Data in the Borings table typically relate the field notes from the geologist that logged the hole. They are frequently detailed and describe multiple soil units that are at field scale might be considered to be portions of a single hydrogeologic unit. The Stratigraphy table contains an interpreted description of the hydrogeologic units. 3d geologic models, 3d fence diagrams and 2d geologic models on profiles are all generated using Stratigraphy data. EnviroInsite, at present, does not generate plots that correlate units between data compiled in the Borings table. There are several simple rules you must be aware of in entering Stratigraphy data.
Not allowed because of the repetition of sand as the first and third unit
BH1
sand clay sand gravel
________
Not allow due to inconsistencies in strata order
BH1
BH2
sand 1
sand 1
clay
sand 2
sand 2
clay
gravel
gravel
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This is allowed to represent the pinching out of the clay layer in BH2
BH1
BH2
sand 1
sand 1
clay
sand 2
sand 2
gravel
gravel
-- Edited by admin on Wednesday 1st of August 2012 07:09:50 PM