How it works

From ground investigation data to a validated ground model.

StrixGeo turns site investigation data into structured stratigraphical, lithological and geotechnical ground models, with derived parameters and statistics for each unit. It builds the model; analysis and design stay in your existing software.

Import your ground data

Import CPTs and boreholes, plus public laboratory data. In Belgium, public CPT data from DOV can be imported directly by drawing an area on the map.

Interpret the ground in cross-sections

Create cross-sections through your project and correlate units between investigations to build the stratigraphical and the lithological models — pinch-outs, lenses and all. The interpretation updates as you work.

Synthesise the geotechnical model

The geotechnical model is synthesised from the stratigraphical and lithological models into one ground model, with derived parameters and summary statistics for each unit.

Export for analysis

Export to PLAXIS, D-Sheet and GeoStudio using stable unit identifiers, so analysis and design continue in your existing software from a consistent ground model.

Three models, one ground model

The stratigraphical model describes the ground by formation and member; the lithological model describes it by material. The two are interpreted separately and then synthesised into the geotechnical model — the single ground model you export and report from.

Where StrixGeo is today

AvailableImport of CPT, borehole and public laboratory data — including public Belgian (DOV) CPT from the map

AvailableStratigraphical, lithological and geotechnical models

In developmentExport and reporting (PLAXIS, D-Sheet, GeoStudio)

In developmentMonitoring data and additional laboratory tests

In developmentRock, beyond the current focus on soils and sediments

In developmentStructural-geology frameworks for folded and faulted ground

In developmentBathymetry and plan data for locks, quay walls and waterways

What StrixGeo does not do

Design calculations stay in the downstream tools. Settlement, bearing capacity and Eurocode (EC7) checks belong in PLAXIS, D-Sheet and GeoStudio — StrixGeo's job is to give them a clean, validated ground model to work from.