Groundwater Flow Characterization

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Aquifer Geophysics with AquaTrack™

Using the principals of electromagnetic conductivity, AquaTrackT™ is designed to help characterize subsurface water conditions. By removing guesswork and significant error from the equation AquaTrack™ will help save significant time and money for many applications:

  • Characterizing and mapping groundwater flow paths
  • Locating subsurface leaks and the paths they take
  • Delineating contaminated groundwater and reaction fronts
  • Determining the location of valuable subsurface resources, such as areas of geothermal activity

Instead of drilling expensive and invasive wells and conducting traditional geophysics surveys, use the patented AquaTrack™ technology for mapping, tracking, and monitoring groundwater. AquaTrack™ provides accurate and detailed information and provides unprecedented insight into subsurface groundwater conditions.
The technology will present significant competitive advantages compared to other geophysical methods, for example, AquaTrack™ can:

  • Achieve deeper mapping, to depths greater than 1km
  • Deliver greater accuracy and resolution
  • Reduce the number of wells needed for further characterizing a site
  • Create more value per dollar spent

Typical Applications for AquaTrackTM™

Groundwater Mapping

  • Aquifer and groundwater mapping
  • Well Site Monitoring

Leak Mapping

  • Dam leak detection and flow path mapping
  • Mine infiltration, control, and remediation
  • Pipeline, reservoir, canal leak detection and location

Contaminant Mapping

  • Contaminant plume and reaction front mapping
  • Landfill seepage mapping

Resource Mapping

  • Geothermal mapping and monitoring
  • Oil field steam injection plume mapping
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Willowstick peer reviewed !! Society of Exploration Geophysicists in The Leading EDGE
Feb 2011, Vol 30
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'Near Surface Geophysics'