“I’m Ian Jones and have been recently appointed by Robertson Geo as Finance Manager replacing Richard Rees who retires at the end of March. I am CIMA qualified and have over twenty years’ experience in […]
Read MoreThe winner of our client photo competition is Siim Torros of the Geological Survey of Estonia. The image shows logging water wells from the nearest vehicular access position some 12m from the well. Various Robertson […]
Read MoreThe British Antarctic Survey have two Robertson Geo 1000/2000m winches which have been used extensively both in the Antarctic and the Arctic for a range of down hole instrument deployments. The shelf seas component of […]
Read MoreMake sure you see our library of detailed Specification and Data Sheets for our comprehensive range of geophysical probes. Our Market specific presentations are supported by detailed literature downloads and data examples to guide you […]
Read MoreThe winner of our customer photo competition is Professor Bryn Hubbard from the department of Geography at Aberystwyth University. His outstanding photo of his research team conducting logging operations through the sea ice using Robertson […]
Read MoreRobertson Geo successful in logging multiple inclined bore holes in difficult space and application positioning. Using a High Resolution Acoustic Televiewer (HRAT) to log data to assist management with mineralisation modelling, development planning and extraction […]
Read MoreRobertson Geo technology successful in logging newly drilled pile boreholes. The Robertson Geo 3-Arm Caliper Probe provides a single continuity log of borehole diameters, recorded by three mechanically coupled arms in contact with the borehole […]
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