Category: Training and Tutorials
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How to Run WinLoG Version 4 on Windows 11 Using Compatibility Mode
Although WinLoG Version 4 was originally designed for Windows XP, many users still rely on it for legacy projects, historical borehole databases, and specialized logging workflows. Fortunately, Windows 11 includes built-in compatibility tools that allow older applications to continue running on modern systems. This guide explains how to configure WinLoG Version 4 to run properly…
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How to Download, Install, and Set Up Pollute and Migrate Version 10
Pollute and Migrate Version 10 is a powerful environmental modeling and contaminant transport analysis platform developed by GAEA Technologies. Whether you are evaluating groundwater contamination, modeling migration pathways, or managing environmental remediation projects, proper installation and network setup are essential for reliable performance. This guide explains how to: The setup information below is based on…
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How to Get GaeaSynergy Unlock Codes
GaeaSynergy uses a secure licensing and registration system for the base application and extension modules. To activate purchased modules, users must obtain a unique serial number from the License Manager and send it to GAEA Technologies to receive unlock codes. This guide explains how to locate your serial numbers and request unlock codes for GaeaSynergy…
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Upgrading from WinLoG Version 4 to GaeaSynergy/WinLoG Version 6
Migrating from WinLoG version 4 to the GaeaSynergy/WinLoG version 6 platform provides significant improvements in project management, GIS integration, reporting, data visualization, collaboration, and centralized geological data management. Because GaeaSynergy version 6 uses a newer database architecture than WinLoG version 4, existing templates and projects must be imported into the new platform using the built-in…
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Upgrading from GaeaSynergy 4/5 to GaeaSynergy 6 Network Licensing
GaeaSynergy 6 introduces a completely modernized licensing and network management system designed to improve performance, simplify administration, and support concurrent network licensing across teams and organizations. If you are currently using GaeaSynergy Version 4 or Version 5, this guide explains how to safely upgrade your data and move to the new GaeaSynergy 6 network license…
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How to Exchange Data Between WinLoG Field Assistant and WinLoG Version 6
Field data collection is one of the most critical parts of any geotechnical or environmental investigation. With WinLoG Field Assistant and WinLoG Version 6, field crews can collect borehole and well data directly on Android tablets and seamlessly transfer the information back to the office for reporting, analysis, and long-term storage. WinLoG Field Assistant uses…
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How to Migrate from StrataExplorer 3 to GaeaSynergy 6 (Step-by-Step Tutorial)
Migrating from StrataExplorer 3 to GaeaSynergy 6 is an important upgrade that brings improved performance, enhanced data handling, and modern workflows. However, because GaeaSynergy uses a different database structure, the migration process must be done carefully to avoid errors or data issues. This guide walks you through the correct process for both single user and…
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How to Transfer GaeaSynergy Network License and Data to a New Server
Migrating your GaeaSynergy network license and data to a new server is a critical task that requires careful planning and execution. Whether you’re upgrading hardware, improving performance, or restructuring your IT environment, following a structured process ensures minimal downtime and prevents data or licensing issues. This step-by-step guide walks you through the complete process of…
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Why GaeaSynergy Databases Become Slow — and How to Fix Them with a Free Compaction Tool
Introduction If you’ve been using GaeaSynergy for a while, you may have noticed that your databases gradually become slower over time. Projects that once opened instantly can begin to lag. In some cases, users may even encounter instability or file size warnings. The good news? This is a common and solvable issue—and in most cases,…
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Using a Centralized Database to Integrate and Display Subsurface Data with GaeaSynergy
Subsurface data is the backbone of geotechnical and environmental projects—but it’s often fragmented across spreadsheets, lab reports, field logs, and CAD files. This fragmentation leads to inefficiencies, errors, and delays. A centralized database approach solves this problem by bringing all subsurface data into a single, structured system. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use…