Listen to the message from the earth and assess the liquefaction risk.
In the field of disaster prevention, it is important to minimize damage caused by liquefaction during an earthquake. Liquefaction occurs when the ground contains a lot of moisture, and the shaking from an earthquake causes soil particles to become loose, leading to building tilting and ground subsidence. To address this issue, accurate ground information is essential. Our geological survey and drilling services provide the foundational data needed to assess liquefaction risk and support safe design and construction. 【Usage Scenarios】 * Ground surveys in areas with potential liquefaction * Consideration of liquefaction countermeasures for existing buildings * Collection of ground information for disaster prevention planning 【Benefits of Implementation】 * Visualization of liquefaction risk * Implementation of appropriate liquefaction countermeasures * Improvement of building safety
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**Features** * Ground information collection and analysis (boring surveys, in-situ tests, geophysical surveys, laboratory soil tests, etc.) **Our Strengths** We provide reliable survey and analysis technology along with extensive geological information, offering proposals during the design and construction phases. We also place a strong emphasis on investigating and addressing soil and groundwater contamination, as well as environmental-related services.
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Our company is engaged in the manufacturing and sales of concrete products related to the construction industry, as well as construction-related consulting. Listening to the wind, touching the water, and learning from the earth. Paskin thinks about what is important for people to live comfortably. The important things that must be done now.
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