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- Pre-Installation Requirements
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Nineteen 7-Channel CMT Systems were installed inside a manufacturing facility to characterize and monitor a plume beneath the building that is migrating off site.
Systems were installed using sonic drilling to 30 m (100 ft) depths. Challenging geology made drilling and installation tricky, however, all Systems were installed in two weeks.

CMT Systems were installed at the bottom of a bay to measure submarine groundwater discharge. Eight 7-Channel CMT Systems were installed, with custom modifications to suit the open water application. Watertight wellheads had to be custom built to allow for sampling from the surface of the bay using a peristaltic pump.