Rock imaging is a rapidly expanding science that uses a range of advanced technologies to gather digital images that, when processed and interpreted, can provide direct quantitative information of many rock properties over scales ranging from m to nm. At iRIS-2020 (now a virtual event), experts from leading academic institutions, E&P and mineral resource companies, geoscience research groups and imaging equipment manufacturers will share their experience of how to take advantage of the multiple imaging modes and scales on offer. Imaging techniques include simple 1­D digital profiles of various properties down a length of core material; 2­D imaging over a variety of wavelengths: infrared, white light, ultraviolet, X-ray; 2D and 3D scanning electron and ion microscopy; and full 3­D X-ray CT, micro­CT and nanoCT imaging.