With the current V1.3 Release of Geomodeller, the stochastic inversion tool ( manageLithoInversion ), can be asked
to query the inversion results and produce "Surface Shells" or triangulated surfaces that represent various formation boundaries
in your model within controlled probabilities eg 95 percent certainty. The question is how to then easily visualise these results
against the original geology model, with a view perhaps to altering your interpretation?
The import of surface shells can only really be done using the BREP format files.
The files generated come in 3 flavours automatically - csv, tsurf and brep format files.
The *.csv files dumped for this option are not truely generic, but are modelled more on
what BGS use for triangulated surfaces.
For V1.3, you load your project, and then select via the data explorer tree, SurfaceMesh -> right mouse
load surface
and then chosen several of the *.brep files, and they work just fine, showing up in the 3D viewer.
With V2.0, there is no need to export the surfaces to triangles and then re-import. All the outputs from Inversion are available
for direct query and image enhancement, using histograms, data range cut offs and colour stretch tools.
Also, a switch has been made to a published inversion language, based upon the Google protobuf technology. With this switch,
any syntax errors are easily picked up and the language is more terse and human readable. A new inversion engine tool (invbatch)
has the job of managing these tasks. Sample task ship with the standard installer.