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Large industrial sites that exploit groundwater or have to manage groundwater contamination generally have a huge quantity of wells or piezometers. Each well or piezometer is subject to frequent water analysis, trying to monitor and delineate the pollutant plumes.
This leads to very complex databases where thousands of results are stored (chemical analyses, water levels, technical parameters). That’s too much for the ESG managers to have a global overview, to detect new sources of pollutants and to prioritize mitigation actions. They have therefore little control over the situation, which can lead to extremely costly pollutions to clean up, lawsuits and a deteriorating corporate image.