In our ongoing educational series, What you need to know about Groundwater, we mentioned some organizations that help provide drinkable groundwater to areas that are desperate for it. In this post, we wanted to focus on one of those organizations—and a previous customer of ours—4africa (Previously East African Ministries/Radler Foundation).
We’ve covered a lot so far in our groundwater educational series (But really, we’re just getting started!). Today, we want to take a closer look at The United States’ use of groundwater. Check out the infographic below to see a few ways we use groundwater in the U.S.
All data used in the infographic was sourced from The National Groundwater Association
AGI’s European branch, AGE, will be in Quito, Ecuador from April 16th - 20th attending Expominas 2018.
We’ll be at the University of Delaware on April 18th, 2018 to host a FREE workshop for students, faculty, and anyone who happens to stop by!
We’re packing our bags and heading to Nashville next week to attend SAGEEP 2018 (March 25th-29th). We’ve been working hard on a new product—and we’re excited to announce that we’ll be unveiling it at the show! We hope to see both familiar and new faces (Oh, and to try some Nashville-style hot chicken!)
Short webinar covering basic usage of the AGI EarthImager Inversion Modelling software.
A table of contents embeded in the video lets you skip to topics of interest, just select the topic on the chapters section of the video (right-hand side).
Generator Power Supplies for the SuperSting: Important Details
Electrode arrays are different arrangements of electrodes used to perform geophysical resistivity measurements. Electrode arrays were developed in order to make field measurements more efficient and data interpretation easier.
Today, we’re discussing the pole-pole electrode configuration—this is the fifth article in our series exploring 11 electrode arrays and methods. We’ve also covered the following:
Electrode arrays are different arrangements of electrodes used to perform geophysical resistivity measurements. Electrode arrays were developed in order to make field measurements more efficient and data interpretation easier.
Today, we’re discussing the pole-dipole array—this is the fourth article in our series exploring 11 electrode arrays and methods. We’ve also covered the following:
