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Water Resources Management Our Services Geology Engineering Field Services Exploration Planning, Drilling and Field Management Environmental Monitoring Water Resources Management Operational Monitoring & Data Management Site Specific Engineering and Construction Management Water Resources Environmental Management Consulting	Home > Our Services > Field Services > Water Resources Management Water Resources Management Norwest’s experts provide hydrology, hydrogeology and engineering field services to assist clients with a wide variety of water resource issues including: Well and Aquifer Testing: Well installation oversight Pump/packer/IFOT installation Aquifer testing (transducers, dataloggers, IFOT) Multiple and single well drawdown testing (standard and discrete intervals) Groundwater sampling (hazardous/non-hazardous by pump, bail and air-lift) Tracer testing Slug testing (standard and discrete intervals) Water Supply Well Construction: Supervise onsite drilling and well design Logging Well completion Well testing and Water quality sample collection Surface Water Surface water flows (weirs, flumes, and continuous monitoring) Surface water quality sampling (manual and automated) Spring and seep mapping Stormwater inspections Hydrologic feature verification (GPS) Beneficial use survey Wetlands delineation Stakeholder field meetings Reservoir construction oversight Infiltration investigations	Case Study Water Resources Management, Wyoming, USA Norwest was contracted by Cameco Resources, an in situ recovery uranium producer in Wyoming, to implement a multi-well aquifer test to determine aquifer parameters and demonstrate hydraulic connectivity. Direct-read data logging pressure transducers were installed and documented in 66 observation wells and one pumping well. A 72-hour pumping test was conducted in order to achieve the projected drawdown requirements at the maximum observation well distance. All work was conducted in such a way that data collection allowed for real-time test management. Norwest was then able to analyze the data and prepare a final regulatory report for Cameco and as a result Cameco was granted a permit to mine.
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