
Enviroprobe’s geophysical technicians use a variety of geophysical equipment to map the subsurface in real-time. This high resolution mapping is invaluable for locating utility lines and UST's when drilling or geoprobing in the area. However, geophysics can be useful to answer a wide array of geotechnical questions. The following is a list of other applications:
- Locate metallic and nonmetallic pipes and utility lines
- Locate and delineate under ground storage tanks (metallic and non-metallic)
- Landfill boundary mapping
- Delineate pits and trenches containing metallic and nonmetallic debris
- Delineate leach fields
Delineate previously excavated and backfilled areas Map shallow ground water tables Map shallow soil stratigraphy Map shallow bedrock topography Map subsurface voids and cavities
Enviroprobe Service, Inc. provides state of the art geophysical services using the following methods:
Some of Enviroprobe’s clients include:
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) Electromagnetic Induction (EM) Magnetics Gravity Electrical Resistivity Concrete GPR Utility Locating Seismic Imaging Sub-Bottom Profiling Sinkhole Identification
New Jersey Transit (NJ Transit) for Marine Geophysics locating buried debris in a historical pier area The City of Camden for the location of current and historical utilities in a sewer rehabilitation project The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) for the location of currently used and abandoned electrical conduit in a subway station.