Midland Valley will be attending the AAPG annual convention in Pittsburgh next week (19-22 May) with a new exhibition stand (BOOTH#1710) and will be demonstrating the recently released Move 2013 software.
We will also be debuting and launching our new Apple iOS and Google Android FieldMove Apps as a new addition to our Move software range.
Posted: 09 May 2013
Categories: Marketing Press Release
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Posted: 29 April 2013
Categories: Newsletter
Midland Valley are pleased to announce that as part of the maintained client update system, version 2013.1.1 of Move is now available for download from the client section of the Midland Valley website.
This is not a full release and will only update specific parts of Move 2013.1, addressing reported bugs, and providing improvements to functionality and stability.
Posted: 09 April 2013
Categories: Software Update
Midland Valley's 2012 Student Structure Prize again attracted entries from around the world, reflecting the wide range of projects being tackled by students not just at Phd level but as undergraduate projects. Many of the entries were publication level of presentation as well as technical content showing significant maturity for young geoscientists while still studying as students at the start of their careers.
So, who were our winners? Read on to find out.
Posted: 28 March 2013
Categories: Academic Structure prize
We are pleased to announce the oral presentation program for our 2013 User Meeting taking place at the end of March.
Posted: 26 February 2013
Categories: Midland Valley event
If you've not already downloaded our January 2013 newsletter you can access it in the 'Resources' section of our website. This month focusses on features and functionality in the latest release of Move and includes details of our 2013 User Meeting taking place in March.
Posted: 06 February 2013
Categories: Newsletter
The latest version of Move Structural Modelling and Analysis Software has been released and is available for download from the ‘Client’ section of our website to maintained clients.
Software development has focussed on forward modelling functionality in the 2D Kinematic Modelling module and 3D model building and construction tools, previously found in 3DMove, inside Move Core Application.
Click on 'read more' for a summary of our release highlights and watch out for even more in our January newsletter.
Posted: 29 January 2013
Categories: Software Update
During the second half of 2012 Midland Valley became involved in the Eastgate Geothermal Borehole Project which is designed to produce geothermal energy for a “renewable energy village”.
We have been providing support to University of Strathclyde PhD Student, Stewart Beattie, who has been using Move to help predict the position and geometry of a productive geothermal source within a granite pluton at Eastgate. Also involved in the project are Stewart’s supervisor, Professor Zoe Shipton, and Cluff Geothermal.
Posted: 25 January 2013
Categories: Technical Project
