Groundwater mapping and hydrogeological conceptual modelling using Airborne Electromagnetic (AEM) data is a “hot topic”. The Geoscience team at I•GIS has for more than 15 years been part of the Danish suite of technical solution providers within the field of groundwater modeling and has extensive expertise and experience in this area.

This one day “hands-on” short course goes through the practicalities of building a 3D conceptual model from scratch using AEM data together with other geoscientific data types by combining cross-sections, GIS maps and 3D visualization in the interpretation process. The focus is how to get the most out of your AEM data. In addition to the traditional manual modeling techniques, we will introduce and go through examples on how to utilize Machine Learning tools in the modeling process – including clustering algorithms and the Smart Interpretation method. We will also work with statistical methods and tools to evaluate and quality check the interpreted model with respect to the available data.

The course will be a combination of short lectures and exercises, and at the end of the day the participants will have touched base with the main principles behind building a 3D hydrostratigraphic conceptual model.

For the exercises in the course we will use the GeoScene3D software package – To be able to carry out the exercises, the course participants will get free access to the software during the course. The participants are required to bring their own laptops with a reasonable graphics card, see more on https://www.geoscene3d.com.

The course material will be made available to the course participants prior to the course.