Application Notes
Theory
This document explains the basic principles of Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR).
A document in the irreversible corruption of the collected GPR Data when using too much gain.
Different targets at different depths require different antennas to provide maximum success rate for your surveys. This paper evaluates two different antennas detecting three targets in the same place.
A short survey of two commercially available GPR antennas, their specifications and measurements results.
This article discusses the GPR vertical and horizontal resolution issues.
A practical approach to estimate bulk conductivity for Ground Penetrating Radar applications.
Practical Work
Underlines the necessary steps to perform a successful geological survey with GPR.
Survey of bridges in the town of Weymouth, in the South-West of the UK, preparing for the Olympics 2012.
Analysis the available techniques for performing deep utility surveys with a GCB-100 shielded ground coupled antenna.
Basic principles used when surveying UST (Underground Storage Tanks) with GPR.
This document is about the use of GPR technology for surveying waste fields and a simulated case study.
Comparison survey using a selection of Geoscanners GPR antennas.
An introduction to topography correction for ground probing radar surveys.
Bandwidth definition and measurement.
An example on how to use GPR for railroad inspection.