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sai1029

Nov 12, 2019, 12:00
Hi,

Any suggestion on any software that is good to use to input/ store wipe test and maps digitally? At the moment, I only use Microsoft one note to store them but it is getting messy as the data got larger.

Rennhack

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Nov 12, 2019, 06:15
Did you check these posts?

RadSurv - Electronic Survey SoftwareWhat software is most of the nuclear power reactors using to document surveys
http://radsurv.com/
http://swtechnologies.com/our-solutions/environmental-survey-solutions/vsds/

RDTroja

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Nov 13, 2019, 07:12
A lot of plants use VSDS... I have a hard time recommending it because I am not enthralled with the user interface but it works and as I said it has a fairly large user community.
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