Global Water Solutions

Water Detection Technologies

GWS has one of the worlds most advanced Water Detection Technologies. It has been and continues to be deployed in a number of humanitarian and commercial projects.

Unlike many of the incumbent and somewhat dated applications, the GWS technology can with a great degree of certainty ‘fast forward’ the process of identifying previously unknown bodies of water.

For the purposes of clarity, GWS’s function is solely the provision and delivery of Water Detection, it does not enter into any secondary or downstream commercial activities that result from the initial identification – that is the role of Inteletec Advisors Ltd (IAL).

These include;

  1. Deep or elevated aquifers that hold substantial volumes.
  2. Fracture & Fissure systems that can support local communities or where a collective group has a high cumulative volume.
  3. Vein systems in isolated areas where communities are suffering the extreme symptoms of ‘water stress’.

GWS’s current commercial activities include;

  1. Identification of water targets to deliver new sources to the overall supply system
  2. Identification of elevated bodies water that can support ‘Close-Loop Hydro Schemes’ (CLHS) – Clean Energy
  3. Identification of targets for a water bottling/beverage company
  4. Identification of targets for mining companies.
  5. Assisting ‘water stressed’ communities in identifying water targets (humanitarian and philanthropic projects).

The Technology

The Methodology is in taking electro-magnetic data and processing it in a manner that delivers intelligence of where a resource is sitting ‘in situ’. Unlike most incumbent technologies within the sector, we are not being driven by a need to identify geological patterns or anomalies.

The Methodology is often likened to Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR). However, we have developed the technology in a way that identifies the ‘Digital Signatures’ of different materials, many industry experts also refer to it as a ‘Digital Footprint’.

The above statement may need further qualification – when a field of energy passes through the molecular structure of any material it excites the internal structure and causes it to move in a distinctive pattern. This pattern of movement is as unique to that resource in the same way as DNA is to humans.

The recognition of that pattern of movement then becomes its unique ‘Digital Signature’. – GWS has stored within a ‘black box’ a database of known and proven resources sitting ‘in situ’. The database also holds the following further intelligence on each stored target;

  1. The initial ‘Earth Data’ and original binary code associated with that resource sitting ‘in situ’.
  2. Known and proven intelligence on the permittivity on each of the targets stored (aquifers, fracture & fissure systems – all sitting in differing terrains across the planet).
  3. The unique ‘Digital Signature’ of the known and proven resource (pattern of movement within the molecular structure)

Therefore, much of our methodology is the application of AI & Machine Learning and constant cross referencing against existing, known and proven data streams – our current database of stored ‘Digital Signatures’. The database currently holds over 300,000 known bodies of water sitting in different terrains and topographical locations.

Without exception every resource has its own unique Digital Signature – none more unique than that of water.