Geotechnical desk studies for Irish infrastructure
Draw a point, a route or a site boundary. Ground Intel queries 50+ datasets from GSI, EPA, NPWS and Teagasc, writes the desk study with its ground model and geohazard register, scopes the ground investigation, and produces Schedule 2, the bill of quantities and the specification, each finding cited to its source.
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Ground along the alignment (chainage, m)
Geohazard register
Ground investigation: 3 boreholes, 2 trial pits
See it in action
Bedrock and quaternary geology, aquifers, groundwater vulnerability, karst, boreholes, soils, radon, groundwater flooding and designated sites, from GSI, EPA, NPWS and Teagasc.
Mark a site, draw a route alignment with true chainages, or sketch a site boundary. All in Irish Transverse Mercator (ITM).
Structured to Eurocode 7, TII and BS 5930: preliminary ground model, geohazard register and recommendations, every finding cited to its source. Exported to Word.
Boreholes, trial pits, cone tests, peat probes, geophysics and laboratory testing, spaced and taken to depth to IS EN 1997-2 Annex B.3. Edit the tables or drag holes on the map.
The schedule of exploratory holes and a bill of quantities in Sections A to L of the Engineers Ireland 2016 bill, measured from the scope, as Excel workbooks.
Completes the Engineers Ireland 2016 Schedules: the full specification, a short form for small jobs, or a geophysical survey; on a private form or the Public Works contracts PW-CF7 and PW-CF8.
A point, a route or a site boundary. The core layers are ready.
arrow_forwardLive data from GSI, EPA, NPWS and Teagasc, written up as a report.
arrow_forwardHoles, tests, surveys and laboratory testing, in one step.
arrow_forwardDesk study, Schedule 2, bill of quantities and specification.