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GS+ Geostatistics Software |
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GS+ is a comprehensive geostatistics software program that is fast, efficient, and easy to use. GS+ provides all geostatistics components, from semivariance analysis through kriging and mapping, in a single integrated software program widely praised for its flexibility and friendly interface. Many users are surprised that geostatistical analysis can be so easy and intuitive.
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Variogram Map
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What is geostatistics? Geostatistics is a class of statistical techniques developed to analyze and predict values of a variable distributed in space or time. It begins with a type of autocorrelation analysis called variography or semivariance analysis, in which the degree of self-similarity is displayed as a variogram. The variogram model is used to predict unsampled locations by kriging or conditional simulation, which produces estimates of the variable across the entire spatial or temporal domain.
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GS+ software was first introduced in 1988. Geostatistics is not an add-on feature of GS+ - it is at the heart of the software. Many of our users have access to other geostatistics tools within their favorite GIS or mapping programs but come to GS+ for their serious geostatistical analyses, especially for exploring geostatistical relationships within data sets. Because GS+ output is compatible with industry standards, GS+ can be used directly with many of these other programs. Or it can be used standalone - GS+ has its own data worksheet (which also accepts MicroSoft® Excel®, Access®, and other types of data files) and produces its own maps for those users who are not working with other mapping programs.
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GS+ is compatible with modern Windows platforms (see system requirements) and accepts data files with as many as 2 billion records. Algorithms are fast and dependable. Geostatistical analysis is computationally intensive - prior to 1988 most analyses had to be performed on supercomputers, but GS+ allows the Windows environment to handle most data sets with ease. Written in a combination of Visual Studio and Fortran, and drawing on GSLIB subroutines, GS+ shows that computation speed, flexibility, and an intuitive interface are compatible.
Numerous scientists, engineers, and students worldwide are using GS+.
Take a look at the GS+ overview for a quick tour of the software's main features, including pictures of all major windows. See featured statistics for a quick listing of the various statistics provided.
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GS+
Single User Commercial
License: $649.00 |
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| Special Notice |
Product includes manual, updates by web download and email tech support
Upgrade pricing available- contact RockWare (sales@rockware.com) for more information. |
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| System Requirements |
- Operating systems- GS+ is a Windows program and is compatible with Windows Vista, XP, 2000, NT4. GS+ version 7 is not compatible with Windows ME or Windows 98, and there is no Mac, Linux, or Unix version of GS+ at this time.
- Minimum CPU- a Pentium or Pentium-equivalent processor is required to run GS+. Geostatistical analyses are extremely CPU-intensive, so faster processors are recommended for larger data sets.
- Minimum memory- GS+ requires at least 64 MB to run. More memory is recommended for larger data sets to avoid frequent memory swaps between memory and the hard disk.
- Hard disk storage- the installation of GS+ requires 40 MB of hard disk space. Depending on memory available, more disk space may be needed for Windows swap files when GS+ is run, especially for large data sets.
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