Free GEO5 Data Collector Mobile App

June 27, 2023 rockman Software Updates Comments Off on Free GEO5 Data Collector Mobile App
Free GEO5 Data Collector Mobile App

The GEO5 Data Collector Mobile App for Android and iOS is a new FREE option for mobile geotechnical data collection. It features two-way data transfer so you can lay out your boreholes in the GEO5 Stratigraphy program and send them to your mobile device. Then use the device GPS to navigate to the boreholes and start data collection. See the video demo below.

Other features include simple borehole templates and the ability to set user-defined data. You can attach photos, videos, or even audio recordings to your data. Then transfer the data back to the GEO5 Stratigraphy program and produce logs when you are back in the office.

Find out more about GEO5 Mobile Data Collector!

[Editor] GEO5 is a sponsor of GeoPrac.net. [/Editor]

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