V3Geo has been picked up by many users and organisations in the month since it was first released. Particularly in the current COVID-19 situation, it is finding uses supporting teaching courses that normally would be run in the field, but have had to be run virtually. One example is a virtual field course run by Imperial Colleage, where V3Geo forms the virtual outcrop component:
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/196961/imperial-geoscientists-complete-uks-first-msc/
V3Geo has been picked up by many users and organisations in the month since it was first released...
John will give a webinar for Seds Online today, on the use of virtual outcrops and virtual field trips during this period of global lockdown...
We are happy to announce the release of v2 of our LIME interpretation, visualisation and communication software!