Streamline and optimize the remediation management of hydrocarbon contaminated sites with advanced technology.
The Challenge of Contaminated Sites
Regulators are mandating more aggressive investment, forecasting, and progress reporting. Portfolio managers need better data to understand complex site risks, prioritize projects and resources, and optimize remediation strategies all while striving to achieve more efficient closures at lower cost.
EMS Delivers Results
EMS’s Sensor and BioLodestone technologies make it easier to manage and close complex and remote hydrocarbon contaminated sites. Bioremediation treatments are tailored based on monitoring data from autonomous sensors. You gain effortless, detailed site models without the need for expensive manpower and on-site investigation time.
EMS Sensor Technology
EMS’s SoilSense, WaterSense, and CropSense replace traditional sampling programs that only capture single point-in-time (PIT) data. Accurate, timely automated data collection results in a better understanding of contaminant plume profile and behavior, simplifying modeling soil and groundwater hydrocarbon degradation and seasonal impacts on risk and liability.
What EMS Sensors Measure
SoilSense
The SoilSense Difference
WaterSense
The WaterSense Difference
CropSense
Continually monitor soil dynamics to update yield predictions. Link input decisions to real-time yield potential, and understand nitrogen needs for next year’s crop.
The CropSense Difference
BioLodestone
Microbial Bioremediation
EMS injects tailored amounts of nitrogen, phosphorous, sulfur, and iron to boost microbial growth and ensure ample electron acceptors are available, which are critical for effectiveness.
Hydrocarbon Containment
Hydrocarbons from spills are primarily confined to a limited lateral spread due to strong adsorption onto soil particles.
Nutrient Optimization
The technology maintains soil pH within optimal ranges through buffer solutions, preventing adverse impacts from pH fluctuations on microbial activity and soil health.