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The best thing about being a hydrogeologist is everything about it: 1 - Undertaking Geophysical surveys based on geology and project for siting a boreholes that the community or any end-user requires for whatsoever purpose 2- Successfully drilling the well with good yield under steady state and sustainable conditions or merely for monitoring purpose 3 - Conducting hydrogeochemical analysis to determine the water quality for consumption or just baseline studies etc 4 - Providing recommendations and guidance in accordance with pertinent SANS and other regulatory or legislative frameworks 5 - Monitoring the groundwater and visualising the time series of parameters where anthropogenic may have influence or perhaps alter the natural state of GW Do you want to know what’s most fabulous about hydrogeology and environmental work? 1 - TO GO BACK GO BACK TO THE SAME SUCCESSFUL BOREHOLES YOU DRILLED YEARS AND YEARS BACK AND SEE HOW THEY ARE STILL POSITIVELY IMPACTING THE COMMUNITY OR SOMEONE ELSE, OR JUST ADDRESSING THE PROJECT SCOPE ISSUES??????????…IT TASTE LIKE NANDOS CHICKEN TO ME??????

Did you know? Federal legislation is providing billions of dollars to states in Appalachia to assist in plugging abandoned and orphan wells. These programs are still in their early stages, creating a great opportunity for new technologies, plugging companies, and expertise to get involved. ?? Understanding the complexity of these programs can be overwhelming, but we've got you covered! Join us for a free webinar with Jeff Walentosky and Justin Wagner, chairs of the Well Plugging Workgroup through the Marcellus Shale Coalition. Jeff, a licensed professional geologist, and Justin, a licensed engineer, will discuss business and community opportunities, funding mechanisms, and eligibility requirements for companies looking to participate. ?? Mark your calendars and don't miss out on this valuable opportunity to learn more about well plugging efforts in Appalachia. Let's work together to make a positive impact on our environment and communities! https://bit.ly/3A11g0p #WellPlugging #Appalachia #Webinar #EnvironmentalImpact #CommunityDevelopment

Did you know? Federal legislation is providing billions of dollars to states in Appalachia to assist in plugging abandoned and orphan wells. These programs are still in their early stages, creating a great opportunity for new technologies, plugging companies, and expertise to get involved. ?? Understanding the complexity of these programs can be overwhelming, but we've got you covered! Join us for a free webinar with Jeff Walentosky and Justin Wagner, chairs of the Well Plugging Workgroup through the Marcellus Shale Coalition. Jeff, a licensed professional geologist, and Justin, a licensed engineer, will discuss business and community opportunities, funding mechanisms, and eligibility requirements for companies looking to participate. ?? Mark your calendars and don't miss out on this valuable opportunity to learn more about well plugging efforts in Appalachia. Let's work together to make a positive impact on our environment and communities! https://bit.ly/4dFCdid #WellPlugging #Appalachia #Webinar #EnvironmentalImpact #CommunityDevelopment

Looking to explore for groundwater on a smaller scale? The OKM GeoSeeker Mini is a portable geophysical tool that can be helpful for identifying potential groundwater locations. While it's not a substitute for a comprehensive hydrogeological survey, it can be a useful first step for: - Landowners: Looking for potential well locations on their property. - Small-scale projects: Locating shallow water sources. - Environmental investigations: Preliminary assessments of potential water contamination sites. It's important to note that the OKM GeoSeeker Mini provides limited data compared to professional hydrogeological surveys. For a more accurate picture of the subsurface, consider combining this tool with other methods or consulting with a hydrogeologist. #groundwaterexploration #watermanagement #portablesurveys

?? In a brief deviation from the usual staff spotlight format, meet Engineering Geologist, Achille Furioso and Commercial Manager, Gordon Ross who exemplify our dedication to both site investigation excellence and environmental care.?? ?? Pictured here on a site in Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, you can see the meticulous attention Igne personnel give to protecting the natural landscape. ?? In the second image, with the sonic rig set up in the background, notice how our team sets up and manages sites with minimal ecological impact. ?? Our commitment to environmental stewardship is as integral to our operational philosophy as our technical proficiency. But why should this matter to you? ?? So What? ?? Choosing Igne means choosing a partner that values and protects the environment. Our careful site management not only ensures compliance with environmental regulations but also fosters a sustainable future for all. Clients even comment on it: "Thanks again for your efforts, you have been very accommodating and a pleasure to work with." Choose Igne. Choose site investigation excellence. And choose a greener tomorrow. https://lnkd.in/ep4i7ak7 #SiteInvestigation #EnvironmentalStewardship #ColleagueKudos #IgneInsight #IgneOnSite

