M-HARE Basin
Basin-scale groundwater rechargeCombines GIS layers and monitoring data to analyze groundwater recharge across a basin. Explore the results on a map and export data as CSV.
- Input
- GIS & monitoring data
- Result
- Recharge maps & CSV
Geology · Geotechnics · Environment
GEOINNOVATION explores geology, geotechnics, and the environment. We connect field observations, geophysical investigation, and numerical modeling to understand ground conditions and support practical decisions.
About our workGEOINNOVATION is a privately held research company based in Daegu, Korea. Our work spans engineering geology, geotechnical and geoenvironmental engineering, geophysics, and hydrogeology. We connect field investigations with numerical modeling and research on inverse problems and uncertainty, and develop practical software for data analysis and interpretation.
The questions we work on, ordered from the surface downward.
We study soil and rock behavior, slope stability, and the influence of groundwater on ground conditions. Field investigations, geophysical surveys, and numerical modeling support the assessment of geotechnical conditions and risks.
We estimate recharge from water-table fluctuation (WTF) records and report how much each estimate can be trusted. Both recession-curve analysis and Kalman-filter methods are covered.
We investigate subsurface structures and properties using electrical resistivity, seismic, electromagnetic, ground-penetrating radar (GPR), gravity, and magnetic methods. Our research integrates survey design, data processing, forward modeling, and inversion to support geological, geotechnical, groundwater, and environmental investigations.
Using Fisher information and the Cramér–Rao bound, we establish the theoretical limits of recharge and resistivity estimates, and use that framework to decide whether more data or a different model is needed.
We are developing a site-selection and pre-assessment methodology for managed aquifer recharge and validating it against field data.
Tools for groundwater, seepage, electrical, GPR, seismic and gravity/magnetic investigation, and slope stability. Choose a field to find the right tool for your data.
Our programs require an access password. To request one, email us with the program name and how you plan to use it.
Combines GIS layers and monitoring data to analyze groundwater recharge across a basin. Explore the results on a map and export data as CSV.
Analyze groundwater-level responses to rainfall with the Hybrid-WTF and WRR 2021 models. Explore recharge timing and export graphs and CSV data.
Import APV or RES2DINV DAT survey data for forward modeling and inversion. Compare observed and calculated responses with the inverted resistivity section.
Import Schlumberger sounding data, edit layered earth models, and run automatic inversion. Compare observed and calculated resistivity curves and export layer parameters.
Read SEG-2 and SEG-Y waveforms, pick and review first arrivals, and invert P-wave velocity beneath irregular terrain. Inspect ray coverage and traveltime residuals.
Define terrain, soil strength and surcharge. Search circular slip surfaces with Bishop and Fellenius, and compare factors of safety using time-dependent pressure grids imported from SEEP Pro.
Analyze 2D sliding blocks, search critical candidates and back-calculate anchor forces. Examine rigid multi-block toppling/sliding equilibrium and linear-elastic plane-strain displacement and stress, with project and report exports.
Import SEG-2/SEG-Y waveforms or dispersion picks. Review the Rayleigh fundamental mode, edit the layer model, invert Vs and export profiles.
Review DT1/HD or CSV trace quality and time zero, and interpret reflector horizons. Fit diffraction velocity, run 2D migration, batch-process survey lines and map depth-slice amplitudes within supported survey areas.
Model polygon and circular bodies and fit their properties and location. Correct temporal reference-station variation, map XY observations and extract modelling profiles to compare anomalies, residuals and subsurface sections.
Model rainfall and boundary water-level histories with saturated–unsaturated flow. Review pore pressure, infiltration, runoff and water balance over time, then transfer pressure fields to STABLE.
WORKFLOW UTILITIES
Small tools for everyday data preparation and conversion. Find the task you need, then check the supported inputs and outputs.
Convert batches of Korean street or parcel addresses to latitude, longitude and your chosen projected coordinates. Combine address columns, then export the original data with coordinates and lookup status to Excel.
Open in your browser without a login or password. Supports XLSX, CSV and TSV files up to 10 MB / 10,000 rows. Real address lookup requires a VWorld API key.
Select Korean groundwater monitoring wells and retrieve historical daily or hourly records. Export water level, depth, temperature and electrical conductivity to CSV or Excel.
No login or app password. Real lookups require GIMS keys approved for daily (APIR10) or hourly (APIR14) data.
Search WAMIS rain gauges by agency or basin and rank them by distance from an address or coordinates. Retrieve hourly, daily or monthly rainfall and export to CSV or Excel.
No login or app password. Address search needs a VWorld API key; direct latitude / longitude entry is also available.
For collaboration, data interpretation or software access, email us with a short description of your project.
5F, M Building
225, Donghwacheon-ro, Buk-gu
Daegu, Republic of Korea
Tel: 054-475-9096
Fax: 054-476-9096