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The user can input a definition of the cathodic protection system in a flexible form, including markers, test leads, rectifiers, ground beds, contact types and isolators. Contact types determine the measurement types that are possible.
Any survey provides a snapshot at a point in time. The different readings can be inspected individually or as trends shown against the pipeline route. The geographical context will often offer possible explanations for changes or unexpected readings. This display is linked to a map window. If the user changes the view of the survey information the map will adjust to it and vice versa. Thus the survey results and geographical context will always match.
Survey information can be visualised from a historical point of view by comparing two or more surveys for a location so that the user can see and interpret historical events and trends that have led to the current situation.
All survey information can be accessed in tabular or graphical form.
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