Visualizar Dados

O trabalho de reunir os seus dados não é simples. Não se contente com a simples visualização. Utilize as extensas ferramentas de modelação do Surfer para exibir os seus dados da maneira que merece, mantendo a precisão e o rigor. Comunique claramente as informações com o Surfer.

Analisar dados
Descubra as profundezas dos seus dados com as inúmeras ferramentas de análise do Surfer. Ajuste os parâmetros de interpolação e de grid, avalie a continuidade espacial dos dados com variogramas, defina falhas e linhas de interrupção ou execute cálculos de grid, como volumes, transformações, suavização ou filtragem. O Surfer transforma rapidamente seus dados em conhecimento.

Comunicar resultados
Comunique as suas descobertas, obtidas com dificuldade, com confiança. Seja para o seu gestor de projeto, orientador de tese ou cliente, o Surfer facilita um entendimento completo e minucioso.

Confiável desde 1983
O Surfer resistiu aos testes do tempo. Veja por si mesmo porque milhares de cientistas e engenheiros em todo o mundo confiam no Surfer para exibir os seus dados.

O Surfer é usado ativamente nos seguintes setores:

– Energia renovável
– Serviços de utilidade pública
– Recursos hídricos

What’s New In Surfer 20?

There are a ton of awesome new features in the latest release of Surfer! We focused on increasing processing speed, optimizing workflows to maximize your efficiency, and we included a lot of exciting new features as well. The top new features are listed below. A more complete list of the new features can be found on the Surfer Version History page. 

– Mapping Improvements 

1. Create Peaks and Depressions maps

You can now create maps showing peaks and depressions with this new feature in Surfer! Highlight zones in which drainage flows away from (peaks) or into (depressions) closed contours. Useful for those working in water resources and geohazard identification, this new features allows quick terrain evaluation  and the ability to quickly spot sinkholes or other important karst morphology, fracture zones, lineaments and ridgelines. This new layer type is created from a grid file and it identifies the peaks and depressions in the grid by drawing a polygon around these areas. Color peaks and depressions separately, add directional hachures, label the maxima and minima, and work on a local or map-wide scale. Generate statistical reports for your peaks and depressions that calculates area, volume, orientation, and more!

2. Use a field from the Attribute Table for the Object Name

You can now name the vector objects in a Base(vector) layer using an attribute column in the associated Attribute Table. This means that you no longer need to manually rename each object, or have them all default to the names of Polygon, Polyline, Point and so on. Label county boundary polygons with their name or FIPS code, or name your boreholes by their Well-ID. Finding the right object in your long list just became a whole lot easier!

– Workflow Improvements

3. Calculate individual grid volumes within a collection of polygons

If you have a Base(vector) layer or vector file containing multiple polygons, you can now calculate volumes from a grid within each polygon individually, all in one step. Calculate either the combined volumes for every polygon, or split the report into volumetric data for each individual polygon. Combing this with the new naming objects by attribute feature above, and  have each polygon identified clearly by name in the Grid Volume report. This is a big time saver, and no need to use scripting!

4. Calculate individual grid statistics within a collection of polygons

Similar to the new functionality above, statistics generated via Grid Info can now also be calculated for individual polygons in a multi-polygon Base(vector) layer or vector file.

– 3D View Improvements

5. Add Color Scales to the 3D View

It is now possible to display one or more color scales in the 3D View for your points, surfaces and contours. Display a different color scale for each object in the 3D View that uses a colormap. You can have as many as you need. Export your model with colormaps for use in your next stakeholder report.

6. Export to VRML. (.WRL) format

Export your 3D models from the 3D View to VRML format. This 3D Vector model data format is great for working in CAD, and can be manipulated directly in 3D printing software. 3D print some surface models from the VRML format for your next in-person presentation! You can also use this file format in a variety of different 3D modelling software programs such as Cortana, MeshLab, 3DMax,  and more.

7. Light point objects using the Environment Lighting

You can now opt to have 3D point objects (cubes and spheres) use the same Environment lighting that applies to your surfaces. Create a consistent source-lit scene that looks great in reports and presentations.

8. Antialiasing

Graphics in the 3D View are now much smoother with the addition of antialiasing. Visual artifacts such as jagged edges, missing parts of lines, and more patterns are now smoothed out for users with modern graphics cards. This smoothing is also maintained during export to image functions and when copying to the clipboard.

– Automation Improvements

9. New functions available via automation

We’ve now added a lot of the newer functionality in Surfer to the automation model.

