You have the report set up the right way. You need to make up your own company and location (You can make up any name you want and pick any location you would like to in the US).
Using the information in this lab manual and the real-life example report: create your own geotechnical report. At a minimum, you should have:
create your own geotechnical report. At a minimum, you should have:
Cover Letter
Project Description and Scope3
Site Description Overview (i.e. Web Soil Survey, location)4
Testing Methodology
Subsurface Soil Conditions
Design calculation for foundation load and general recommendations
Limitations
Appendices of all your lab deliverables
A lot of the content will be copied and pasted. You can look at the real-life example report and realize that a lot of it could easily be re-used for each geotechnical report. It is perfectly acceptable to do that provided the statements remain accurate for the specific project.
Provided that you have already made the changes to your previous lab deliverables to address any defciencies, pulling together everything into a single report should take no more than an hour or two. If you are not already familiar with your Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, you should get familiar!
Submit your final report as a single PDF file.
I attached an example for the report:
and SEND my lab deliverables that you will include in the last step.
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