Prospector Minerals vs Field3Dnotes

Prospector Minerals is your free, comprehensive mineralogy resource. - Browse Minerals: Search Minerals by chemical and physical properties, including hardness, luster, mineral class, crystal system, chemistry, and associates. Snap a photo of a specimen, and we'll guess what your mineral is. - Discover Localities: Explore common mines and mining districts, and filter by location, coordinates, and minerals. - Read Articles - Stay in touch with what's happening in the mineral world—browse through our informational scientific articles about minerals, localities, and more. - Explore Photos - Browse high-quality photos of minerals accompanied by detailed descriptions. -------------- Learn More at prospectorminerals.com

Field3Dnotes is a professional application for digital 3D geological mapping, structural data acquisition, and real-time field analysis on iPad and iPhone. Engineered for geologists, researchers, and field geoscientists, Field3Dnotes brings high-resolution 3D models directly into the field, enabling touch digitizing and orientation measurements using integrated iOS sensors, even when completely offline. Key Features: 3D Model Management: Import, display, and inspect high-resolution 3D tiles and photogrammetric models with smooth rendering performance in remote field environments. Real-Time Structural Measurements: Measure strikes, dips, lineations, and planar features directly using built-in device sensors or touch digitizing on 3D surfaces. Geolocation & "Follow Me" Mode: Track your real-time field position superimposed on 3D terrain models using built-in GNSS positioning. Digital Mapping Tools: Digitize geological contacts, faults, and structural features directly onto 3D geometries with sub-metric precision. Multimedia Field Notes: Georeference photos, audio notes, and text records linked directly to 3D spatial coordinates. 100% Offline Workflow: Complete field independence with full offline dataset support; no cellular or internet connection required in the field. Designed for structural geology, engineering geology, mineral exploration, and academic research.