Environmental Geophysics

Geophysics can be used to delineate potentially hazardous conditions and eliminate project surprises.

• Void Detection
• Fracture Mapping
• Borehole Logging
• Underground Storage Tank (UST) Mapping
• Limits of Waste
• Liner Leak Detection
• Electromagnetic Surveys (EM)                       
• Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)                                    
• Electrical Imaging
• Very Low Frequency Electromagnetics (VLF)

Most geophysical techniques are noninvasive and provide a safe way to assess potential environmental concerns such as identifying preferential pathways, determining waste limits, mapping buried debris, and locating USTs without disturbing the subsurface.