Integrating WinLoG Data into WinFence: A Complete Guide

In the WinLoG + WinFence Synergy ecosystem, the ability to overlay multiple datasets onto a single borehole column is critical for accurate stratigraphic correlation. While WinLoG can store hundreds of parameters, WinFence allows you to select and display up to 3 distinct types of data at each borehole location simultaneously. 

Core Data Types from WinLoG used in WinFence

• Lithologic Data: The most fundamental element is the lithology, including symbols, descriptions, and strata names. WinFence uses this to “snap” together matching layers between different borings.
• Sample & Core Data: Details on samples (ID, type, recovery, and symbols) and core logs can be plotted directly at their corresponding depths on the section.
• Geophysical Logs: Electronic sensor data, such as Gamma or Resistivity curves, can be displayed alongside the lithology columns to aid in correlation.
• Water Level Measurements: Historical and current groundwater levels can be automatically drawn across multiple boreholes to show the water table.
• Well Completion Details: For environmental monitoring, well construction data—including screens, seals, and casing—can be visualized in scale.
• Geotechnical & Lab Test Results: Quantitative data such as N-values (SPT), moisture content, and shear strength can be plotted as graphs or text labels.

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