This example shows how WinLoG applies automated QA/QC to a groundwater monitoring well record. BH-06 MW-QAQC combines soil descriptions, detailed well construction, multiple water-level observations, groundwater sample identifiers, temperature, pH, TDS, laboratory concentrations, applicable criteria, and depth-linked validation findings.
The data deliberately includes a duplicated groundwater sample identifier, a construction component extending below the borehole termination, an invalid water depth, excessive water-level variation, and groundwater-quality criterion exceedances. Each finding is linked to the affected record and actual value in the validation report.
The example contains deliberate monitoring-well and groundwater data-quality conditions rather than only idealized data. The 10.0 m borehole contains a cap component ending at 10.8 m, and one water-level record is also entered at 10.8 m. The identifier GW06-01 is reused for two groundwater samples.
The validation report contains 3 errors and 3 warnings. The warnings demonstrate water-level consistency checking and comparison of TDS and benzene results with depth-linked groundwater criteria.
Download the example files individually. The XML template and log can be imported into WinLoG Version 6 and customized for company, agency, regulatory, and monitoring-program QA/QC requirements.
Demonstrates an integrated workflow for monitoring-well construction, groundwater observations, sampling, laboratory data, and automated QA/QC.
Useful for baseline monitoring, contaminated-site investigations, remediation monitoring, landfill programs, and long-term compliance networks.
Shows how construction geometry, water levels, sample traceability, field parameters, and laboratory criteria can be reviewed together before records are issued.
WinLoG templates can be customized for monitoring-program requirements, well-construction standards, sampling procedures, field-parameter stabilization, laboratory analytes, regulatory criteria, and governed QA/QC workflows.
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