• Create Base from Data map layers via automation

• Use Base Symbology for Base layers via automation

• Use Grid Z Limits when gridding data via automation

• Use a Z Transform when gridding data via automation
• Save and load the Grid Data settings file (*.SRFGDS) via automation
• Set the Map Frame scaling ratio via automation
• Modify the map scale bar options via automation
• Add top-level Legend objects via automation
• Specify and call new Local Coordinate System via automation

Create Professional Maps

Easily communicate both simple and complex spatial data. Surfer gives you the tools to create high-quality maps to clearly deliver your message to coworkers, iferent, and stakeholders.

Surfer Map Types

Image courtesy of Igor Yashayaev, Bedrod Institute of Oceanography, Canada

Model Data in Multi-Dimensions

Gain deeper insights into your data when viewed in three-dimensional space. Surfer’s 3D viewer makes it easy to model, analyze, and understand all aspects of your data.

Switching between Surfer’s 2D and 3D perspectives ensures you discover all of your data’s patterns and trends.

Achieve a 360⁰ Perspective

• View point data in true 3D space
• Rotate your map
• Walk along the surface
• Adjust the vertical exaggeration
• Create and record fly-through ifere to share with others

LiDAR Point Clouds

LiDAR is na increasingly popular data collection method used within many fields including archaeology, surveying, GIS, and more. Use Surfer’s extensive LiDAR processing and visualization features to take advantage of all that LiDAR has to offer.

Surfer’s LAS/LAZ Filtering Options

• Spatial filtering based on XY bounds or elevation data limits
• Import every Nth point
• Import only the desired Return type or Classification values
• Import data with specified Source ID
• Flag filters such as scan direction, edge of flight, or synthetic, key, and withheld points

Streamlined Workflows

You will be up and running in matter of minutes. Surfer’s user interface was designed to take the guesswork out of learning a new program. We worked hard to streamline workflows so you don’t have to.

Surfer User Interface Features

• Welcome dialog to get you started
• Map wizard to quickly create maps and models
• Customize ribbon and quick access toolbar
• Dock or float all iferen
• Single window to view, edit, and manipulate the data and maps
• Contents window to easily manage layers of maps and models
• Properties window for quick feature editing
• Worksheet window to view or edit raw data

Full Grid Control

Surfer gives you extensive iferentee grid files. Create isopach maps for structural geology, calculate volumes for inventory management or derivatives for terrain analysis, and even create site suitability models all with grid files. Achieve a complete understanding of your underlying data.

Surfer Grid Features

• Directly edit the underlying grid data
• Calculate volume and ife of grids
• Add, subtract, multiply, and divide grids
• Perform custom mathematical functions on grids
• Calculate differential and integral operations or Fourier and spectral analysis
• Convert ifer to nodata
• Project grids from one coordinate system to another
• Mosaic multiple grids together seamlessly
• Transform, offset, rescale, rotate, or mirror grids
• Filter grids with high- and low-pass filters
• Extract smaller ifer from a grid
• Subtract the Z in the grid from the original Z

Grid Data with Certainty

Have complete confidence in the accuracy of your model. Surfer provides numerous interpolation methods to grid regularly or irregularly spaced data onto a grid or raster, and each interpolation method provides complete iferentee gridding parameters. Plus, no time is wasted with multithreaded gridding!

Surfer Interpolation Features

• Variogram models
• Anisotropy
• Kriging with external drift
• Faults and breaklines
• iferentee search neighborhood size, shape, and constraints
• Data filtering
• Automatic data statistics
• Create grid files directly from contour polylines
• Grid to convex hull
• Duplicate handling
• Cross validation
• 10iferentee output geometry and resolution
• 10iferent clamp z-values

Make Meaningful Decisions

Get answers to your questions with Surfer’s geoprocessing tools. Process your data and analyze relationships. Narrow down ifer of interest, highlight iferente intersections, or perform mathematical calculations on the underlying data to make informed decisions.

Surfer Symbology

• Apply line, fill, and symbol properties based on iferent values
• Display symbology in the legend
• Select symbology based on unique values, unclassed colors and symbols, and classed colors and symbols

Immediate Access to Online Data

Na abundance of data is at your fingertips waiting to be visualized. Surfer gives you immediate access to worldwide aerial imagery, Open Street Map imagery, worldwide vector data, and terrain data. If you have your own favorite data servers or access to a private data server, include a custom link to that source for easy access. Surfer makes it easy to access the surplus of online data.

Supported server types:

• Web mapping server (WMS)
• Open Street Map server (OSM)
• Web coverage server (WCS)
• Web feature server (WFS)

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