This introductory example shows how WinLoG organizes a conventional geotechnical investigation. The Basic boring records lithology, sample intervals, SPT blow counts, recovery, USCS classifications, elevations, and field comments in a clean one-page professional log.
The record represents a 22 m boring at the Port Sidney Oil Terminal and includes peat, elastic silt, silty sand, and shale. Automated validation passes the example with 98% completeness, 84% confidence, and no errors or warnings.
Unlike the detailed geotechnical QA/QC example, this basic record is intended to show the core WinLoG workflow without deliberate validation exceptions. Lithology intervals, samples, classifications, descriptions, elevations, and comments are presented together in a compact format suitable for introductory training and template customization.
The supplied validation report records Passed status, 98% completeness, Good quality, an 84% confidence score, and zero errors and zero warnings.
Download the example files individually. The XML template and log can be imported into WinLoG Version 6 and customized for company-specific geotechnical workflows.
Demonstrates a practical introductory boring-log workflow with lithology, SPT data, recovery, USCS classifications, and automated validation.
Provides a compact one-page example for learning template structure, borehole data entry, log generation, and XML import.
Provides a reusable starting point for adapting company headers, columns, symbols, classifications, and validation requirements.
WinLoG templates can be customized to match company standards, project requirements, and agency formats. Start with this compact template, then add laboratory, groundwater, rock-core, environmental, or organization-specific validation datasets as required.
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