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These examples demonstrate how WinLoG applies automated validation rules to borehole, sample, laboratory, groundwater, mineral exploration, oil and gas exploration, assay, rock-core, pavement, and subgrade data. The flagship showcase provides broad coverage, while focused examples demonstrate specific workflows. They are designed to show not only how a professional log looks, but how WinLoG identifies inconsistent, incomplete, or physically questionable data before a record is finalized.
The flagship QA/QC example combines soil, SPT, laboratory, groundwater, and rock-core data in a single borehole. Deliberate errors and warnings demonstrate automated domain checks and cross-dataset consistency validation.
Demonstrates: SPT, Water Content, Atterberg Limits, USCS, Groundwater, Core Run, RQD, SCR, TCR, Validation Results, Completeness and Confidence.
A focused geotechnical validation example using BH-02 GEO-QAQC. It demonstrates automated QA/QC for conventional soil-boring data without the rock-core datasets used in the flagship showcase.
Demonstrates: SPT N-values, sample recovery, USCS classification, groundwater, Water Content and Atterberg Limits, dry density, UU shear strength, completeness checks, and cross-dataset validation.
A focused rock-core validation example using BH-03 CORE-QAQC. It demonstrates automated QA/QC for core recovery, rock quality and related geological and engineering datasets.
Demonstrates: Core Run intervals, RQD, SCR, TCR, recovery relationships, rock descriptions, weathering, hardness, fracture spacing, compressive strength, groundwater, completeness and confidence.
A focused environmental validation example using BH-04 ENV-QAQC. It combines field observations, sample data, PID/VOC screening, laboratory results, and criteria exceedances in a single environmental investigation log.
Demonstrates: missing and duplicate sample identifiers, PID/VOC screening, odour and staining observations, laboratory criteria, elevated readings in impacted material, and cross-dataset validation.
A DOT-focused transportation validation example using BH-05 TRANS-QAQC. It combines pavement and granular layers, native subgrade, sampling, classification, laboratory results, and transportation-specific QA/QC in a single investigation log.
Demonstrates: route and station identification, SPT N-values, recovery, USCS/AASHTO classification, moisture versus optimum moisture, CBR criteria, sieve results, missing and duplicate sample identifiers, and depth-linked validation.
A focused groundwater validation example using BH-06 MW-QAQC. It combines monitoring-well construction, multiple water-level observations, groundwater samples, field parameters, laboratory results, and applicable criteria.
Demonstrates: component depth validation, water depth range checking, water-level variation, duplicate groundwater sample identifiers, temperature, pH, TDS and benzene criterion exceedances, laboratory qualifiers, and depth-linked validation reporting.
A focused mineral exploration validation example using ME-01 GOLD-QAQC. It combines geology and mineralization, core sampling and recovery, Au, Ag, Cu and As assays, alteration, veins, completeness, and cross-dataset geological QA/QC.
Demonstrates: recovery versus sample length, missing required assays, conflicting primary Au results, high-grade Au without a corresponding vein observation, logged mineralization without a required assay, and 96% assay completeness.
A focused oil and gas exploration validation example using OG-01 OIL-GAS-QAQC. It combines lithology, formation tops, total gas, methane, ROP, gamma ray, hydrocarbon shows, oil staining, drilling remarks, and cross-dataset QA/QC.
Demonstrates: formation-top boundary alignment, duplicate hydrocarbon-show detection, oil staining without a nearby show, a strong show without nearby staining, depth-linked findings, and 100% completeness.
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