gINT SoftwaregINT is the leader in software for Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental data management and reporting with over 7,700 licensees in 68 countries. |
Datgel is an authorised reseller of gINT for regions: Australia, New Zealand, South Pacific, South East Asia, Hong Kong, and Macau. On occasion we sell gINT in other regions.
From point solutions to systems customized to your requirements, leverage Datgel's advanced knowledge and experience with gINT:
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gINT Professional Plus offers unlimited centralised data storage as well as multi-project reporting and extended querying power. gINT Professional Plus is designed for clients with high-volume geotechnical or geoenvironmental data, which can be effectively centralised with the superior capabilities of Microsoft SQL Server.
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Built on the open architecture of Microsoft SQL Server® and working with SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008, gINT Professional Plus provides powerful upsizing technology, designed to completely, accurately and efficiently transfer gINT project data to SQL Server.
With gINT Professional Plus you can consolidate all of your gINT projects into one central database. Having a single database dramatically improves querying and reporting capabilities and can help you avoid expensive redrilling.
Create a consolidated set of consistent reports for all your company reporting needs, whether your data comes from external consultants or electronic data sources from field and lab testing equipment.
gINT works with a wide variety of industry standard applications and formats including CAD, GIS, Google Earth™ and more.
Assign a coordinate system to each project and gINT will automatically calculate WGS84 latitude and longitude. This allows you to output fence and map reports from multiple projects with different coordinate systems.
Multiple users may edit and use the database with no speed degradation in INPUT or OUTPUT, perfect for large time critical projects.
Included in gINT Professional Plus is the ArcGIS extension, from within ArcInfo, AcrEditor or ArcView you can: