Hydrogeological Investigation
Investigate geology, groundwater occurrence, recharge, flow conditions and groundwater potential using desk studies and field observations.
Services can be delivered as individual assignments or combined into a complete investigation and water-development workflow.
Investigate geology, groundwater occurrence, recharge, flow conditions and groundwater potential using desk studies and field observations.
Identify suitable drilling locations by integrating geological mapping, hydrogeological evidence, remote sensing, geophysics and existing well information.
Apply subsurface geophysical investigation to support groundwater exploration, borehole siting and engineering studies.
Develop borehole design inputs including target depth, construction considerations, casing and screen intervals based on site conditions.
Provide technical supervision during borehole drilling, construction, development and related field activities.
Plan, supervise and interpret pumping and recovery tests to estimate well yield, transmissivity, hydraulic conductivity and aquifer characteristics.
Support groundwater sampling and assessment of physical, chemical and microbiological suitability for drinking, irrigation, industry or livestock.
Use conceptual and numerical groundwater models to support resource assessment, pumping analysis, recharge evaluation and sustainable management.
Assess groundwater availability, recharge, discharge, abstraction pressures, monitoring needs and sustainable development options.
Provide hydrogeological inputs for rural and urban water supply, irrigation, livestock, institutional and emergency water-development schemes.
Assess groundwater-related environmental risks and interactions with springs, wetlands, rivers, ecosystems and other water users.
Provide geological investigation and interpretation relevant to economic geology and resource-focused studies.
