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Through a nearly $1 million grant from NATO’s Science for Peace and Security Programme, RETTEW geophysicist and Franklin & Marshall College professor Tim Bechtel, as part of an international team, previously designed a prototype of an autonomous robot used to probe minefields in Ukraine. Now, NATO is funding a new project to significantly improve the…
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RETTEW’s staff are passionate about changing our communities and the world for the better. The Central Penn Business Journal recently published an article by Jason Scott entitled “Geophysicist helps develop landmine detection robot.” The piece included parts of an interview with Tim Bechtel, PhD, Geophysicist at RETTEW. Below are excerpts from the article: “Since…
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RETTEW is excited to announce the addition of geophysics to our long list of services as we recently completed the asset purchase of Enviroscan, a recognized leader in the industry. Geophysics is the science of detecting and mapping underground, underwater, or otherwise hidden objects and features. Since 1992, Enviroscan has specialized in non-destructive, non-intrusive investigations to…
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To complete detailed technical work you need two things: the right equipment and the right expertise. Bill Steinhart, a senior geophysicist, has the right tools for the job as he helps a client prevent damage and decrease risk. Bill is using an EM-31 terrain conductivity meter to investigate a possible undocumented landfill underground. Before a…
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