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OUR TYPICAL CLIENTS

geothermal

Geothermal

subsurface

Subsurface water storage

4d

4D aquifer and liquefaction monitoring

contamination

Contamination

co2

CO2 Injection

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

MAP

We locate, map and 3D model aquifers using our electro-seismic technology

Clients

Our client base extends from Governments, farmers, drilling contractors, orchardists, councils, water traders, miners and people wanting new water wells drilled. All clients are looking to reduce risk and understand their aquifer assets and then manage those accordingly.

Environmental management

Good aquifer stewardship and environmental management is having a clear understanding of ground water resources so providing this is also a major part of our business

How do my aquifers work?

The models show how the aquifers are connected to each other, and, how they are connected to the ground surface areas. So the models show where the aquifers are recharging with rain or snow melt and also where not to spray effluent or over apply nitrogen on a dairy unit.

Direction of water

We show the direction and speed of the water flowing through the aquifer systems.

Estimated flow rates

We provide a flow rate estimation you could expect if you drill into a selected aquifer.

What type of geology will my driller go through

A virtual well log showing types and depths of geology is supplied.

How long do the results take

Turn around periods are normally 14 working days from field data acquisition to presentation of the survey results.

Are the machines noisy

Our machines are small and have a very low environmental impact and are often used in cities and around livestock.

Who is the Founder

The founder and technical lead of the business is Dr Michael du Preez (PhD Hydrogeology).

Where is the base

We are based in Gisborne New Zealand but have crews operating all over New Zealand and globally.

This image is showing the aquifer systems under Havelock North, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand. The dark blue area is showing some high-resolution work done along Brookvale Road where there are wells located. Upon close inspection you can see how the aquifers are connected.
This image is showing 4 different aquifer systems.
This image is an aerial view of a 700m deep aquifer in California. It is showing how the aquifer has formed flow channels over millions of years. The surface area of this survey is 1000 acres.
Below ground water storage. This image is showing a deeper permeable confined zone that is suitable to inject and store water (avoids building dams and water loss from evaporation).
This image is showing how complex aquifer systems are. The blue lines are showing our electro-seismic lines. The green image is the aquifer. Aquifers are not big pools of water under the ground.

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