Connecting to water above and below: Using Leapfrog Works to communicate complex surface and groundwater interactions
Water purveyors are responsible for ensuring that water management practices protect the communities and ecosystems that depend on surface water and groundwater systems to sustain
Sea level rise from Antarctica’s enigmatic submarine basins and the global, multidisciplinary effort to understand them
Antarctica has been explored for commercial gain and as a natural wonder. Recently, satellites have revealed an ice sheet vulnerable to climate change, exposing a
How conceptual site models summarise and communicate subsurface conditions for environmental cleanup
Discover the 30-year journey developing CSMs for contaminated sites, focusing on work flows to summarise and communicate the essential elements of the subsurface.
Predicting water quality risks at mine closure: a study in cold weather climates
An Arctic gold mine was approved to use a thermal cover system to isolate potentially acid generating and metal leaching waste rock as part of
Managing mined rock stockpiles: 3D views to decrease risk and reduce costs
Discover how Okane used GeoStudios to develop a quasi-3D model to manage mined rock stockpiles which resulted in long-terms savings and risk reduction.
Better decisions from information assets using digitised workflows
Information and data management are crucial to confident decision-making. This requires the implementation of scalable and configurable systems that support data workflows.
Hydrogeologic framework development using AEM data and Leapfrog
Learn Leapfrog’s powerful interpolation of over 7 million AEM data intervals and its ability to construct and export a numerical groundwater flow model grid.
Drones: The new normal in environmental geophysics
Drone enabled magnetometry has led to the development of new drone-enabled ground-penetrating radar and electromagnetic induction (EMI) systems.
