gINT vs. SeisEarth

Suitable for all organisations that are required to collate, store and generate borehole site logs in a timely and orderly fashion. Can also be used for the storage of .ags data if setup correctly. Handles multiple projects well but is not without hiccups when used regularly. I believe it is possible to draw section views however have not done so myself.

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• Borehole logs
• Storage of geotech data.
• Customisable

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• Bugs bugs bugs.
• Confusing interface.
• Split-logs cumbersome to generate.

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I find Holebase much more user-friendly and intuitive although have not used for as long as gINT. It seems to handle the data in a much more reliable way and I've yet to find pesky bugs. Whilst gINT feels like a polished interface to what is in essence a simple database, Holebase feels like a bespoke piece of software.

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• Central piece of software for collation and storage of all site data.
• Storage and checker of ags data.
• Professional looking logs.

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