Water Resource Management
ENVASS offers a growing portfolio of hydrogeological services to support sustainable water resource management. Our expert team conducts geophysical surveys, professional hydro-census services, borehole siting and logging, and aquifer yield assessments. We manage borehole drilling and assess groundwater quality to ensure informed decision-making. Our specialist reporting includes pollution plume characterisation, remote sensing, and hydrogeological input for Water Use Licence Applications. Additional services such as geological mapping, scientific data interpretation, GIS mapping, and database management provide a comprehensive approach to groundwater resource planning and protection.
Geohydrology Services
The ENVASS Group is expanding our list of specialist services to also provicde our clients with a range of geohydrological services. This includes, amongst others:
- Geophysical Surveys for groundwater resource development
- Hydocensus
- Borehole siting and logging
- Borehole drilling sub-contractual management
- Aquifer yield assessment (pump tests)
- Groundwater quality assessments.
- Pollution Plume Characterisation (capatalise C, remove z)
- Remote sensing
- Geohydrological Reports (remove the part about water use licences)
- Geological mapping.
- Database management, interpretations, and scientific reporting.
- GIS mapping.
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