A new perspective on rock mass
GMEK's Technical Director Michael Munro had the privilege of presenting at the first #BOHOGS technical meeting of 2024. Here is…
Seeing the patterns in geological structures
If you hadn't the chance to read Maptek's December 2023 Forge magazine, they have published the article covering the modelling…
Time for a new approach to complex narrow veins
There’s often a reason why it’s hard to find examples of narrow vein models shown next to their surface analogues,…
Introducing GMEK borehole imagery services
Leverage your borehole imagery to power the latest advancements in structural analysis, modelling, and assessments.
Breakthrough in multi-scale mapping
Time for some positive change Back in 2020, John Simmons shed light on a crucial issue in mapping, and he…
Map First, Ask Questions Later
GMEK is pleased to have been featured in Maptek's December 2023 issue of Forge magazine. GMEK Engineering Geologist Caroline Burden…
Rock Mass modelling solutions
Streamlined rock mass modelling to highlight the spatial variability in your data. Fully compatible with common file formats for direct…
Ushering in the new era with DFN
Building on our DFN announcement last week, here are some insightful thoughts from a recent article penned by Gordon Sweby.…
Introducing Hydrogeological Solutions
Ready to discover a new way of bringing your valuable data to life? Introducing realistic hydro-geomechanical block modelling, displayed here…
Journal from the road
Howdy, my name is Brogan Smith and I'm proud to have recently joined GMEK as a Graduate Geologist. Originally from…