Because of the complexity of sensor systems and the specialized requirements for operating cone penetrometer rigs (CPTs), their operation calls for considerable experience.
While students at the new Woodward Hill Elementary School in Surrey, B.C., score goals on their soccer field, the geothermal grid that lies directly beneath will quietly be heating their school and helping to save the environment.
Pennsylvania’s prolific Marcellus Shale natural gas basin has given the state an opportunity to create high-paying, green-tech jobs while providing cleaner energy for the nation. However, critical water resource problems have the potential to kill this exciting opportunity unless both water disposal and water re-use challenges can be solved.
ZEBRA Environmental completed a series of direct sensing and sampling events from a river barge platform on the St. Johns River in northeast Florida, the longest river in the state of Florida, and one of only a few rivers in North America to flow north.
