- Borehole Log Preparation
- Data Integration
- Subsurface Visualization
Once your data is in RSLog, any project or borehole related data such as lithologic descriptions, samples, field/laboratory tests results and piezometer/well installation can be presented on the borehole log. Other users in your RSLog account can collaborate by reviewing the draft borehole logs, add comments, and approving the logs.

Streamline the process of collecting and transferring data from the field or at the office using any device, with RSLog’s web-based functionality, it’s offline app, and powerful integrations with other applications programs (Slide2, Settle3, gINT, DIGGS, Excel). RSLog also gives you the option to integrate laboratory test results and present them in your borehole logs.

Using the cross-section designer, turn borehole data into cross-sections and visualize subsurface conditions, without the need for other CAD or drafting tools. Connect the layers, apply hatch patterns, indicate underground utilities, show contaminated zones, and view your project cross sections in 3D. Include a topographic terrain model, and export your cross section to various formats (PNG, SVG, DXF, KMZ, etc).



Import borehole data from RSLog directly into Settle3 which can be used to quickly define your soil layers and material properties, without manually inputting data. You can also import field test data (e.g. SPT blow counts) directly from RSLog into your Settle3 project.
RSLog and Slide2 are now integrated, allowing you to easily import your cross-sections online or offline directly from your RSLog account into Slide2, saving you time.

Import borehole data from RSLog directly into Settle3 which can be used to quickly define your soil layers and material properties, without manually inputting data. You can also import field test data (e.g. SPT blow counts) directly from RSLog into your Settle3 project.

RSLog and Slide2 are now integrated, allowing you to easily import your cross-sections online or offline directly from your RSLog account into Slide2, saving you time.
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Import from DIGGS
DIGGS (Data Interchange for Geotechnical and Geo-environmental Specialists) is a standard international format for the electronic transfer of geotechnical and geo-environmental data. If your project data is saved in a DIGGS file, use RSLog to import relevant sections of your DIGGS file and generate borehole logs and other types of reports.
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Project Photo Report
Save your time with RSLog and create a photo report by one click. All your project photos will be inserted in a photo album downloaded in PDF format. You can select which photos should be included in the report, add a title for each photo and select how many photos will be inserted on each page.
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Import from gINT
Import your important geotechnical investigation data from gINT to RSLog as a new project and easily refer to them whenever you need them. This way you can conveniently organize all your gINT project files in one place.




DIGGS (Data Interchange for Geotechnical and Geo-environmental Specialists) is a standard international format for the electronic transfer of geotechnical and geo-environmental data. If your project data is saved in a DIGGS file, use RSLog to import relevant sections of your DIGGS file and generate borehole logs and other types of reports.

Save your time with RSLog and create a photo report by one click. All your project photos will be inserted in a photo album downloaded in PDF format. You can select which photos should be included in the report, add a title for each photo and select how many photos will be inserted on each page.

Import your important geotechnical investigation data from gINT to RSLog as a new project and easily refer to them whenever you need them. This way you can conveniently organize all your gINT project files in one place.
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