The Canadian Diamond Drilling Association is proud to welcome HolePlan as our newest CDDA Member. We are pleased to have them join our growing national network of contractors, manufacturers, suppliers, and industry partners working together to strengthen safety and elevate standards across the diamond drilling industry.
HolePlan provides intelligent 3D software solutions developed specifically to meet the unique needs of exploration drilling. Our platform serves as an excellent solution for drilling companies and an essential additional toolkit for geologists, replacing scattered spreadsheets with a unified, digital storage hub.
Key platform features include:
- Directional Drilling Design Patterns: Specialized tools for modeling complex borehole designs.
- Advanced Analysis Feedback: Instant data processing and visual insights for immediate decision-making.
- 3D Rod-Size Visualization: Accurate modeling of drill string intervals for every trajectory.
- Downhole Tracking: Seamless integration of accessories (wedges, cement plugs, etc.) and lithology data along every trajectory.
- Data Integrity: Independent trajectory survey data storage ensures “ground truth” drilling data is never locked within a specific hardware provider.
As a client-oriented company, we believe the journey never ends. Our platform is constantly evolving through continuous improvements and new features driven by user feedback. We offer a 7-day free trial and welcome everyone to test the platform.
By offering a solution designed by exploration professionals for exploration professionals, we are committed to helping the drilling community achieve better project outcomes through visualization and data-driven intelligence.
We invite CDDA members to join us in welcoming HolePlan to the Association. The CDDA is pleased to have HolePlan join our membership and thanks them for their commitment to supporting our mission of advancing industry standards, safety, and innovation.
To learn more about their services, visit their member directory listing here.
