Groundwater is a source of groundwater found in cracks and spaces in soil, sand and rock. Groundwater is now an increasingly important source of water.
Why is groundwater monitoring important?
Groundwater monitoring is crucial for several reasons:
Sustainable Water Management: It helps in managing groundwater resources sustainably, ensuring a balance between extraction and recharge to prevent depletion.
Water Quality Assessment: Monitoring helps in tracking changes in water quality, which is vital for protecting ecosystems and public health from contamination.
Impact Analysis: It allows for the assessment of the effects of groundwater extraction and usage on aquifers, helping to inform management decisions and mitigate negative impacts.
Early Warning System: Continuous monitoring provides data that can serve as an early warning for issues such as pollution or resource depletion.
Regulatory Compliance: It aids in meeting regulatory standards for water quality and usage, ensuring legal and environmental responsibilities are upheld.
BOREHOLE CAMERA
The Water Well Downhole/ Borehole Camera is well suited for inspecting various reservoirs, wells, borehole, downhole, shafts, pipes, tanks and other objects from the top down.
The downhole camera heads are IP68 waterproof and withstand pressure up to 150 bar in water.
The dipper-See ADVENTURER is an ideal tool for monitoring the well’s overall functionality or condition while also checking for cracks in the casing. It helps users obtain a real-time view of what is happening in the well or borehole.