Sampling Techniques
SWS collects water and material samples at known depths, most often alongside a logging program. Select a technique to see what it measures, what it tells you, and when it is used.
Water Sampling at Depth
Samples are collected from discrete depths in the well, typically at zones flagged during a logging program, so each result corresponds to a known interval instead of a blended column.
Biological Sampling
Samples are collected and handled to preserve bacteria and other microorganisms for laboratory analysis, including the iron and sulfate-reducing bacteria that drive well fouling.
Scale & Incrustation Sampling
Physical scale, mineral incrustation, and deposits are collected from the well or equipment for compositional analysis.
Formation Water Sampling
Water is sampled at a selected depth or targeted aquifer interval to provide depth-specific water-quality information.
Sampling With a Logging Program
Sampling is coordinated with geophysical logging so intervals are chosen from real-time log data and every depth is documented precisely.
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