Gallery
Snippets of AES' Field Work
Dual geoprobe direct push rigs in action
These hydraulically powered rigs are a relatively inexpensive way to investigate soil, groundwater, and soil vapor
Limited access geoprobe direct push rig
This rig is capable of accessing areas incapable by larger rigs
Electromagnetic inducer (EMI)
This device is capable of peering into the subsurface, which is useful for evaluating potential current/former underground storage tank locations as well as utilities
Mechanical Excavation
Oftentimes the most rapid, cost effective solution is to dig and haul
Limited Access Rig in Elevator
LAR ready to descend into a San Francisco building basement for Maher Ordinance-related sampling
Soil Vapor Sampling
Collecting a soil vapor sample into a 1-liter Summa canister following shut-in and leak testing
Inyo Crater, Eastern California
Relatively young, eruptions occurred 5,000 to 500 years ago
Van Gogh's Ear, Poleta Fold Belt, White Mountains, Eastern California
Classic Cordilleran orogen fold-thrust belt geology