Ground Penetrating Radar Surveys
About: GPR Surveys
Our trained technicians can interpret the radar images to complete site mark ups or export data into drawings.
Claret Civil Engineering are able to undertake GPR surveys to locate and map underground services and substructures. Our trained technicians can interpret the radar images to complete site mark ups or export data into drawings.
Key benefits
Early detection of hazards
Non-intrusive site investigation
The ability to determine service locations in 3D
The ability to import GPS data into mapping applications
Alleviates the need for excavations and the disturbance of sensitive locations
Ability to trace and mark the position of all types of cables and pipe, including plastic and ceramic materials
How it works:
The GPR unit transmits a radio signal into the ground, which returns when it encounters objects. This is interpreted to confirm the location and the depth of the objects.
A GPR works best when there is a big difference in the electromagnetic properties of the materials being surveyed. Meaning metallic objects make ideal targets.
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