Schlumberger Water Services

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Schlumberger Water Services Launches Diver-DCX Extended communication capabilities using telemetry systems Delft, Netherlands, July 16th, 2010 - Schlumberger Water Services (SWS) announced today the release of Diver-DCX* (Direct Communication eXchanger), a new component in the Diver-Suite* of groundwater monitoring systems that expands the communication format of Diver dataloggers to SDI-12 compatible telemetry systems. Diver-DCX provides new or existing customers with the ability to integrate Diver dataloggers into telemetry systems for effective real-time monitoring of municipal water supplies, industrial and contaminated sites, and water levels and quality at mine sites. "Historically our customers were limited to retrieving datalogger data at the well site using cables or within close vicinity using short-range wireless systems", said Martin Draeger, Marketing Manager SWS. "With the release of Diver-DCX, groundwater data can now be transmitted globally through our SDI-12 compatible telemetry system, giving groundwater suppliers instant access to detailed groundwater data with the click of a button. The result is significant cost and time savings over manual data collection." Diver-DCX features a built-in pressure sensor for automatically compensating water levels to the effects of atmospheric pressure, reducing the need for manual post-processing. The robust compact housing is waterresistant and is powered by an external source (no internal battery is required). This allows for flexible installation inside the well casing, translating to long-term, reliable operation. Diver-DCX is CE Certified and is compliant with the SDI-12 standard for environmental data acquisition. Visit www.swstechnology.com for the complete line of groundwater monitoring solutions. Schlumberger Water Services Launches AquaChem 2010.1 A Professional Application for Water Quality Data Analysis, Plotting, Reporting, and Modeling WATERLOO, Canada, March 26th, 2010 - Schlumberger Water Services (SWS) announced today the release of AquaChem* 2010 water data analysis software. This latest release will improve the way geochemists, environmental consultants, and government agencies interpret water quality data that influence decisions in the management of municipal water resources, mine water quality, contaminated sites, and oilfield water supply and disposal. Based on Microsoft AccessTM database structure, and now compatible with a Hydro GeoAnalyst* SQL ServerTM database, AquaChem 2010 offers a batch processing mode for plots and Mann-Kendall Trends that will significantly reduce the time required to analyze changes in water quality at multiple sites. These improved Quality Assurance and Quality Control tools will facilitate interpretation of duplicate samples and provide a means to detect sites with concentrations above background levels - something not possible with the use of guideline criteria alone. The new plot features will present data in new styles and formats, allow for correlation of hydrographs to field/lab samples, and generate higher resolution reports.

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