WinLoG Deviated Borehole Example

A depth-aligned deviation survey integrated with geological, core-quality and rock-engineering data.

This example presents the 100 m Deviated Borehole DB-01 from the North Ridge Prospect in Ontario. The deviation survey is displayed beside lithologic descriptions, core samples, recovery, slake durability, USCS information and discontinuity observations.

Point-load strength, RQD and RMR profiles allow directional drilling information to be reviewed together with rock quality and engineering properties. Automated validation completed with 100% completeness, 85% confidence, and no errors or warnings.

100 m BoreholeDeviation SurveyCore RecoverySlake DurabilityDiscontinuitiesPoint LoadRQDRMRValidation PassedXML Template

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Capabilities Demonstrated

What This Deviated Borehole Example Shows

Deviation Survey

Downhole deviation profile
Survey values from 0 to 100 m
Deviated-hole header status
Common measured-depth scale
Directional trend visualization

Core Geology

Five lithologic intervals
Standard lithology symbols
Ten numbered core runs
Core recovery track
Detailed interval descriptions

Rock Quality

Slake durability observations
Joint condition and dip
Joint spacing
Point-load strength
RQD and RMR profiles

Validation

Validation passed
100% completeness
85% confidence
No errors or warnings
Quality rated Good

Directional Data Beside Rock Quality

The deviation profile shares the same measured-depth scale as lithology, sampling, discontinuities and engineering graphs. This makes changes in the borehole trajectory directly comparable with recovered material and rock-quality measurements.

The borehole progresses through sandy gravel, granite, altered granodiorite, a mafic dyke and quartz diorite. Point-load, RQD and RMR values show how strength and rock-mass quality vary along the deviated hole.

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