We met with good colleagues at the USGS in Denver for an informal discussion around induced polarization in airborne and ground-based data.
Admin04/10/2024
Next-generation Geophysical Scanners
FAST, HIGH-RESOLUTION, COST EFFECTIVE
The new sTEMprofiler
The sTEMprofiler makes mapping aquifer layers, artificial infiltration sites, and tailing dams easier than ever. It is the fast, simple solution to collecting high-quality resistivity data for groundwater and environmental surveys.
14.6 Kg
Total Weight
14.4 V
2 Lithium Batteries
GROUNDWATER IMAGING
TEMcompany offers a range of geoscanners
Developing and inventing is our core, offering highly-integrated, mobile TEM systems for imaging the subsurface
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Our story, from Aarhus University to Aarhus GeoInstruments and now to TEMcompany
TEMcompany was founded to develop next-generation geophysical imaging solutions to solve today's water problems
Our vision is based on the belief that informed resource management is crucial for addressing the increasing vulnerability of groundwater to climate change.
Environments we work in...
UNLOCK THE SECRETS OF GROUNDWATER MAPPING
sTEM - The affordable, highly efficient geoscanner
The sTEM geoscanner is a unique invention for precise and efficient groundwater surveys. It conducts single-site measurements and captures data that reaches depths beyond 300 m (980ft). Affordable and robust, the sTEM geoscanner is operated via an Android or iOS app, offering valuable insights into groundwater resources.
By choosing TEMcompany, you get the best geoscanners at a competitive price and access to in-house expertise from some of the best TEM research experts worldwide.
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News from TEMcompany
Our sTEM+ instrument has recently been used to pinpoint groundwater wells in Somaliland. The client, Dairy without Borders, is a Danish NGO focused on establishing and supporting milk and dairy sector projects in developing countries.
Jonathan Satchell03/27/2024
In the summer of 2023, while a team from the HydroGeophysics Group at the Department of Geoscience, Aarhus University, was performing a ttem groundwater survey near the Dolo refugee camp in Ethiopia, the area was suddenly blessed with heavy rainfall.
Jonathan Satchell03/21/2024
