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Hydrologic Services
American
Geological Services specializes in providing the complete range of services
necessary for analysis and development of surface and ground water supplies.
The AGS staff includes specialists in hydrogeology, geophysics, surface
water hydrology, and water rights engineering to provide comprehensive
solutions to difficult and unique water supply and water rights problems.
Staff experience combined with state-of-the-art investigative techniques
and evaluation methods insures high quality and cost effectiveness.
AGS personnel have extensive international project experience, and have successfully completed water supply and development projects throughout the world.
Specific services include:
- Ground Water Exploration and Hydrogeology
- Ground Water/Surface Water Interaction Investigations
- Water Well Design and Testing
- Well Hydraulics and Aquifer Testing
- Analytical and Numerical Modeling
- Water Rights Engineering and Plans for Augmentation
- Master Planning to Determine Water Requirements
- Economic Analysis of Water Values and Development Costs
- Expert Witness Testimony
- Surface Water Investigations
- Watershed Characterization
Irrigation
and Drainage Studies- Design of Stream Flow and Water Quality Monitoring Stations.
- Evaluation and Interpretation of Existing Data
- Runoff Volume and Peak Flow Analysis
- Water balance Analysis
- Gain/Loss Studies
- Watershed Modeling
- Ground Water Interaction
- Water Quality Effects
- Expert Witness Testimony
- Facilities Investigation and Renovation
- Surface Intake Design
- Water Well Pumping System Design
- Ground Water Augmentation Programs
- Raw Water Pumping
- Construction Administration and Observation
- Master Drainage Studies
- Storm Drainage System Design
- Drainageway Improvements
- Flood Control Planning
- Analysis of Rainfall and Runoff Conditions
- Flood Routing and Flood Control Programs
- Evaluation and Improvement of Existing Drainage Systems
- Storm Sewers
- Open Channels
- Detention/Storage Ponds
- Outlet Control Structures
- Energy Dissipaters
- Drop Structures
- Waterway Crossings
- Construction Administration and Observation
- Constructed Wetlands
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