groundwater resource Applications

Related terms for "groundwater resource ": groundwater resource management applications

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  Groundwater resource exploration

  By ZZ Resistivity Imaging Pty. Ltd. based in Adelaide, AUSTRALIA.

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  Groundwater Resource Management Applications

  Water agencies and private water companies are tasked with the challenge of developing and maintaining sustainable water supplies, often centered on groundwater. Since 1987, the Westbay System has provided water managers with the flexibility to characterize groundwater in four-dimensions, leading to the optimization of management activities and the development of sustainable management practices.

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

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  Groundwater Monitoring for Water Resource Management

  One of the greatest problems facing the planet is the management, conservation and equitable distribution of fresh water supplies. The fresh water sources may be lakes, rivers or ground water aquifers, most of which are now under stress.

  By HERON Instruments Inc. based in Dundas, ONTARIO (CANADA).

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  Groundwater Monitoring for Water Management

  Fresh water is one of the planets most critical resources essential to all land based life It is also one of the planets most rapidly diminishing resources. Conservation and protection of existing supplies and the rehabilitation of degraded sources are one of the most urgent problems facing humanity today.

  By HERON Instruments Inc. based in Dundas, ONTARIO (CANADA).

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  Premium

  Water monitoring technology for groundwater

  Measuring groundwater level or depth-to-water is critically important for identifying long term trends, including declining water levels, saltwater intrusion, seasonal variations, aquifer recharge, artificial aquifer storage and recovery, and level status for drinking water. Receiving groundwater data via remote data transmission from one of the many OTT telemetry options available saves time and resources spent in the field.

  By The OTT Hydromet Group based in Kempten, GERMANY.

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  manufactuer of geophysical exploration equipment

  Resources Prospecting - Underground water detection - Geothermal prospecting - Energy resource prospecting - Metal and nonmetal mineral resources survey Engineering Geology Exploration - City engineering exploration - Cave exploration - Pile foundation Environment Detection - Underground pollutant change detection - Seawater Intrusion Detection - Dam Detection - Underground tank leak detection - Slope failure detection Others - Geological mapping - Archaeology - Drilling/cross hole detection

  By ST Geomative Co., Ltd based in shenzhen, CHINA.

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  Monitoring of VOCs in Porewater

  Monitoring VOCs in porewater in the unsaturated zone is now possible.
  
  Sorbisense regularly offers new options for using the patented Sorbicell, which is used to monitor surface water, wastewater and groundwater.
  
  The latest is almost as “ground-breaking” as the SorbiCell itself. Until now it has been difficult, if not impossible, to directly monitor for volatile substances in pore water in the unsaturated zone. But the environmental consultancy firm Ejlskov A/S in Aarhus combined the use of Sorbisense sampling equipment with the proven technology of soil water samplers. With this combination, a practical new method is made available, which allows for monitoring the presence of porewater-dissolved VOCs above the groundwater table. This provides a significantly improved basis to define and determine the leaching risk to the groundwater, and thus allows for better and more cost-efficient decisions to prevent the pollution in reaching the groundwater.
  
  A simple construction with multiple options
  
  The application uses SorbiCell VOC combined with suction cells, soil water samplers. When installed correctly, and applied with the correct procedures, the suctions cells extract capillary bound water from the soil matrix. The system demands no other resource than a container that is put under vacuum. The vacuum in the container then ensures a flow through of the Sorbicell over a period of time, fx. 2-3 weeks. The method is highly suitable for monitoring a site over longer periods of time.

  By Sorbisense A/S based in Tjele, DENMARK.

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  Issues related to permitting of Special Water Use

  • Preparation and maintenance support of documentation for obtaining a Special Water Use Permit*, which is issued by the Departments of Ecology and Natural Resources of the regional state administrations of Ukraine; • Calculation of individual current standards (technological, balance sheet standards) of water consumption; • Help in execution of state statistical reporting forms: 7-gr (groundwater) and 2-TP (water industry); • Development of project of standards for maximum permissible discharges (MPD) of pollutants from reverse waters into water bodies.

  By PP `Tehnologia O` based in Vinnytsia, UKRAINE.