Hager GeoScience Inc.

A World War II airplane that was lost in Greenland decades ago has been found deep beneath glacial ice. The warplane was part of the so-called Lost Squadron, and was first spotted by an aerial drone, though a ground-based survey confirmed the location. Searchers hope to eventually melt the

U.S. ARMY On July 15, 1942, six P-38 Lightning fighter aircraft and two B-17 Flying Fortress bombers encountered a blizzard while supporting the Allied war effort in the British Isles. The aircraft were forced to conduct an emergency landing on the glaciers of Greenland, and though all the cr

A multimethod geophysical approach consisting of seismic reflection, electrical resistivity/induced polarization, and ground penetrating radar was used to locatec abandoned mine workings unearthed while excavating for a new landfill cell.

Multiple geophysical methods were used to investigate hydrogeologic conditions and help site borings at a contaminated facility in New Jersey.

HGI used GPR and MASW seismic techniques to identify areas of possible seeps and other high permeability zones within or beneath and existing dam in central Massachusetts.