Service 03
Reducing uncertainty before drilling by linking field observations and subsurface assessment to practical siting decisions.
Groundwater prospecting is used to improve site understanding before a borehole is drilled. The work combines site investigation, field observations, target selection support and technical recommendations so that drilling decisions are informed by available subsurface evidence rather than being based only on surface appearance.
Depending on project requirements, groundwater investigation may include geophysical field survey, local site observations and review of geological conditions. Measurements are considered together with the physical setting to identify locations that warrant further investigation or drilling. The objective is to narrow the target area and provide a more technically grounded basis for borehole siting.
The final recommendation should relate to the actual project location and the information collected on site. Dames Earthpro’s groundwater prospecting service is therefore structured around field evidence, interpretation and practical target selection support, with the next step defined by the scope and findings of the investigation.
Related Fieldwork
Supplied project imagery is used to show the service in the context of field operations.
Provide the site location, project objective and any existing information about the property or previous drilling where available.
Groundwater prospecting is intended to reduce uncertainty and support target selection. Subsurface conditions cannot be guaranteed before drilling.
