GeoModel, Inc. LogoLandfill Location Surveys

Investigative surveys for landfill location and delineation are conducted worldwide. The following can be located and investigated at your landfill site:

Landfill Location Survey Methods

The most common methods used for investigating landfills are the geophysical methods of electromagnetic conductivity (EM) and ground penetrating radar (GPR). Photographs showing how these geophysical survey methods are conducted are shown below:

 

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) Surveys

Vehicle-towed survey Hand-towed survey

Vehicle-towed GPR survey and hand-towed GPR survey

 

Electromagnetic Conductivity (EM) Surveys

EM-31 surveyEM-61 surveyEM-34 survey

EM-31 Survey, EM-61 Survey, and EM-34 Survey

 

Examples of Landfill Location Investigations

Results of geophysical surveys conducted at landfill sites are shown below:

 

Ground Penetrating Radar Profiles of Landfill Trenches

burial trenchLandfill trenchthree buried objectsBurial trench

 

Electromagnetic Conductivity Surveys of Landfills and Trench Debris

plumeLandfill plume EM survey results(Click left to enlarge)

 

 

GeoModel, Inc. conducts surveys in every state.

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