Earth, Energy and Environment
Map the plume. Bound the impact.
After a spill or release, every hour of uncertainty adds cost and risk. SPARK analyzes remote and site observations to map the extent and movement of hazardous releases, so responders, owners, and counsel can act on evidence.
Solutions
- 01Plume mapping
- 02Before-and-after comparison
- 03Remediation tracking
Focus areas
- 01Plume and spill extent mapping
- 02Movement and spread analysis
- 03Source identification
- 04Before-and-after comparison
- 05Evidence for remediation and claims
Why it matters
Hazardous Release & Spill Assessment
Underground leakage and surface spills spread out of sight. The sooner you know the extent, the sooner you can contain it.
Built for
- Environmental response firms
- Industrial site owners
- Insurers and legal teams
- Government environmental agencies
Applications
- Spill and leak response
- Groundwater and well protection
- Targeted sampling plans
- Remediation and containment planning
- Insurance and legal evidence
Solutions
How SPARK helps.
Every engagement is scoped to your question, your data, and the decision it supports.
- 01
Plume mapping
Delineate the extent of a release from available observations.
- 02
Before-and-after comparison
Compare conditions before and after an event to bound its impact.
- 03
Remediation tracking
Monitor cleanup progress against a consistent baseline.
Partnership opportunity
Partner with SPARK on this.
First demonstration
In an initial analysis of a suspected underground release, QuietStorm mapped potential migration pathways extending miles from the source and flagged locations of concern for groundwater, wells, and vegetation.
Who we're looking for
- Environmental assessment and remediation firms
- Hydrogeologists and environmental laboratories
- Owners of sites with characterized contamination
- Universities and research groups
What partners contribute
- Historical contamination and monitoring data
- Field sampling and laboratory analysis
- Drilling and monitoring-well capability
- Independent comparison against measured plumes
Next step
Put SPARK on your hardest problem.
Tell us what you need to know and the data you have. We'll scope the fastest path to a decision-ready answer, under NDA where required.