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Why having more than 8 channels does not mean better surveys

Posted by Sean on Apr 06, 2021

 

In a previous post, we emphasized that Electrical Resistivity Imaging (ERI) surveys don’t need a lot of power. In today’s post, we’re going one step further. We also believe that resistivity metering instruments don’t need more than 8 channels to complete fast, quality surveys. 

 

Now, you may be saying “But AGI, you said that 8 channels are faster than 1 channel in this blog post. Shouldn't 12 channels be faster...

AGI Blog - Why you don't need more than 8 channels

AGI Webinar Archive - March 2021

Posted by Sean on Apr 02, 2021

We hosted two webinars during the month of March. We understand that it can be hard to find the time to attend these webinars, so we wanted to host them here for all to enjoy. Want to take part in our next webinar? Sign up for webinar alerts from us so that you get an early invitation email the next time we host one for your country/time zone. Seats are often limited so signing up for alerts is the best way to experience our webinars live!

 

4-Electrode Measurements Webinar - (Spanish) 

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AGI Webinar Archive - March 2021

AGI Webinar Archive - November 2020

Posted by Sean on Dec 01, 2020

 

We hosted two webinars during the month of November. We understand that it can be hard to find the time to attend these webinars, so we wanted to host them here for all to enjoy. Want to take part in our next webinar? Sign up for webinar alerts from us so that you get an early invitation email the next time we host one for your country/time zone. Seats are often limited so signing up for alerts is the best way to experience our webinars live!

 

4-Electrode Measurements Webinar - (English) 

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AGI Blog - Webinar Archive November 2020

The Benefits of a Weak Dollar (UPDATED)

Posted by Sean on Oct 13, 2020

The original article was posted 2/27/2018. 

[Update 2/13/2020]

With the Euro trending upwards again, we thought it was time to remind everyone that a weak dollar can get European customers new—American-made—geophysical equipment at a fraction of the cost.

 


Let’s face it, no one wants to hear that their currency is weak—especially Americans who may not want to hear that, as of right now, the US dollar is weak and the Euro is on top....

AGI Blog - The Benefit of a Weak Dollar_UPDATED

Announcing our new financing partner: NewLane Finance

Posted by Sean on Sep 25, 2020

Advanced Geosciences, Inc. is excited to announce that we now offer financing exclusively with NewLane Finance for our domestic customers. 

 

We’ve been talking to a lot of our customers since the pandemic began. We know that a lot of you are fortunate enough to keep working but you’re cautious about what the future holds. You want to be smart with your money—now more than ever. However, you still want the best tools for the job.

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AGI Blog - Announcing our new exclusive partnership with NewLane Finance

AGI Webinar Archive - May 2020

Posted by Sean on Jun 08, 2020

 

We hosted a couple of webinars in Portuguese in the month of May. We understand that it can be hard to find the time to attend (or even register for) these webinars, so we wanted to host them here for all to enjoy. Want to take part in our next webinar? Sign up for webinar alerts from us so that you get an early invitation email the next time we host one for your country/time zone. Seats are often limited so signing up for alerts is the best way to experience our webinars live!

 

Dam and Levee Monitoring...

AGI Blog - May 2020 Webinar Archive

Power vs. Signal: Why more power doesn’t mean better resolution

Posted by Sean on Jun 05, 2020

 

We know it sounds crazy, but more power output doesn’t mean you’ll have better surveys. 

 

It’s understandable that most of our customers don’t initially believe us when we tell them this. In most industries—especially electronics—more power equals better, right? But ultimately they understand when they see the proof. Today, let us explain why we say that power isn’t the most important spec that you should be looking for when shopping for an Electrical Resistivity meter. Ok, let's get into it.

 

So what spec is...

AGI Blog - Power vs. Signal, why more power doesn't mean better resolution

AGI Webinar Archive - April 2020

Posted by Sean on Apr 17, 2020

 

We hosted several webinars during the month of April. We understand that it can be hard to find the time to attend (or even register for) these webinars, so we wanted to host them here for all to enjoy. Want to take part in our next webinar? Sign up for webinar alerts from us so that you get an early invitation email the next time we host one for your country/time zone. Seats are often limited so signing up for alerts is the best way to experience our webinars live!

 

Electrical Resistivity Overview...

AGI Webinar Archive - April 2020

Using Electrical Resistivity to Detect Leaks in Pond Membranes

Posted by Sean on Apr 08, 2020

 

In this blog post, we’re discussing ponds with leaking geomembrane liners. And more specifically, flexible and impermeable plastic liners. If the techniques in this article interests you, you may want to check out a similar article about detecting leaks in earthen dams and levees.

 

Ponds can serve as an attractive asset that adds value to your property. In industrial applications ponds can hold strong solvents. Whether it’s for practical or aesthetic purposes, the whole point...

AGI Blog - Pond Leak Detection Using Resistivity

March 2020 Webinar Hosted by Dr. Hasan Aktarakci

Posted by Sean on Apr 01, 2020

 

This webinar was hosted by Dr. Hasan Aktarakci on March 31, 2020. Hasan is the Senior Geophysicist and Manager of our Madrid office. 

 

In this "Ask Me Anything" webinar, Hasan did an overview of AGI products, talked about how geology affects groundwater exploration, and more. You can link to each step or question using the chapters function in the video below.

 

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AGI March 2020 Webinar

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