Water resources study require a step by step approach and
long term planning. Demographic and physical variations that might occur must
be taken into consideration when surface and underground water resources are assessed.
When inventories of the quality and quantity of resources, geotechnical structures,
and borehole design studies are needed, BTD executes :
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Site surveys and fields investigations. |
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Interpretation of aerial photos. |
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Extension geological and hydrogeological surveys. |
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Geophysical investigations. |
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Well location, drilling, logging and testing. |
In hydrological studies, like maximum flooding for bridge sizing, in water flow
forecasting, such as the management of water storage i.e dams and reservoirs,
and in regional water balance studies to define available water resources, BTD
performs:
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Site surveys and fields investigations. |
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Interpretation of aerial photos. |
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Extension geological and hydrogeological surveys. |
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Geophysical investigations. |
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Well location, drilling, logging and testing. |
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In the field of ground water
hydraulics, when studies for artificial recharge of aquifers, of salt water intrusion
due to over pumping in coastal areas, and for well head protection are required,
the BTD teams carry out:
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Geological and hydrogeological studies. |
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Mathematical modelling. |
In hydrological studies, like maximum flooding for bridge sizing, in water flow
forecasting, such as the management of water storage i.e dams and reservoirs,
and in regional water balance studies to define available water resources, BTD
performs
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| In the field of water well drilling, BTD, through its team
of geologists and hydrogeologist, through the geological and hydrogeological data
stored is its GIS system such as geological and hydrogeological maps, inventory
of water wells, etc... and through the geophysical investigations such as VLF,
electrical and seismic refraction investigations performed, BTD has become the
leader in locating potential and highly productive water wells, in designing the
construction of the wells, in defining the contractual technical specifications,
in selecting specialized contractors in this field, and in supervising the construction
works. |
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