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ET only accounts for part of the story of what happens to water - what happens above the ground. Different soil types lose differing amounts of water at varying speeds. Understanding what happens to water in the ground can help you to make effective management decisions that optimize energy and water use, while ensuring a high quality course. ESI monitoring systems enable turf professionals to analyze soil conditions with a high degree of accuracy, and make their ...
ByE.S.I. Environmental Sensors Inc. based in Sidney, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
Engineers, hydrologists and geologists require detailed moisture content data to properly evaluate soil stability. ESI monitoring systems enable these professionals to analyze soil conditions with a high degree of accuracy, and make their recommendations with confidence. ...
ByE.S.I. Environmental Sensors Inc. based in Sidney, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
In the case of an HV transformer oil spill in favourable conditions (soil contamination only, no snow cover), the following items must be considered and will incur ...
ByVoltra Technology based in Jonquière, QUEBEC (CANADA)
These nanobubbles increase the oxygen concentration in soil and water, allowing plants to perform respiration efficiently even in suboptimal soil conditions. ...
ByGaia Water Ltd. based in Victoria, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
For over twenty years, BioSolve Pinkwater has been used for Surfactant Enhanced Remediation (SER) to mobilize and solubilize residual NAPL[i], facilitating its recovery and disposal. Depending on soil and plume characteristics, Pinkwater solution can reach contaminated zones through deep injection wells or be gravity fed from surface level injection galleries. After desorbing residual NAPL from soil surfaces on contact, Pinkwater then solubilizes the hydrocarbons in an aqueous emulsion, enabling extraction at down ...
ByThe BioSolve Company based in Lexington, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Farmers in the 21st century are using efficient irrigation technology such as drip systems to maximize their usage of one of our most valuable commodities - water. Water flow rates to irrigated areas can be controlled effectively, concentrating the application of water in the immediate vicinity of the crops and adjusting the quantity of water delivered. The next step in precision irrigation is accurate knowledge of soil moisture content around the crop so that the amount of water and the frequency at which it is ...
ByE.S.I. Environmental Sensors Inc. based in Sidney, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)