArcGIS 3.5.1

Operating System

Windows 7 SP1 (32-bit and 64-bit) - Recommended.
Windows Vista Business SP2 (32-bit and 64-bit).
Windows XP Service Pack 3 (32-bit) - Minimum requirement.

ArcGIS Version Requires ArcGIS 9.3.1 (SP2), ArcGIS 10 (SP5) or ArcGIS 10.1
CPU A Dual Core processor is recommended. An Intel Celeron processor is not recommended.
RAM 4-8 GB recommended, 1 GB minimum required.
Graphics Nvidia Professional 256MB 3D (OpenGL 2.0) Graphics Card recommended.
Printer/Plotters Any Windows supported colour printer. Hewlett Packard® large-format ink-jet plotters are recommended.
Installation Permissions When installing ArcGIS Extensions, you MUST be logged on with Administrator permissions.
Installation Disk Space 2 GB or more of free space on the Program Files drive is required for the installation process.
Data Disk Space Data disk space depends on the volume of project data to be processed and the printer driver you are using, however 100 GB is recommended. This is largely based on your business and data requirements.
Internet To use the internet capabilities in your Geosoft software, you will need to install Internet Explorer 7.0 or later. This does not mean that you have to have Internet Explorer as your default browser; the Geosoft software applications just use the internet connection technology supplied in IE7.

Supporting Software

The following software prerequisites are required and will be downloaded and installed if not present:
• Microsoft .NET 4

For information on requirements for previous versions and operating systems, see the system requirements page