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Changes in design, manufacture and materials have also improved the reliability and data quality of the PS Logger probe for use in challenging marine conditions

SITE INVESTIGATION

Robertson Geo - OWF geotechnical drilling expansion in 2023

Changes to Robertson Geo's PS logger creates increased use in marine applications

12 May 2023

An example of the detailed in an ‘unwrapped’ display from the Robertson Geo RGeo-eye Visualizer

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Robertson Geo launches RGeo-eye Visualizer

New package from Robertson Geo offers 360-degree unwrapped down borehole images

10 August 2022

Robertson Geo is working with BGS to provide data on the groundwaters of a disused mine in the town of Caerau, which will be converted into a geothermal energy centre

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Groundwater investigation for the BGS in Caerau, Wales

Geothermal investigation work undertaken at disused Welsh mine on behalf of BGS

15 July 2022

Robertson Geo had to deal with site access issues during a recent borehole logging job in Ireland

SITE INVESTIGATION

Mineral exploration of a zinc resource in the south of Ireland

Search for zinc results in deep borehole investigation in Ireland

13 May 2022

The new Javelin Wireline Slim provides high-resolution, continuous measurements of principal aquifer properties for groundwater and environmental investigations: porosity, bound and mobile water content, pore size distribution, hydraulic conductivity, and natural gamma

SITE INVESTIGATION

Robertson Geo to partner with Vista Clara Inc.

Robertson Geo and Vista Clara partner to exclusively market Javelin NMR logging instruments

24 February 2022

An example of the Robertson Geo three-arm calliper used during the borehole logging process at Bat Shlomo

GROUNDWATER

Water well-logging near Bat Shlomo, Israel

Logging the aquifers and deep aquifers that play a part in providing Israel's fresh water supply

08 November 2021

Robertson Geo has a fleet of service logging vehicles fully customised and comprehensively equipped with subsurface data acquisition and surface winch deployment equipment; ready to go whatever the location or application

GROUNDWATER

Probing boreholes

Cameras, callipers and nuclear magnetic resonance probes can be used for borehole logging

12 April 2021

Robertson Geo has a fleet of service logging vehicles fully customised and comprehensively equipped with subsurface data acquisition and surface winch deployment equipment; ready to go whatever the location or application

GROUNDWATER

How a specialist deals with borehole maintenance and monitoring

Robertson Geo provides GDI with a definition of borehole survey techniques

17 November 2020

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