UC-1031
Directional Survey Acceptance Assurance
Assembles survey measurements, calibration, tool-code assumptions and governing criteria into an exception-led packet for qualified acceptance.
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The Challenge
Directional survey acceptance requires measurements, calibration evidence, tool-code assumptions and changes to agree. Those records arrive separately, so experts spend time reconstructing the basis of the decision.
How It Works
- Connects station data, calibration, tool-code assumptions, changes and governing acceptance criteria.
- Runs agreed diagnostic checks and prioritizes exceptions with the exact source, uncertainty and limit displayed.
- Produces an acceptance packet for a qualified survey specialist; the workflow does not clear or reject a survey autonomously.
What It Removes
- Survey evidence assembled manually from separate records
- Tool-code assumptions hidden from the acceptance review
- Missing or inconsistent evidence found after release
Input Data RequirementsSurvey station data, calibration records, tool codes and assumptions, change history, governing acceptance criteria
Output FormatSurvey acceptance packet with diagnostics, exceptions, source evidence and expert disposition
“Give the survey specialist one defensible acceptance packet, not five records to reconcile.”