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/
I am really glad we have V3Geo. Last week this was one thing that helped smoothen a last-minute switch...
The VOG Group is active at GeoUtrecht 2020 - run virtually this year in line with current restrictions...
Two new papers out this month - results of our long-term collaboration with 1) TU Delft and colleagues...