Volume 1 Number 1

Hazlett-Kincaid, Inc.
Specialized Geological Modeling Services

Our first issue!

We're proud to announce visualization week!

$1000 or less for state-of-the art geologic and parameter models

In this, our inaugural issue, Hazlett-Kincaid announces Data Visualization Week, to be held May 21st through the 28th, 2000. During this week, we will produce computer visualizations of your 2-D or 3-D site data, 3-D geologic models of your site, and more, each for $1000 or less! These models normally cost $4500 or more each, but during Data Visualization Week, we will slash prices to promote our services and show you what we can do!

We will be using EarthVision software, by Dynamic Graphics (DGI), Inc. to make the models. Dr. Kincaid is an expert user of EarthVision. Because of this and our relationship with DGI, we are able to pass on tremendous savings to you, our customer, while still providing the best looking and most sophisticated visualizations on the planet!

Call 888.525.1515 to sign up and get details. Space is limited.
Or
Visit our web site to see the
Data Visualization Week Budget Matrix

Data Visualization Week at Hazlett-Kincaid...we can see your future and it's looking high-tech!
*What you want...*	*What we deliver...*
3D Plume or Parameter Modeling 3D Geologic Modeling 3D Site Features Modeling
*EarthVision*

		A clearer view of the future through modeling...
One of the greatest infrastructure issues facing the United States in the near future concerns water resources. Through our hydrogeologic modeling, we provide quantitative answers to questions such as: Where is the water? How do we keep it clean? How do we protect it for future generations? These are just a few of the important questions to be addressed as both population and demand for limited resources increase. At Hazlett-Kincaid, we start with an aquifer-based view of the world. However, traditional hydrogeology and water resource work is well-based. The conceptual model starts at the well, with cones of depression, zones of capture, and travel times. This short-sighted point-of-view has led to ineffective groundwater management plans for several reasons. First, many of the well-based models do not consider a water balance. How can one plan future water use and budgeting if one does not know how much water will be available in the future? State-of-the art aquifer-based modeling allows us to consider the possibilities of drought, overuse, or other scenarios, all in the context of a water budget that is founded on hard data. Second, water resource studies are not coordinated across political boundaries. This has lead to different laws and regulations concerning groundwater use everywhere one goes, especially in states like PA, where we are located. Studies are performed with no relevance to events that might be occurring outside the study area. A recent example we witnessed involved a municipal water supply development project along a political boundary. A neighboring political body placed their well within a short distance an existing well in the other township, because they did not know it existed. As a result, the wells went dry and a lot of time and money were squandered. At Hazlett-Kincaid, we believe that quantitative groundwater models combined with sophisticated data management practices will manage our water resources most effectively, today and in the future. Copyright © 2000 Hazlett-Kincaid, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hazlett-Kincaid and the globe with arrows logo are trademarks of Hazlett-Kincaid, Inc. EarthVision is a registered trademark of Dynamic Graphics Inc.†
Comments or questions: Please call, e-mail, or write to us or visit our website at http://www.hazlett-kincaid.com		hazlett@hazlett-kincaid.com kincaid@hazlett-kincaid.com Hazlett-Kincaid, Inc. P.O. Box 6554 Wyomissing, PA 19610