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Insito Geo-Engineering

PROJECTS

Insitu Geo-Engineering is proud of the accumulated experience in providing quality solutions for a variety of projects. Our experienced team has successfully navigated diverse challenges in site investigations, risk assessments and geological analyses. Our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction underscores our reputation as a trusted partner in the field of engineering geology.

3D mapping of a waste deposited site combined seismic methods and surface analysis

Netivei Israel – National Transport Infrastructure Company LTD

3D mapping of a waste deposited site combined seismic methods and surface analysis

Netivei Israel – National Transport Infrastructure Company LTD

Downhole shear wave velocity (Vs) and P wave velocity, Road 2

Netivei Israel – National Transport Infrastructure Company LTD

Shear waves velocity (Vs) measurements in the design of the Ramat Hovav - Ashlim gas line

Israel Natural Gas Lines

Shear waves velocity (Vs) measurements in the design of the Ashlim - Nitzana gas line

Israel Natural Gas Lines

Mapping subsidence and cavities with ground penetrating radar (GPR), Dor-Nahsholim

Israel Railways

Mapping subsidence and cavities with ground penetrating radar (GPR), Ashkelon

Israel Railways

Geotechnical and geophysical surveys for subsurface waste mapping, Hadera

TMNG

Measuring and evaluating the effects of vibration on buildings, Neely School, Zichron Ya'akov

Zichron Ya'akov local council

2D measurements of seismic waves in the Hula Valley's reservoir

Electra Infrastructure

Mapping subsidence and cavities with ground penetrating radar (GPR), Haifa Port

Israel Shipyards Port

Mapping cavities with ground penetrating radar (GPR), Ra'anana

Mei Raanana

Mapping cavities with ground penetrating radar (GPR), Ramat Gan

Ramat-Gan Municipality

Mapping cavities with ground penetrating radar (GPR), Ramat Gan

Tel-Aviv - Yafo Municipality

Mapping archeology with ground penetrating radar (GPR), Tel Qana

Bar-Ilan University

Mapping archeology with ground penetrating radar (GPR), Ein Gedi

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

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