NAPL, Mobility, and the Role of Laser Induced Fluorescence Webinar

July 23rd, 2010

Limited space remains for our webinar entitled “NAPL, Mobility, and the Role of Laser Induced Fluorescence.”

COLUMBIA Technologies will review source area NAPL migration and the influences of saturation level, layer thickness, fluid properties, and geological makeup of the underground formation. Read the rest of this entry »

Separating NAPL Compounds using LIF/UVOST® Technology

July 1st, 2010

During a recent site characterization in Hawaii using LIF/UVOST® technology COLUMBIA Technologies encountered relatively low levels of petroleum contamination hidden in an usually high background response. This resulted due to the presence of naturally occurring fluorescence materials (likely calcareous sands) in the subsurface at the site. This elevated background fluctuated in response intensity from log to log and often within a single log, making it more difficult to accurately identify residual petroleum contamination responses in the subsurface.

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High Resolution Vertical Profiling

July 1st, 2010

COLUMBIA Technologies is always striving to provide the tools and the best practices available. Our High Resolution Vertical Profiling toolbox, a combination of our leading services provided throughout North America and Hawaii includes: Read the rest of this entry »

COLUMBIA Technologies Welcomes Dov Hoffman as Marketing Specialist

June 25th, 2010

COLUMBIA Technologies, an industry leader providing High Resolution Vertical Profiling services throughout North America and Hawaii, is proud to announce that Dov Hoffman joined our team as a Marketing Specialist. With previous roles involving development and implementation of sophisticated marketing materials, strategic business initiatives, and market research, Hoffman will bring a distinct perspective to expand the company’s reach in the North American market. Read the rest of this entry »

Developers go underground with help of COLUMBIA Technologies

May 7th, 2010

One of the companies in the new Maryland Clean Energy Incubator at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County is trying to make real estate development easier and faster. Read the rest of this entry »