Underground aquifers are used for potable water supply, residential use, agricultural irrigation, or industrial use.
A geophysical survey uses various technologies like seismic, magnetic, or electrical methods to study the physical properties of the subsurface. These surveys are essential for locating water sources, minerals, and other underground resources, as well as for site planning and environmental assessments.
We make groundwater or surface water suitable for its intended use by removing contaminants, impurities, or pollutants. This process makes water safe for human consumption, agricultural use, and industrial processes. Water treatment in geological contexts is often linked to groundwater management, contamination control, and environmental protection.
EIA is a critical process that evaluates the potential environmental effects of a proposed project or development. It ensures that the environmental consequences are considered and addressed before any activity, such as drilling or construction, begins.