Midwest GeoSciences

WATCH: A Carmel man is using a state-of-the-art smart telescope to give people in central Indiana and around the world an up-close look at the total Solar Eclipse in April. On @FOX59 & @CBS4Indy, you'll hear about this advanced technology and the man preparing to share it.

MIDWESTGEO TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE VIEWING STATION. What is it? How does it work? Where will it be on April 8? midwestgeo.blogspot.com/2024/02/midwes…

There's a Total Solar Eclipse happening in Carmel, Indiana on April 8, 2024. We try to explain the precise and serious astronomic phenomenon with cookies. This was a fun exercise. LOL

60-minute online discovery moment taught by Bill Truby, co-founder of Truby Achievements. midwestgeo.com

Today, attendees from this year’s Aquifer Testing Course applied their new skills in the field. After two days of discussing aquifer testing methods, it was exciting to see those new approaches, data collection techniques and analysis systems in practice. Thank you to everyone.

Just a fun video counting blows and calculating the N value. "Standard" Stuff, lol

Build confidence in your site-characterization skills when you sign up for the in-person Aquifer Testing Course with @midwestgeo & In-Situ. Spend September 19-21 in Fort Collins & leave with an Official Course Completion Certificate from @coschoolofmines. go.in-situ.com/l/123602/2023-…

Spots are limited for our in-person aquifer testing course with Midwest GeoSciences Group. Don’t miss out on valuable field experience with the latest aquifer testing instrumentation and technology. Register now to reserve a spot! go.in-situ.com/l/123602/2023-… #groundwater

Hydrogeologic Application of Glacial Depositional Environments: Part 2, Glaciofluvial and Glaciolacustrine. 2-hour on-demand training event midwestgeo.com/ondemandwebina…

SPT soil samples discarded immediately after collection. What if you want to go back and (1) check work (2) compare soil cores or (3) correlate stratigraphy?

Tim Kemmis action shot translating the story the sediments are telling. Soil classifications and sediment descriptions are procedural; and the easy part. The challenge is synthesizing the subsurface, deciphering depositional environments, and unravelling stratigraphic complexity.

Sedimentary sequences tell a fascinating story.

@InSituWater It's gonna be a great experience!!

We’re excited to partner with Midwest GeoSciences Group to bring back our popular aquifer testing course in person. Join us in Fort Collins, Colorado, September 19-21 to learn from industry experts and apply new techniques in the field. go.in-situ.com/l/123602/2023-… #groundwater

Splitting sonic core.

Buried lacustrine deposit collected by sonic sampling. The conchoidal lines are derived from pulling and splitting the core apart. This expression occurs in sediments with saturated non-plastic behavior (silty). The primary sedimentary structure is subtle and difficult to see.

Translating depositional sequences into stratigraphy in Carmel, Indiana. midwestgeo.com/carmel-geology…

Happy faces plus sonic core of diamicton. What could be better?

Pneumatic slug testing field photo sent from Hydrogeologist Dan Korth P.G.. I like his set up because he's doing more than just collecting data; he's analyzing it too. If there's a question about performance or reliability of the slug testing, he resolv…lnkd.in/gzbfSRER