Geological Modeling

Geological modeling is the process of creating a detailed, three-dimensional representation of underground rocks and structures based on geological data. It helps scientists and engineers visualize subsurface features like rock layers, faults, and mineral deposits. Using data from surveys, drilling, and seismic readings, models provide insights into the Earth's composition and structure, aiding in resource exploration, land use planning, and environmental management. Essentially, it turns complex geological information into a visual tool that enables informed decision-making related to natural resources and geological hazards.