RockWorks' specialized modeling method allows you to interpolate a continuous lithology model. Lithology data can be displayed with RockWorks in numerous different formats based on the lithology model, or on the lithology data itself.

RockWorks algorithms can be used to interpolate continuous stratigraphic surfaces which, when stacked, created a 3D stratigraphic model. Stratigraphy data can be displayed with RockWorks in numerous different formats based on the stratigraphic surface, 3D model, or on the stratigraphy data itself.

Downhole log data can represent geophysical measurements, geochemical values, geotechnical measurements, and more. These data can be entered either at depth points or over depth intervals. RockWorks interpolation algorithms can be used to create a continuous 3D model of downhole data. There are numerous display and analysis options for downhole data within RockWorks, some based on the continuous 3D model, some on the data itself.

A fracture-specific modeling algorithm allows you to create a solid model of fracture proximities.

Fracture data sets can be analyzed and displayed in myriad ways using RockWorks.

Aquifer data can be used for analysis and display in RockWorks. The data itself can be used, or interpolated into continuous surfaces (ie. water tables) using a variety of gridding methods.

Borehole data is now stored in a MicroSoft Access database (.MDB), yet the look and feel of former versions of RockWorks has been maintained.