Integrated groundwater assessment combining field hydrogeology, piezometric monitoring, hydrochemistry, pumping tests and hydrogeophysical investigations.
Groundwater investigation
PROGREM provides integrated hydrogeological investigations to characterise groundwater conditions and support water-resource assessment. Our approach combines field observations, groundwater-level measurements, in-situ water-quality parameters, hydrochemical data, pumping tests and targeted geophysical investigations.
Groundwater-level measurements in wells and boreholes provide the basis for assessing hydraulic heads, groundwater-flow directions and spatial or temporal variations in the piezometric surface.
PROGREM carries out groundwater sampling and in-situ physicochemical measurements to characterise water quality, support hydrochemical interpretation and identify spatial variations between groundwater points.
Electrical and electromagnetic methods are used to investigate subsurface resistivity contrasts related to lithology, weathering, fracturing and possible water-bearing structures. Survey design is adapted to the hydrogeological context and calibrated against available geological and borehole information.
Hydrogeological, hydrochemical and geophysical datasets are interpreted together to build a consistent conceptual understanding of groundwater conditions and provide decision-oriented deliverables.
Field campaigns across diverse environments, combining groundwater monitoring, water-quality measurements and hydrogeophysical investigation.
Tell us about your site, available borehole data and project objectives. Our team will define an appropriate investigation programme from field assessment to integrated interpretation and technical reporting.
