Interfaces

Import / Export of Data
Moving data into and out of SoilVision
was considered of great importance in our development efforts.
Import data from previous versions of SoilVision or from any table
format with the click of a button. Export personal data to other
software packages such as Excel or Surfer on a user-defined format
using our table builder query wizard. The open database architecture
allows complete flexibility in extracting data on any format from
SoilVision.


Software Compatibility
SoilVision provides the
ability to transfer your data between applications in a simple, straightforward
manner. SoilVision adheres to Windows standards of cutting and pasting
data exchange to allow exchange between Windows compatible software.
Soil property functions from within SoilVision may be output in point
or equation form and therefore may be cut and pasted into many modeling
programs. Whether its transferring data to a seepage model, or a
borehole logging program, SoilVision provides data filters to make
the task simple.
| Modeling: |
SoilVision is the world's only knowledge-based database system which
will provide the specific information you need to perform complex
geoenvironmental or geotechnical modeling. If you don't have
the data, SoilVision can estimate complex unsaturated or saturated
soil properties for you. The following list is a partial list
of the modeling software packages for which SoilVision provides
input soil properties: SEEP/W, FEFLOW, FEMWater, Visual Modflow,
GMS, SoilCover, CRISP, Plaxis, SIGMA/W, SLOPE/W, CTRAN/W |
| Graphics: |
Excel, Surfer |
| GIS: |
ArcView GIS, Sylvan Maps |
| Report Writers: |
Crystal Reports, Word, CrossTab |
| Borehole Logs: |
WinLog, QuickLog, QuickCross/Fence |
| Customized: |
Want a customized link to your existing software? Contact us for pricing. |

SoilVision™ ArcView™ Interface
Visualization
of your borehole data is important. SoilVision Systems Ltd. has initiated
a strategic relationship with ESRI to offer visualization of boreholes
and soil properties. The SoilVision software provides a wizard-like
interface to export borehole information to be viewed in standard GIS
applications such as ArcView and Sylvan Maps. Exported data may then
be combined with existing topographical or street layout data for visualization.
A description of the ArcView products as seen on the ESRI site may
be seen below. Please visit the ESRI Canada home page for ordering
information.
ArcView GIS™
ArcView GIS is a powerful GIS package with superior manipulation,
analysis and presentation tools built right in. ArcView is the
world's most popular GIS package, and brings the power of high end geospatial
analysis to your desktop in an easy to use package.

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Spatial
Analyst™
The
Spatial Analyst extension gives ArcView GIS full raster modeling
capabilities. Functions include interpreting a continuous surface
from a set of sample points, creating hillshade, slope and aspect
maps, automatic generation of histogram diagrams, and viewshed
analysis. You can also automatically compute drainage basins
or watershed areas from elevation data. Generate contours automatically
or "on-the-fly" from selected points. |

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3D Analyst™
Go
beyond two-dimensional mapping with ArcView's 3D Analyst. With
this extension you can go beyond your study area in a dynamic
3D view. You can perform cut and fill volume calculations,
as well as generate contours and hillshading. Draw a line from
point A to point B on a 2D view and have ArcView automatically
generate a cross section or profile diagram. Export your 3D
view to a VRML file for publishing on the Worldwide Web. "Fly
through" your virtual world in real time with the playback
script. |
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provided under license from Environmental Systems Research Institute.

Query Interface
A
capable query interface is critical to unlocking the power of your
data. SoilVision provides the most flexible, free-form query wizard
currently available in a soils database system. The query wizard
can be used to create complex queries across multiple tables. Select
all Silty Loam soils with a porosity between 0.30 and 0.42. You will
never lose track of subsets of data since queries are stored for
later use within SoilVision.


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