Survey & Detection Services

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Mapping Waters, Predicting Potential

GWMICC's Survey & Detection Services provide a thorough understanding of water distribution and movement. Our hydrological surveys are essential for efficient water resource planning, revealing the dynamics of water in various environments. We also conduct river potentiality studies, crucial for assessing the feasibility and potential impact of large-scale water projects.

Hydrological Surveys: Comprehensive understanding of the distribution, movement, and properties of water in specific areas.

River Potentiality Studies: Detailed studies on river water potentiality for large projects dependent on river water.

Aquifer Testing and Analysis: Conducting tests to determine the hydraulic properties of aquifers, including transmissivity and storativity, essential for effective groundwater management.

Methods/Techniques Used

Groundwater Flow Modeling: Using numerical models like MODFLOW to simulate groundwater flow and predict the impact of various management scenarios.

LIDAR Surveying: Employing Light Detection and Ranging technology for high-resolution topographic mapping and watershed analysis.

Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT): A geophysical method that creates 2D or 3D images of subsurface resistivity, useful for detecting groundwater, cavities, and contaminants.

Hydro-acoustic Surveys: Employing acoustic waves to map underwater features and assess sedimentation in rivers and lakes.