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IGI releases version 2.1 of p:IGI+ and Metis
25/8/2022
IGI is pleased to announce that version 2.1 of both p:IGI+ and Metis are available. There’s a lot new in version 2.1.
Go to: IGI releases version 2.1 of p:IGI+ and MetisOfficial release of IGI’s Barents Sea and Norwegian Sea databases
17/8/2022
IGI are pleased to announce that in cooperation with the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) our commercial geochemical databases for the Barents Sea and Norwegian Sea are now publicly and freely available.
Go to: Official release of IGI’s Barents Sea and Norwegian Sea databasesp:IGI+/Metis version 2.1 release notes
1/6/2022
Version 2.1+ of our software is a significant upgrade for both p:IGI+ and Metis. If you did not upgrade to 2.0.4 then it is essential you upgrade to 2.1.4 as that involves significant changes to the underlying data storage, offering the opportunity to further improve things moving forward.
Go to: p:IGI+/Metis version 2.1 release notesPatterns in the mind - Part 2
5/1/2022
The second article in the “Art of Science” series, by Dan Cornford. This article extends the initial article which reviewed the notion of clustering and looks at some of the practical implications.
Go to: Patterns in the mind - Part 2The extinction of machine learning?
7/12/2021
A short note by Dan Cornford on the place of machine learning in the geosciences, part of the Art of Science series of technical notes.
Go to: The extinction of machine learning?IGI releases version 2.0 of p:IGI+ and Metis
15/11/2021
IGI is pleased to announce that November sees the release of version 2 of its flagship p:IGI+ geochemistry interpretation software. Version 2 builds on earlier releases to provide an intuitive, customised, and powerful tool for visualising and interpreting your geochemistry data. When combined with our Metis data management solution the software provides an end-to-end solution to the management and use of geochemistry data across a range of applications.
Go to: IGI releases version 2.0 of p:IGI+ and Metisp:IGI+/Metis version 2.0 release notes
15/11/2021
Version 2.0 of our software is a significant upgrade for both p:IGI+ and Metis. It is a strongly recommended upgrade, that involves significant changes to the underlying data storage, offering the opportunity to further improve things moving forward.
Go to: p:IGI+/Metis version 2.0 release notesPatterns in the mind – Part 1
14/10/2021
An article in the “Art of Science” series, by Dan Cornford exploring and explaining the use of statistics, machine learning and more widely data science in the geosciences.
Go to: Patterns in the mind – Part 1p:IGI+/Metis version 1.28.x release
18/1/2021
We are pleased to announce the release of version 1.28.7.0 of p:IGI+ and Metis. This version includes new features and performance enhancements which we recommend as an update to all our software users. This version will be used in our online training, in Feb 2021.
Go to: p:IGI+/Metis version 1.28.x release