WILLOWSTICK

A Guardian Resources company

WILLOWSTICK

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OUR SERVICES

DAMS RESERVOIRS & CANALS

Fixing leaks in dams has always been a stressful venture. Not only are current methods expensive and slow to yield results. They often will resort to “trial and error” methods that may further strain the integrity of the structures rather than fix it.

Here at Guardian/Willowstick we offer our own solution. By using our patented state of the art geophysics and hydro-physics technology...

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ENVIRONMENTAL
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Our system is the most adept in the world at accurately mapping complicated flow paths of subsurface pollutants. Ensuring a more complete remediation that has otherwise been impossible to reach.

In the past, to acquire this level of vision would have required, aging technology that is incredibly expensive, such as dry drilling. The WIllowstick method provides the solution.

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MINING

In the mining sector, water management presents significant challenges. Adequate access to water is crucial for initiating mining operations, yet addressing water-related issues often constitutes one of the final hurdles prior to obtaining financial clearance for mine reclamation and closure endeavors.

For mine owners, managers, and operators we have provided solutions that manage risk and provides solutions.

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WELL SITING

Using both of our proprietary methods in MSR and Radiometric Gamma, we search for different geo-mechanical, water presence indicators and of course, our in house geophysicist teams to find accurate results for well sites.

The technology is not just leading the charge when it comes to Well Siting. No one does it quite like we do. With a 95% success rate in our MSR well siting we are active all over the world in trying to find wells that top local wells in output.

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OUR METHODS

Our proprietary method involves the use of a low voltage, low amperage, alternating electrical current that energizes the groundwater through electrodes. This setup exploits the natural conductivity of groundwater compared to surrounding materials, allowing the electric current to travel along water-bearing features.

As the current flows, it generates a magnetic field, which is then detected and analyzed using our specialized instruments at the surface. This data is carefully normalized to highlight anomalies indicating areas where the magnetic field exceeds expected levels.

Our findings enable us to accurately locate seeps, leaks, and preferential flow paths, significantly reducing exploration and remediation costs while providing our clients with detailed and reliable groundwater system characterization
A Guardian/Willowstick worker recording data in the field
A boat collecting reservoir data
A remedied porosity model after a secondary study
A visualization of our modeling software showing a porous zone
A third image of the project. A porosity model.
A worker collecting data for a well siting survey
A water survey being collected by boats
The fourth image of the above viewed job. This is a side cut of a porosity model

WHO WE ARE

We are a geophysical technology company that specializes in identifying, mapping, and modeling preferential groundwater connection paths. Our patented technology operates much like a medical angiogram, offering a non-intrusive method to visualize and understand groundwater flow paths beneath the surface.

This advanced approach allows us to serve a diverse range of clients, from environmental agencies to large industrial entities, providing them with precise and actionable insights into their subsurface water systems.

With over 130 clients worldwide, we have established our company as a global leader in groundwater analysis, helping property owners and managers pinpoint specific problems before they escalate.

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