Water Resources Services 
  EnviroLogic Resources provides ground-water exploration and development services to
  developers, agricultural concerns, mining companies, and water purveyors. 
  Water-resource evaluations typically start with an information search designed to
  provide us with data related to the hydrogeologic setting. This information is derived
  from literature, reports, the internet, and hydrogeologic reconnaissance activities. A
  conceptual hydrogeologic model is developed by EnviroLogic Resources which is used as the
  basis for designing subsequent phases of exploration. 
  Geophysical investigations are commonly applied during the next phase of exploration.
  EnviroLogic Resources staff have experience in several geophysical methods, including
  electrical resistivity, shallow ground temperature surveys, and borehole geophysics. The
  results of geophysical investigations are used to refine the conceptual hydrogeologic
  model and select locations for a drilling program. The use of a geophysical approach can
  help to reduce drilling costs and limit the installation of test or production wells to
  the areas with the most potential for success. 
  Well design, construction, and testing activities represent the ultimate phase of the
  exploration program. EnviroLogic Resources is experienced in installing and testing
  production wells capable of producing from a few gallons per minute up to 10,000 gpm in
  alluvial and volcanic aquifers. EnviroLogic Resources is skilled in the analysis of
  aquifer-test data from unconfined, leaky, and confined aquifers. The result of the
  drilling and testing program is a water supply of known quantity and quality. 
  Ground-water resources are efficiently developed through the use of ground-water
  models. As discussed previously, EnviroLogic Resources has prepared computer models to
  simulate aquifer hydraulics using several codes and in a variety of hydrogeologic
  settings. 
  Frequently, fouling by iron bacteria, similar microorganisms, or encrustation/corrosion
  problems can seriously reduce the specific capacity of production wells and threaten their
  continued viability. In addition to the exploration and development of water resources,
  EnviroLogic Resources is experienced in planning well maintenance programs to keep wells
  producing. 
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