WinLoG Dual Monitoring Well Example

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DUAL MONITORING WELL EXAMPLE

WinLoG Dual Monitoring Well Example

Two monitoring wells, separate screens, groundwater levels, lithology, and sampling.

This example shows how WinLoG documents two monitoring wells installed within a single borehole. Dual Monitoring Well presents separate casing and screen intervals, filter and seal materials, groundwater levels, six lithologic intervals, and seven samples on one coordinated depth scale.

The 19 m borehole includes asphalt, fill, sandy silt, sand, and silty clay, with shallow and deep monitoring zones. Automated validation reports one warning, 82% completeness, 78% confidence, and no errors.

Environmental Dual Wells Nested Screens Well Construction Water Levels Sample Recovery Validation Warning XML Template

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Capabilities Demonstrated

What This Dual Monitoring Well Example Shows

Borehole Logging

  • Lithology and descriptions
  • Lithologic symbols
  • Sample intervals and numbers
  • Sample type
  • Depth and elevation columns
  • Six lithologic intervals

Sampling

  • Seven environmental samples
  • One auger sample
  • Six split-spoon samples
  • Recovery from 30% to 80%
  • Depth-linked sample intervals
  • Hydrocarbon-odour observation

Dual-Well Completion

  • Two offset well strings
  • Shallow screen from 8.5 to 10.5 m
  • Deep screen from 14 to 18 m
  • Bentonite isolation seals
  • No. 2 silica-sand filter pack
  • Steel cover and casing

Validation

  • Warnings validation status
  • 82% completeness
  • Fair data quality
  • 78% confidence score
  • Water-level consistency check
  • One warning and no errors

One Borehole, Two Monitoring Zones

This record demonstrates how a shallow and a deep monitoring interval can be shown beside lithology, sample recovery, elevation, filter packs, annular seals, and groundwater levels. The dual-well diagram makes vertical separation and construction details easy to compare.

The supplied validation report records Warnings status, 82% completeness, Fair quality, a 78% confidence score, one warning, and zero errors.

Example Data

Key Datasets Demonstrated

Stratigraphy and Samples

  • Asphalt, fill, sandy silt, sand, and silty clay
  • Six depth-continuous lithology intervals
  • One auger and six split-spoon samples
  • Sample recovery from 30% to 80%
  • Elevation and lithology symbols

Dual-Well and Groundwater Data

  • Shallow screen from 8.5 to 10.5 m
  • Deep screen from 14 to 18 m
  • Separate casing offsets and completion zones
  • Two groundwater-level records
  • Water-level variation warning requiring review

Download the Complete Example

Download the example files individually. The XML template and log can be imported into WinLoG Version 6 and customized for company-specific environmental workflows.

Included in the Example

  • Professional one-page environmental boring log
  • Environmental validation report
  • Reusable XML template
  • Dual Monitoring Well XML borehole data
  • Sampling, lithology, dual-well, seal, screen, and water-level datasets
Applications

Who This Example Is For

Environmental Consultants

Demonstrates a practical workflow for nested or dual-well groundwater investigations and environmental monitoring programs.

Field and Drilling Teams

Shows how sampling, recovery, lithology, casing, screens, seals, and filter packs share a common depth-based presentation.

QA/QC Reviewers

Provides an integrated record for reviewing screen separation, water-level consistency, sample coverage, construction, and completeness.

Customize This Dual Monitoring Well Example

WinLoG templates can be customized to match company standards, project requirements, and agency formats. Multiple well strings, casing offsets, screen and seal intervals, sampling, lithology, water levels, and validation rules can be tailored to project requirements.

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