Ms. Haizlip is a geologist and hydrogeochemist who has spent the last 30 years working on the exploration and development of geothermal resources. Her primary expertise is in the area of applied hydrogeochemistry related to understanding geothermal systems and utilization and treatment of natural thermal and non-thermal waters for power generation and direct use. She has been the principal investigator on geothermal resource assessments, feasibility studies, as well as issues related to well testing, resource data collection, environmental compliance and geothermal fluid chemistry.
Mr. Wilmarth is a geologist with 12 years’ experience in environmental, hydrological, and
geothermal geoscience. He has worked on a wide range of geothermal reservoirs
in the exploration, development, and operational phases in a number of
countries especially the U.S., Chile, and New Zealand. He has extensive experience
in well site geology, well testing, exploration geophysics, MEQ
interpretation, geochemical sampling, shallow temperature (2 m) probe
surveys, conceptual modeling, regulatory agency liaison and compliance, and
resource review supporting investment decisions. He has performed original
research on the power density method of resource capacity estimation and on
permeability mapping, and has published numerous articles in geothermal
conferences and peer-reviewed publications on a variety of topics.
Leland Davis, Vice President of Operations Senior Geoscientist
Mr. Davis is an environmental geologist who has spent nearly 10 years with Geologica working on the
exploration and development of geothermal resources. His primary expertise is in reservoir data
collection, well testing, and resource analysis including computer based GIS
mapping and conceptual modeling.He has
provided key technical support on geothermal resource assessments, feasibility
studies, and wellfield management, as well as planning and execution related to
well testing, resource data collection, and environmental compliance.