The Public Limited Company for Radioactive Waste Management (PURAM) organized geological research for the design of a research trench in the area of the village of Cserdi. The main goal of the campaign was to clarify the tectonic structure along the northeastern-southwestern Hetvehely–Magyarszék line and to examine the younger Quaternary (Pleistocene-Holocene) and/or Pannonian sedimentary layers covering the zone.
In Hungary, renewable energy usage is expanding every year, with solar panel installations becoming one of the most common and environmentally friendly methods of energy generation. Like any equipment, solar panels require regular inspection and maintenance.
The wide variety of geophysical methods can be applied across numerous sectors. We are not only considering large-scale industrial and agricultural investments here, but even smaller-scale research. Examples include studies that can help determine the location for a well in a family home’s garden. A homeowner looking for a cost-effective solution for garden irrigation or drinking water supply does not simply drill "somewhere in the garden" but makes an informed decision in designating the drilling location. This is especially true if the garden lies in a geologically complex area.
