Blogs :: Ground Penetrating Radar 20Mar2017 Digging The Right Way - Risks Involved in Digging Without Locating Services Posted by Jon Armstrong Ground Penetrating Radar Digging on your own, without locating pipes and cables under the ground with established detDigging on your own, without locating pipes and cables under the ground with established detection methods can have disastrous consequences.ection methods can have disastrous consequences. MORE 17Dec2016 Benefits of Choosing Structure Ground Penetrating Radar Investigation for Your Project Posted by Jon Armstrong Ground Penetrating Radar GPR is a major breakthrough in ground investigation used for scanning, detection, and locating underground objects. MORE 07Jun2014 Tree Root Investigation Posted by Jon Armstrong Ground Penetrating Radar Tree roots are generally shallow in the soil and can travel well beyond the dripline of the trees crown. Tree root growth is opportunistic and occurs where the essentials for growth are present and is not always symmetrical in form and depth. MORE 05Jun2014 What Is a Ground Penetrating Radar? Posted by Jon Armstrong Ground Penetrating Radar Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) is a geophysical method that uses radar pulses to image the subsurface. This nondestructive method uses electromagnetic radiation in the microwave band of the radio spectrum, and detects the reflected signals from subsurface structures. GPR uses high-frequency radio waves and transmits them into the ground. MORE
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