Multilevel System for High-Resolution Monitoring

The Waterloo Multilevel System was used to monitor 15 discrete sampling intervals within 1 Rotosonic borehole. The detailed vertical data provided the necessary information that otherwise would have been missed with fewer monitored zones.

Ground Water Monitoring & Remediation 26, No.4
Fall 2006, Pp. 57-73.

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Multilevel Monitoring Well Installations

A general discussion about the advantages of Multilevel Systems versus cluster and nested type wells. The Focus is on Waterloo Multilevel Systems versus conventional wells.

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Design Considerations for Multilevel Monitoring Wells

Provides helpful hints, "do's and don'ts" for planning successful multilevel well projects, and a discussion of the differences between conventional and multilevel wells. A Project involving eight Waterloo Multilevel Systems in California is presented.

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Multilevel Groundwater Assessment of Confining Unit in a Bedrock Sequence near Sarnia, Ontario

A discussion of two sites in Ontario with Waterloo Multilevel installations, including a general description of the Waterloo System components used for each installation. Preliminary results and an interpretation of the data are examine

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