Importing Borehole Data

Please note: In late 2020, Leapfrog Works received a significant update to its user interface, as well as two additional options for importing borehole data. In addition to the borehole import option covered in this video (which is still entirely valid), it is also now possible to import borehole data directly from Bentley’s OpenGround Cloud environment, as well as directly from the Seequent Data Room, accessed through Seequent Central.

We also now support multiple borehole datasets. While the current version of Leapfrog looks quite different from the version used to record this video, most of this content is still valid as the layout, location of functions, and workflows remain largely the same. One noteworthy change in behaviour between what is discussed in this video (at ~3:00), and the current functionality of the software is that imported columns in borehole tables can now be deleted if you accidently bring in unnecessary columns at the time of import. If a column has been deleted, it does not have to exist in any subsequent reloaded or appended data (~3:10). For more information about the latest new features, please see the Leapfrog Works product page (https://my.seequent.com/products/leapfrog-works/latest).

0:00 – Introduction to importing boreholes

0:35 – Importance of unit and coordinate consistency

1:00 – Required information for borehole import

1:19 – Importing boreholes – selecting files for import

1:46 – Borehole import wizard overview

2:10 – Collar table import options

2:37 – Considerations when importing borehole data

3:35 – Selecting additional columns for import

3:46 – Additional import parameters

4:17 – Survey table import options

4:37 – Interval table import options – Categorical Data

5:07 – “Import As” options defined

6:17 – Interval table import options – Numeric Data

6:32 – Introduction to Leapfrog borehole validation