Upcoming events
Mar
25
2025
About the workshop
The workshop runs for 3 hours, beginning at 10am Western Australian time (UTC+8). See the start time for your location using the timeanddate tool.
Ideal for geologists, exploration professionals, and GIS specialists, this course provides practical skills to enhance drill hole data interpretation and presentation in mining and exploration projects.
Participants will learn how to effectively display and analyse drill hole data using QGIS.
What we'll cover
- Drill Hole Collars & Labels - Import and visualise drill hole locations with labels.
- Plan View Traces - Display drill hole traces in plan view, with geology and assay-based color traces.
- Cross Section Views - Create section views with assay bars and values for easy interpretation.
- 3D Drill Data Visualisation - Explore drill holes in a 3D environment for better spatial understanding.
- Map Layouts - Design professional-quality maps with integrated plan and section views.
Who should attend
Geologists, exploration geoscientists, GIS specialists, and mining professionals who work with drill hole data will gain essential skills in visualising, analysing, and presenting geological and assay information using QGIS.
Certification
Mammoth Geospatial is an accredited QGIS Certifying Organisation. Workshop participants have the option of receiving an official QGIS certificate on completion, which provides a mechanism to financially support the QGIS project.
Additional Information
What to bring
- A laptop with a recent version of QGIS
- A mouse with a scroll wheel is recommended
- A working microphone and camera (this is an interactive session!)
- Ideally, at least two monitors to run the Zoom meeting and QGIS
We'll provide more information about QGIS versions and other requirements when you register.
Class size
Maximum 16 participants.
Cancellation Policy
We accept cancellations up to 7 days before the workshop. Cancellations may incur a 10% processing fee to cover non-refundable ticketing platform fees.
