This example shows how WinLoG combines a conventional geotechnical boring log with a broad set of engineering measurements. Flood Control presents lithology, seven sample intervals, USCS classifications, field strength, blow counts, dry density, UU shear strength, failure strain, confining pressure, and laboratory index properties.
The 19 ft direct-push boring includes peat, clayey gravel, elastic silt, high-plasticity clay, poorly graded sand, and shale. Automated validation passes the example with 90% completeness, 82% confidence, and no errors or warnings.
This record demonstrates how soil descriptions and sample data can be interpreted beside field-strength measurements, blow counts, density, UU shear results, water content, Atterberg Limits, and grain-size data. The datasets share a common depth scale, making relationships between stratigraphy, soil behavior, strength, and moisture easy to review.
The supplied validation report records Passed status, 90% completeness, Good quality, an 82% 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 workflow for levees, dams, channels, and other flood-control infrastructure investigations.
Shows how strength, moisture, density, index-property, grain-size, and sampling results share a common depth-based presentation.
Provides an integrated record for reviewing samples, blow counts, moisture, consistency limits, strength, density, and completeness together.
WinLoG templates can be customized to match company standards, project requirements, and agency formats. Field-strength graphs, laboratory-property columns, lithology, sampling presentation, and validation rules can be tailored to project requirements.
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