Borehole logging and logs - Facts or interpretation?

Peter Hepton, ground investigation engineering manager, Infrastructure, Socotec UK discusses the issue of borehole logging and borehole logs and whether they should be simply considered as a choice of facts or data that can be interpreted in different ways

From a simple record of the drilling process to a detailed geological/geotechnical description of the ground, 'borehole logs' mean different things to different people

13 April 2021
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From a simple record of the drilling process to a detailed geological/geotechnical description of the ground, 'borehole logs' mean different things to different people.

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