Electromagnetic
and electrical methods are commonly used in environmental and ground water
studies. These methods delineate contamination, locate utilities, detect buried
objects and locate major aquifers. The techniques detect electrical property
differences between rock, soil, and buried objects. Information is collected
rapidly, providing an economical means of surveying large areas.
Electromagnetic
(EM) methods map conductive objects or areas below the ground surface. EM instruments
are light, portable and can cover large areas quickly. EM techniques are
particularly useful in mapping regions containing conductive contamination.
Electromagnetic techniques are used to:
At J R Associates
we stand ready to apply our geophysical expertise to your particular
requirements. Please contact us to discuss how our combination of techniques,
knowledge and experience can provide you with a window on what's underground.
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