In an age of increasing environmental concerns the ability to quickly and routinely acquire calibrated, repeatable data sets from monitoring wells has become imperative.
Environmental well-logging combines aspects of petrophysical and hydrological logging to provide a focused interpretation of subsurface conditions that can include:

• Aquifer location

• Flow measurements under static and induced conditions

• In-situ formation porosity measurements

• Hydraulic conductivity

• Clay mapping and typing

• Lithological characterizations

• Rock Mechanical properties

• Water quality measurements

• Temperature and conductivity profiling

• Borehole imaging

• Casing inspections and screen locations

• Open-hole condition checks