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Groundwater surveys are performed by AquaLocate and its affiliates on location using the most advanced seismoelectric instruments and equipment. We are the exclusive worldwide manufacturer and distributor of the patented GF6 Seismoelectric System and we offer equipment sales and training to new operators. Our technology’s ability to detect liquid at extreme depths and create accurate images of groundwater patterns has made it useful for many different kinds of projects from scientific studies to large-scale development projects.​
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM A GF6 EXPLORATION SURVEY
An exploration survey typically consists of six or more soundings collected in an organized fashion with not more than about 100 feet between each sounding. A sounding is what we call each test site completed. As we increase the number of soundings recorded on any given area, detail and accuracy increases. Additionally, the more testing we complete the greater the chance we will find the groundwater source for which the property owner is searching.
HOW'S IT WORK?
The GF6 Seismoelectric Exploration System is ideal for finding resistive liquid (fresh groundwater, oil, natural gas) under layers of rock, sediments and soils.
The process works by sending a seismic pulse (sound wave) into the ground. If liquid exists, the seismic pulse will move through it and disturb the natural ions in the liquid. The ions then give off an electrical signal the GF6 Exploration Instrument detects and translates into data. Depending on the data received between the seismic pulse and the aquifer, the results can indicate potential depth, yield (fresh water) and thickness.
The GF6’s technology is not just for groundwater and well water surveys, the GF6 has been sold worldwide to businesses and research organizations conducting civil and environmental engineering work, frac water development, oil and gas surveys, geological research, water table depth research, minerals exploration and more.
Estimates depth of zone(s)
The GF6 Exploration Instrument collects data from any detected resistive liquid source. Using basic knowledge of local geology an operator can provide accurate depth estimates. If multiple zones (aquifers) are detected then the approximate depth of each zone can be determined.
Flow rate estimates
The quality and potential quantity of the aquifer can be estimated based on the results gathered by the GF6 Seismoelectric Exploration System. The GF6 compares the signal bandwidth and amplitude against the aquifer's overall permeability, these are supported by thousands of observations over the past two decades. With high quality research and calibration data, an operator can provide amazingly accurate yield estimates as well.
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