
Empire Exploration & Geology
Empire is a team of geotechnical and environmental support professionals with over 100 years of combined surface exploration experience.
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Geotechnical and environmental soil borings are common investigative techniques used in construction, environmental assessments, and geological studies. These borings involve drilling holes into the ground to collect soil samples and gather important information about subsurface conditions. Key points about geotechnical and environmental soil borings include: Purpose: Soil borings are conducted to assess soil properties such as composition, density, moisture content, and strength. In environmental applications, they are used to investigate soil contamination and its potential impact on groundwater.
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Bedrock coring is a specialized drilling technique used to collect core samples of solid bedrock from beneath the Earth's surface. This process is crucial in geological and geotechnical investigations. Key points about bedrock coring include: Purpose: Bedrock coring helps geologists and engineers understand the characteristics of solid rock beneath the soil. It is often used in construction projects, mining exploration, and geological research.
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Groundwater monitoring wells are essential tools in environmental management and hydrogeological studies. They provide access to subsurface groundwater, allowing for regular sampling and monitoring. Here are some key details about groundwater monitoring well installations: Purpose: Groundwater monitoring wells are installed to assess groundwater quality, levels, and flow direction. They are crucial for tracking contamination, evaluating aquifer health, and managing water resources.
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Gas probe installations involve the placement of gas sampling probes into the ground to monitor subsurface gas concentrations. This is crucial for assessing soil and groundwater contamination, as well as detecting the presence of hazardous gases. Key points about gas probe installations include: Purpose: Gas probes are used to collect samples of gases, such as methane, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and radon, from below the surface. This helps in assessing potential risks to human health and the environment.
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Our senior drillers are 40 hour OSHA trained and experienced with a wide range of subsurface drilling techniques to collect soil and rock samples for projects crossing multiple sectors.
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