Encom ModelVision versions

v13.0 [Feb 27, 2014]
- Support for MS Windows 8
- New Remanence Tools
- Multi-Line Joint Inversion Constrained to Line Direction
- Full Tensor Transformation of TMI and Gz
- Multiline Section Scaling and Tiling
- Free Air Gravity Modelling – Backing Off Adjustment
- Automated Display of Imported Data
- Expanded Model CSV File Export
- Expanded Point to Model Conversion from CSV Import
- Base Line and Flight Line Controls
- Documentation and Tutorial Updates
- Improvements and Fixes.

v11.0 [Nov 20, 2011]
The release of Encom ModelVision 11.0 contains a range of enhancements to the already powerful collection of tools available in this magnetic and gravity modelling package. Major enhancements include new body types for joint inversion, direct inversion of the resultant magnetization vector in both standard and joint inversion plus the new magnetic moment remanence calculator tool. The user interface has also been improved to provide a more intuitive workflow. The AutoMag options has been upgraded to filter overlapping solutions which greatly enhances the interpretation speed.
When ModelVision is now started from the desktop icon or Start menu a wizard dialogue is presented to the user providing them with a range of options on how to proceed with using ModelVision. One of these options is to open a newly implemented default session, designed to introduce new users of the software to how to model line data in both 2D map and cross-section views. Other options include opening the last session used, opening a new session and opening a new project.
Operation of the Line Control dialogue, accessed from the Model menu has been improved by providing direct access to related parameters, previously accessed from other menu items. Parameters now accessed from the Line Control dialogue include: Calculate Regional – allows the calculation of magnetic or gravity regional based upon a series of survey lines. Magnetic Field (IGRF) – allows the calculation of the magnetic field intensity, inclination and declination from latitude and longitude. X-Section defaults – provides access to default settings for the display of profiles in cross-section views. E.g. body display mode, name of modeled curve and line thickness and color for curves. Model Parameters – provides access to the Model Parameters dialogue which contains default settings for background properties, default model property values and polygroup body settings.
The Solution Filter dialogue for the AutoMag module of ModelVision has been improved to allow the selection of the best solution where multiple solutions occur within a specified window distance. This process greatly reduces the amount of work required to produce a quality set of depth points in a large dataset, effectively providing a 200% productivity gain for large surveys. The AutoMag menu option and sub-options have been removed from the Model menu. AutoMag is now only accessible from the Tools and Modules menu. Sub-options are now only available from the AutoMag option in the Modules menu.
Output UBC-GIF gravity data files from the UBC Model-Mesh Designer module of ModelVision are now automatically populated in UBC-GIF GRAV3D software interface.