GROUND PENETRATING RADAR (GPR)

GPR is an electromagnetic method that detects interfaces between subsurface materials with differing dielectric constants The transmitter radiates repetitive shortduration electromagnetic signals into the earth as the antenna moves across the surface. Electromagnetic waves are reflected back to the receiver by interfaces between materials with differing electrical properties

GROUND PENETRATING RADAR (GPR)

GPR is an electromagnetic method that detects interfaces between subsurface materials with differing dielectric constants The transmitter radiates repetitive shortduration electromagnetic signals into the earth as the antenna moves across the surface. Electromagnetic waves are reflected back to the receiver by interfaces between materials with differing electrical properties

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Subsurface features, which may cause such reflections, are for instance: Man-made objects including all types of utilities of various material types such as plastic, ductile iron, concrete, underground storage tanks, building foundations, trench boundaries, buried waste and more. Natural geologic conditions such as changes in soil composition, supporting layers, ice, groundwater level, bedrock, boulders, cobbles, voids etc.

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Approximate depth range for different antenna frequencies

GROUND PENETRATING RADAR (GPR) Comparison of 3 different antenna frequencies

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Types of Antennas

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Unshielded antennas & suitable areas of use

Unshielded antennas The unshielded antennas consist of separate transmitter and receiver electronics to which the antenna elements are attached

GROUND PENETRATING RADAR (GPR)

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Unshielded antennas
200 MHz Electronic unit

100 MHz 200 MHz 50 MHz

25 MHz

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Unshielded antennas

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Unshielded antennas - Rough Terrain Antenna (RTA)

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Unshielded antennas - Rough Terrain Antenna (RTA)

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Shielded antennas & suitable areas of use

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Shielded antennas
100 MHz 250 MHz Electronic unit

500 MHz

800 MHz

Cable hose

Electronic unit with battery mounted

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Rough Terrain Cart (RTC)

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Monitor

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Battery indicator status

Radargram screen

Main menus

Control unit indicator

Information line

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Measurement settings

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Measurement settings

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Measurement settings

Zero level is expressed in nanoseconds as the location of the ground surface; from where the depth scale begins.

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ProEx Control Unit

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ProEx Control Unit mounted on RTC

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ProEx Control Unit and the safety hook

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Wheels for measuring distance

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