Programs available from GeologyCompass through the AppStore
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The listerCompass is for geologists with an iPhone.
Designed by a structural geologist, it has been extensively tested in the field to see what is practical and what is not. The compass records annotated location data, places location pins on a map.
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The eArgon program allows processing of argon isotope data obtained using temperature-controlled step-heating for argon geochronology.
It has an extensive capability for data analysis, including removal of the effects of excess argon, corrections for recoil, and the analysis of age spectrum morphology using the Method of Asymptotes and Limits.
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The Wunderkind program produces multi-domain diffusion (MDD) models based on diffusion experiments during step-heating for argon geochronology.
It is focussed on inversion modelling, either manually or using using the automated wunderkind routines. The automated routines use a dynamically controlled Monte Carlo conjoint inversion process.
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The MacArgon program simulates the development of argon age spectra.
It has an extensive capability for forward and inverse modelling of the effect of arbitary P-T-t paths on argon diffusion, and uses a MacSpectrometer to simulate the dvelopment of the consequent age spectrum.
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The eQuakes program is for analysing data from seismic catalogues.
It allows structural analysis of CMT data and hypocenter locations.
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Stereoplot is for making and contouring a stereoplot.
It allows geometric analysis of field observations.
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ImageXML is for modifying an image from the GeoMapApp program.
It allows the image to be imported, along with session information, with export of a cropped PNG file and a matching XML file to allow image registration using the eQuakes or the Pplates program.
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ArgonXML generates XML from pasted copies of argon geochronology data.
It allows the data from any laboratory to be reproduced in a standard XML format suitable for publication in a data repository, in machine readable format, suitable for use by programs such as eArgon, Wunderkind, or MacArgon.
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