AquaterreX - Model DSW -Deep Seated Water Technology

In many regions groundwater abstraction (a hydrogeological term for extraction) and well construction has predominantly targeted shallow aquifers and surface water resources i.e. rivers, streams, lakes. The average depth of a water well worldwide is between 3 and 18 meters. Thus, contamination, long-term sustainability and depleting water supplies are a chief concern.

Because Deep Seated Water is found deeper than the shallow aquifers, it is less affected by abrupt changes in the regional hydrological (rainfall/climate) cycles. In addition, there are vast amounts water. The U.S. National Groundwater Association estimates that there are 22.6 million cubic kilometers of groundwater in the upper two kilometers of the earth’s crust. That is enough water to supply Earth for over 6,000 years at today’s global consumption rates! Tapping less than two tenths of one percent of this water annually could provide nearly 17 gallons (64 liters) of additional fresh water per day to every man, woman and child on the planet.

• First, DSW delivers an alternative source of fresh water that can avert a water crisis in a drought-stricken area. 
• Second, as a supplemental resource, when sustainably managed it can complement existing water conservation measures in a given region.
• Third, it provides clean, fresh water that is not impacted by contamination or pollution from surface infiltration. 
• Fourth, by delivering fresh water from deeper sources, we permit shallow aquifers to recharge and restore surface water environments, which can improve water quality and quantity. 
• Fifth, by reinforcing long held traditions in sustainable water management while adding Deep Seated Water to a region’s water inventory we can bolster water, food and general ecological security, as well as political and economic security in many areas.
• Sixth, the Deep Seated Water approach is economical when compared to large- scale solutions, such as desalination and wastewater treatment.  These approaches can cost hundreds of millions of dollars and take years to plan, build and implement.  DSW can be located and water producing wells can be completed within just a few months.  DSW can also be scaled up over time based on the magnitude of the need, rather than an up-front commitment of a large budget and construction cycle.

Deep Seated Water Technologies are Unique Exploration and Resource Management Solutions Designed to Solve the World`s Water Challenges

• It is the missing piece for regional planning and water management strategies to assure water supply security.
• It stabilizes and enables communities and local economies to prosper and expand while enhancing, protecting and restoring nature’s pristine water systems.

Exploration techniques for locating and extracting metals, gas, oil, and other minerals have advanced dramatically over the course of the past century with well-established operating standards and procedures across these industries.  However, the technologies and methodologies for the detection and exploration of groundwater have not progressed at the same rate, and therefore have not been proven to be significantly reliable and economical, until now.

AquaterreX possesses a unique Geospatial Data Analysis and Assessment Method for the Geospatial Mapping, Locating and Extraction of High quality, high quantity, fresh water.

DSW Tech advancements give science-based certainty and accuracy on where to drill and where not to drill.

Two Key Questions

We must consider two questions:

1. Are there reliable methods of groundwater exploration, outside of conventional paradigms, that can eliminate shallow-water deficits and concerns about scarcity?
2. Are there technologies for pinpointing the exact location of high-quality, sustainable-flow water, making well drilling and extraction less costly and more trustworthy?