Innovative groundwater technology Kenya
Innovative groundwater technology Kenya
THE WATEX™ SYSTEM, A KEY TECHNOLOGY FOR FIRE PREVENTION IN CHILE
The WATEX™ Process mapping results indicate the location of areas exposed to forest fires in Bio Bio Region, Chile.
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NASA Spinoff - 2015
Spinoff presents a selection of companies that use NASA technologies in various domains to improve people life - 2015
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THE WATEX™ SYSTEM, AN INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR NATURAL RESOURCES INVENTORY OF COSTA RICA (2018)
Use of the WATEX™ System in groundwater exploration and assessment in Costa Rica alongside the Ministry of E...
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THE WATEX™ GROUNDWATER MAPPING SOLUTION ENABLING THE DISCOVERY OF GIANT GROUNDWATER RESERVES IN KENYA (2013)
Giant shallow and deep groundwater reserves discovery in Turkana, Kenya, during a survey carried by RTI on behalf of...
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CHAMS MEDIA TV: Dr. Alain Gachet, The French Expert who discovered the Turkana Aquifers
CHAMS MEDIA documentary on RTI work in Turkana County, Kenya - 2021
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Chad: new technology shows promising results in search for water
Encouraging results of the RTI's WATEX™ System applied in eastern Chad for Sudanese refugees - July 2004
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RTI EXPLORATION is a global leader in the exploration sciences. We provide clients with the expertise and technology they need to discover and develop critical resources, from minerals and metals to groundwater and energy resources. Our team of highly experienced professionals has a proven track record of success in locating and developing some of the world's most important resources. Areas of expertise:
Our technologies can be adopted independently or combined together into an integrated solution, ready for execution project development master plan:
- WATEX™ : Precise Delineation of Groundwater Reservoirs down to 3 Km
- BAMEX™ : Uncovering the Optimal Mineral Potential to be Unlocked
- HEXUB™ : Accurate Delineation of Areas of Major Hydrocarbon Interest
- OSIRIS™ : Environmental Monitoring, Soil and Forest Classifications
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