Modern geoscience relies heavily on digital tools for mapping, modeling, visualization, and data analysis. Yet, these tools and datasets are often scattered across multiple websites, repositories, ...

The Earth’s systems are dynamic and interconnected, yet our understanding of them remains fragmented across datasets, institutions, and disciplines. As the amount of geological data continues to gr...

In the realm of digital geosciences, managing geological data is essential for achieving successful project outcomes. Geological data, known for its complexity and volume, presents significant chal...

When embarking on a geological field trip, the inclusion of a portable coring machine is essential for efficient and effective sample collection (Figure 1). This versatile tool allows geologists to...

In the ever-evolving landscape of academic research, utilizing the right tools can significantly enhance the efficiency of literature reviews. This guide highlights two essential tools: a PDF reade...

Burrowed strata can hold a substantial reserve of water and hydrocarbon. However, estimating the permeability of such strata using routine core analysis is constrained by many challenges, such as s...

Geoscience research and education are undergoing a transformative shift, driven by rapid technological advancements and the increased accessibility of data. In this context, this webpage called “Op...

Research data is continuously generated across various scientific and engineering disciplines, leading to diverse data types and sizes. As a result, the data becomes increasingly heterogeneous, pos...

Bioturbation is a process involving organisms interacting with sediments, and the products of such a process, including biogenic and bioerosional sedimentary structures. The biogenic structures in...

Upper Ordovician Glaciogenic Deposits (UOGD) contain significant hydrocarbon reservoirs in North Africa and the Middle East. In Saudi Arabia, the UOGD includes the Zarqa, Sarah (Figure 1), and Hawb...