Oil, Gas and Petroleum Refinery

Geophysical and Remote Sensing Techniques

Geophysical investigation strategies offer subsurface facts without digging or drilling. They can display vital geotechnical properties such as bedrock intensity and rock fine, as well as reservoirs of water or oil, metallic items or contaminants. If present-day geophysical investigations are integrated with traditional geotechnical investigations and their records, incredibly precise, non-stop and complete models may be produced for utility within numerous areas.

Remote imaging, performed by terrestrial, airborne or satellite-based systems has the capability to appropriately picture the Earth's surface with excessive resolution.  This can be used for settlement and deformation tracking, surveying rock slides and making engineering geology critiques. State-of-the-art faraway sensing strategies at NGI consist of radar, optical image evaluation and Lidar and GigaPan Measurements. As with geophysical technology, the quality results are frequently executed via integration with the more conventional geotechnical Methods.