“However, people tend to forget that there is a significant geoscience component to well decommissioning […] to the extent that geoscience can help shave millions off the well abandonment bill.” ? Subsurface Manager Ruth Thomas discusses swapping E&P for P&A and the role of geoscience in well decommissioning in this month’s issue of GEO EXPRO. ? Take a look at the link in comments. Henk Kombrink #wellsafesolutions #wearewellsafe #decommissioning #geoscience

Geoscience Australia has completed its first regional hydrogeological assessment of the Kati Thanda - Lake Eyre Basin in central Australia. This work signifies the first catchment-scale assessment of the region’s vitally important shallow groundwater resources, and is a major part of the Exploring for the Future program's National Groundwater Systems project. Working across boundaries in SA, NSW, the NT and QLD, the assessment has produced new hydrogeological insights and enhanced knowledge of fundamental groundwater systems and processes. Specifically, the major Cenozoic depositional centres of the Callabonna and Tirari sub-basins, as well as the Cooper Creek Palaeovalley. The results of this investigation illustrate the value of regional hydrogeological assessments, providing greater access to quality data to improve the management and decision-making of Australia's major groundwater systems. View the assessment: https://ow.ly/5SLt50S83iZ #Geoscience #SouthAustralia #Groundwater #LakeEyre #Cenozoic #Palaeovalley #EFTF

When arriving at a site or forming a hydrogeological department, many of us face a lack of understanding from local specialists. Often, this isn't due to them undervaluing our work but simply not understanding what we do and how we can be useful. Instead of engaging in lengthy debates about the importance of our profession, it's better to start by taking action. Perform your tasks, participate in hydrogeological surveys, and attend meetings. This will help your colleagues realize that we indeed provide valuable contributions. However, this is only the beginning of a long and challenging journey. Once you have some statistics on the data you've collected, start explaining to other specialists how your work helps the site and what risks you mitigate. If you have found a way to save the site money, be sure to report this to your management. Otherwise, the benefits of your work may go unnoticed. In deposits, people are often non collaborative and do not want to change anything in their activities. When planning your work, use common sense and do not indulge the wishes of other employees, as you will later be responsible for your work. For instance, if you need to conduct a pumping test in an underground mine and there are no loggers, you'll need help with measurements. In such cases, someone might push you to complete the task quickly on your own, but this can lead to serious consequences. Your area of responsibility is yours, which means if something happens related to water, you are the one accountable, not the person giving unsolicited advice. Remember: on-site, it's important not only to do your job but to do it well, despite external pressures. Good luck to everyone in your work!

Even atmospheric rivers do not make groundwater well construction any cheaper - in fact a deluge like this can make well costs go up. ?? Materials and labor inflation, along with contractor scarcity due to overlapping projects, impacts every part of well construction pricing. What do you do if you need to drill for #groundwater or build a new #municipal well? ?? We've got an app for that. Geoscience Support Services, Inc.'s free Well Construction Cost app accounts for current drilling contractor cost data and well casing and screen materials to provide accurate pricing estimates. ?? Register on our site to get free access to the Well Construction Cost app, and get in touch to see how we can help with all your #groundwater needs. https://lnkd.in/ga35uxTD #wells?#waterwell?#aquifer?#waterwelldrilling?#watersupply?#cawater?#sustainability #infrastructure #infrastructurefinance #utilities #geoscience

Facing Challenges with Tribal Laws and Land Issues? Discover How TerraPro Solutions Can Support Your Projects. ?????? ?????????????????? ????????????: ? ?????????? ????????????????????:? Understand the nuances of government regulations and private leasing agreements. ? ???????????????? ????????????????????: Be proactive in regions affected by mineral extraction, such as fracking, securing rights through well-structured deeds or leases. ? ?????????????? ?????? ?????????????????? ??????????????????: Gain insights into the intricate details of royalty interests and ancillary rights that are crucial for smooth project development. ?? Our goal is to empower your success by providing the knowledge and strategies necessary to navigate these intricate issues effectively. ?? Connect with us today and let's discuss how we can support your projects. https://lnkd.in/gME8-m94 #RenewableEnergy #LandManagement #MineralRights #ProjectSuccess