groundwater investigation Applications

Site investigation for horizontal drilling.

By Advanced Geosciences, Inc. based in Austin, TEXAS (USA).

Site investigation for tunneling operation

By Advanced Geosciences, Inc. based in Austin, TEXAS (USA).

Characterization of contaminated groundwater requires detailed monitoring to eliminate data gaps, improve predictive numerical models, and track remedial efforts. The Westbay System is a reliable, cost-effective technology for obtaining detailed information, enabling groundwater professionals to carry out comprehensive and defensible contaminant site investigations and long-term monitoring.

By Westbay Instruments based in Burnaby, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA).

Geophysical resistivity and IP imaging for geotechnical investigations.

By Advanced Geosciences, Inc. based in Austin, TEXAS (USA).

Geophysical resistivity and IP imaging for construction site investigations.

By Advanced Geosciences, Inc. based in Austin, TEXAS (USA).

Monitoring the dilution and movement of a tracer introduced into the water column provides an excellent means of determining the path that may be followed by a discharge and the rate at which dilution is likely to take place. Fluorescent dyes such as Rhodamine, Fluorescein or Agma are the most frequently used tracers for such investigations. Chelsea Technologies has been providing dye tracing systems for over 30 years. Typical applications include sub-sea pipeline leak detection, pollution studies, natural water flow analysis (rivers, lakes, ocean currents, cave water flows, groundwater filtration etc), sewer and storm water drainage analysis. The Chelsea systems can be configured for a wide variety of tracers, are highly sensitive, robust, and deliver real-time data. They can be moored, profiled, towed or affixed to ROV / AUV platforms.

By Chelsea Technologies Group based in West Molesey, UNITED KINGDOM.