Solutions For A Complex World:
Geophysics For Managed Aquifer Recharge
Article by: HGI Staff | hydroGEOPHYSICS In the United States, groundwater provides drinking water for roughly half of the country’s population. As populations grow and the climate changes, increasing stress is placed on…
HGI is thrilled to be attending the SME 2022 in-person conference! Our attending staff
Dr. Dale Rucker – Chief Technical Officer
Brian Cubbage – Southwest Regional Director
Shawn Calendine – Marketing & Development Manager Visit us at the HGI booth located in…
Moira Poje voted one of the “Best of SAGEEP” for her presentation:
ELECTROFACIES MAPPING OF THE SANTA CRUZ AND SAN PEDRO ALLUVIAL FLOODPLAINS WITH MULTIPLE GEOELECTRICAL METHODS
At this year’s Symposium on the Application of Geophysics to Engineering and Environmental Problems (SAGEEP),…
Solutions for a complex world: Void Detection & Location
Article by: Shawn Calendine | hydroGEOPHYSICS
The existence of voids in the subsurface can lead to significant ground surface failures and can pose a severe hazard for structures and people on the earth’s surface. Voids can…
Solutions for a complex world: Pinpointing industrial pond liner leaks
Article by: Shawn Calendine | hydroGEOPHYSICS
An unfortunate but simple truth about industrial geosynthetic liners (impermeable engineered geomembranes and HDPE sheets) is that most will eventually leak. This…
Making Waves and Enhancing Site Investigations
Dr. Nigel Crook uses a sledgehammer to hit a seismic source that generates controlled seismic energy used to perform both reflection and refraction seismic surveys.
Article by: Jeremy Strohmeyer | Senior Project Manager |…
Joe Cain Pushing a Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) cart at an urban site to locate subsurface pipes.
The greatest risks and unknowns at redevelopment sites are typically within the subsurface, this can pose significant challenges and require broad site assessments to be contracted by…
IP is a geophysical field technique used to quantify the chargeability of the subsurface.
Polarize your subsurface, not your client relations!
Article by Moira Poje – hydroGEOPHYSICS Geoscientist
As engineering and consulting professionals, we grapple with the challenges of designing…
By Moira Poje – hydroGEOPHYSICS Geoscientist
From site planning and geologic mapping to environmental/metallurgical characterization and monitoring, industries need flexible technologies to obtain information about the subsurface. Like a subsurface “camera,” electrical resistivity…
HydroGEOPHYSICS’ Dr. Nigel Crook, & Dr. Dale Rucker use Waterborne Electrical Resistivity to explore the subbottom sediments and other geological features of Mono Lake in California to answer questions related to recent-past volcanic and tectonic events.
Mono Lake…