OCR for scanned borehole logs
OCR-assisted extraction from scanned and PDF borehole logs, with human review and correction of extracted records.
GaeaSynergy 6 · Migration Center
Your next chapter.
Your existing data.
Bring legacy projects into a connected GaeaSynergy workflow. Start with gINT, earlier GAEA projects or supported exchange files, then review the results before moving forward.
Available now · Launched October 29, 2026
Included free with GaeaSynergy 6. No separate Migration Center purchase.
Moving from gINT
Keep the project knowledge.
Build the next workflow.
Your borehole records represent years of work. A guided migration helps bring supported gINT project data into GaeaSynergy and WinLoG, with attention to tables, fields, units and the outputs your team relies on.
Read the gINT import guide →Start with a representative project
- Identify project databases, project lists and template-related information.
- Review custom tables, field mappings, units and coded values.
- Create or select a suitable WinLoG template and compare representative logs.
- Document unmapped content and agree on acceptance before full migration.
Custom reports, symbols, attachments and database extensions need assessment. A project import does not guarantee an identical gINT report layout.
Stage 1 · Available now
Find the route for your source data
Looking for everyday data exchange? See GaeaSynergy Import and Export for detailed format specifications, supported import/export directions, GIS exports and reporting outputs. Use the Migration Center to plan and review a move from gINT or legacy GAEA projects.
Choose the source first, then confirm the supported version, schema and destination. The launch brings migration workflows together; it does not make every file interchangeable.
| Source / format | Route and workflow | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| gINT project databases & project lists | Guided project import, field mapping and template-related information. | Supported tables, custom fields, units, symbols and template recreation. |
| GaeaSynergy 4 & 5 | Migrate individual projects or project lists into GaeaSynergy 6. | Project identifiers, database configuration and supporting libraries. |
| Legacy WinLoG 4 & 5 | Applicable legacy upgrade and import tools for logs, projects and templates. | Source version, library compatibility and destination license. |
| AGS & DIGGS | Structured project import/export workflows. | Exchange version, required fields, schema coverage and extensions. |
| Government well databases | Import supported government well information into projects. | Jurisdiction, source structure, coordinates, units and identifiers. |
| Excel, CSV, XML & other databases | Configured import or scoped conversion assessment; source dependent. | Field mapping, relationships and destination coverage. These are not universal one-click launch importers. |
The free inclusion covers the Migration Center in GaeaSynergy 6. Custom conversion, template recreation, training and assisted services should be scoped separately with GAEA.
From source to acceptance
A migration you can review at every step
Use this recommended process for a representative pilot before converting an entire archive.
Prepare
Retain source backups. Inventory projects, versions, templates, units and required outputs.
Map & import
Select the supported route. Review field mappings, identifiers and handling of custom content.
Reconcile
Compare record counts, depths, coordinates, units and representative logs. Resolve exceptions.
Accept & use
Approve the pilot, retain migration records and move accepted data into your project workflow.
Make validation part of the handover
Run applicable WinLoG Validation & QA/QC checks on imported borehole records. Review findings alongside source comparisons; successful import alone does not establish technical accuracy.
Planned · Stage 2
The next stage of data recovery
These capabilities are planned and are not part of the October 29 launch. Scope and timing remain subject to development; no Stage 2 release date is committed on this page.
LAS import & project creation
LAS import and project creation workflows to bring supported well-log data into the project environment.
Laboratory data exchange
GDMS and gINT laboratory data import/export. This is separate from Stage 1 gINT project migration.
Migration questions
Before you move your data
Is the Migration Center available now?
Yes. The Migration Center launched October 29, 2026 and is available now. Contact GAEA for the appropriate GaeaSynergy 6 update and migration route.
Is the Migration Center free?
Yes. It is included free with GaeaSynergy 6, with no separate Migration Center purchase. Contact GAEA to scope assisted migration, custom conversion, template recreation or training.
Can I migrate gINT projects and templates?
Supported gINT project import, project lists and template-related information are part of the Stage 1 scope. Custom schemas and report layouts need assessment; templates may require mapping or recreation rather than an identical automatic conversion.
Which formats and sources are covered?
Routes include supported gINT projects, legacy GAEA projects, AGS and DIGGS exchange workflows, and government well information. Excel, CSV, XML and other databases require confirmation of a configured import or scoped conversion. Exact coverage depends on the source version, schema and destination module.
Are OCR, LAS and laboratory data migration available at launch?
No. OCR for scanned borehole logs, LAS import and project creation, and GDMS and gINT laboratory data import/export are planned Stage 2 capabilities.
How should we check the migrated data?
Use a representative pilot. Compare record counts, identifiers, intervals, units, coordinates and key values, inspect sample logs and document exceptions. Apply supported WinLoG validation checks and obtain project-owner acceptance.
What should I prepare for a migration assessment?
Prepare the source software and version, approximate project counts, representative databases, custom schema details, templates and example reports. Contact GAEA first to agree on an appropriate file-transfer method.
Start with one project
Give your existing data a path forward.
Discuss your gINT or legacy GAEA archive, confirm the right migration route and plan a representative pilot.
Available now · Launched October 29, 2026 · Included free with GaeaSynergy 6
