Tag Archive: data capture
Learn to use the latest GIM Suite technology like a pro
If you are a database manager keen to enable your field workers and geologists to capture surface samples and field observations on mobile devices, even when they are offline, then you probably already know about acQuire’s new mobile app for field data capture. Released late 2019 as part of GIM Suite 4.1, the acQuire Arena... View Article
Introducing GIM Suite 4.1 for streamlined geoscientific data
PERTH, Western Australia (23 October 2019) – acQuire, a global specialist in geoscientific data management software, has announced its latest, highly anticipated release of GIM Suite. GIM Suite 4.1 introduces a new mobile app, called acQuire Arena, designed to streamline field data capture. The software release adds mobile to the powerful desktop and web capabilities... View Article
Direct integration for more streamlined field data capture
As the resources industry continues its drive towards the digital mine, companies are seeking ways to streamline traditional processes using modern technologies. One of these processes is the collection of samples and observations from the field. Evolving technology gives explorers and miners new, digital methods for field data collection. Traditionally, exploration geoscientists and other mining... View Article
From our R&D Lab: Going Mobile – Surface Sampling
Earlier this year at PDAC 2019, we hosted a series of presentations at the acQuire booth featuring a range of topics and guest speakers for geoscience data management. We’ve released our first video showcasing future developments from our R&D Lab: Going Mobile – Surface Sampling. Presented by acQuire’s Director of Product, Steve Mundell and Business... View Article
How infield electronic capture improves overall data quality
Using electronic data capture when collecting geoscientific data is crucial to getting high-quality information to decision-makers. Electronic data capture eliminates double entry and reduces the chance of incorrectly associated or misreported data. Geoscientists need to make decisions based on accurate information to ensure they get the most value out of the resource, but if the... View Article
