Wrap-up
Your first VRGS project
Your VRGS project should be set up and ready to go, with some nifty interpretations and helpful data visualisations. You have created a project, imported a 3D model, annotated and measured it, digitised structural and sedimentological interpretations, and generated attributes from the model surface.
Where to go next
Finish setting the project up
- The project directory structure — what VRGS writes next to your project, and what to copy when you move it.
- Managing backups — how backups are made, and how to recover from one.
- Setting the coordinate system — get your project georeferenced before the data piles up.
Go deeper on interpretation
- Basic Interpretation — the full reference for every digitising mode and editing tool.
- Measuring — which measurement tool answers which question.
- Sedimentary Logging — building measured sections against the outcrop.
- Stereonets — plotting and analysing the orientations you have collected.
Get results out
- Charts, Histograms and Filtering — reading and filtering your data.
- Analysis Reports — collecting figures and statistics into a document you can hand over.
- Getting Data In and Out — every export route out of VRGS.
Share it
- Virtual Field Trips — turn the project into a guided trip.
- Flight Paths — animated fly-throughs of the model.
Stuck? Ask Athos
The Athos assistant panel is built into VRGS and answers questions about the software from this documentation, as well as questions about the project you have open. Asking Athos well has some tips on getting good answers out of it.
Advanced interpretation and analysis tutorials will be updated periodically — stay tuned!