Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) is a non-destructive scanning technology used to detect objects, materials, and changes beneath the surface. GPR can help locate underground utilities, pipes, rebar, voids, buried structures, and other subsurface features without digging. Its applications range from construction and utility locating to geological surveys, cemetery mapping, and archaeology. In this article, we’ll explore […]
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Land surveying can be hazardous depending on where the land needs to be searched. Mountainous regions are probably the first thing that comes to mind when considering hazardous terrain. Other job hazards with land surveying are weather, busy cities, and highways. Using drones is the newest way to minimize hazards on the job site. Benefits […]
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Sinkholes can pose a serious risk to properties, roads, and structures, but the conditions that contribute to them aren’t always visible from the surface. Ground penetrating radar (GPR) can help identify subsurface anomalies and underground voids that may indicate potential sinkhole activity. By providing information about conditions beneath the surface without excavation, GPR can be […]
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How Do You See What’s Beneath the Surface Without Digging? Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is a non-destructive technology that uses high-frequency radio waves to create a visual “map” of the subsurface. This method allows professionals to identify objects, voids, utilities, and other underground features quickly, safely, and without excavation. How GPR Works During a GPR […]
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