The Membrane Interface Probe (MIP) rapidly maps volatile organic compound (VOC) distributions in the subsurface to support high resolution site characterization. By delivering near-continuous contaminant and electrical conductivity data, MIP helps identify source areas and plume cores quickly and cost-effectively.
Why It Matters
Subsurface contaminant concentrations can vary significantly over short distances. The MIP provides real-time insights into contaminant distribution and hydrogeologic conditions, reducing uncertainty, streamlining investigations, and saving time in the field.
What You’ll Learn in the Brochure
- How MIP detects and profiles VOCs using multiple surface detectors
- The benefits of combining MIP data with electrical conductivity logs for improved CSMs
- Typical production rates and data outputs for high-resolution screening
- Integration with Cascade’s full suite of site characterization and remediation services
