9 Applications found

Transient Technologies LLC applications

Example of GPR application on fresh water reservoir

GPR exploration of fresh water reservoirs allows user to examine in details the bottom. The important feature of GPR use that is to be mentioned - it can examine the structure of the bottom. I.e. there is possible to find underwater items located inside the bottom stratum. Also GPR can provide an information about the thickness of bottom silt or bottom ground, and its volume structure. The same exploration is very problematic if made by other means. In the summer 2012 VIY3-300 GPR was examined as sub-bottom profiler. The tests were made in Kyiv, Ukraine. GPR was placed in a plastic tub and moved across the surface of the fresh water lake. The survey window number of 166 ns corresponds to the depth of 2.7 meters. The signal reflected from the bottom is clearly visible on the profile. Compensation of the signal attenuation along increasing depth reached 60 dB. That indicates the water condition in an urban area.

Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR) for Geology and Environment

VIY3 GPRs allow to have a topography of subterrain structure down to 15 meters. That the good application for underground water exploration, searching for harmful chemical pollutions and underground cavities finding.

Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR) for Ice and Snow

GPRs can also be applied to measure ice and snow thickness and explore snow structure. Besides, you can explore ground surface relief that is located under ice and snow masses.

Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR) for Pipes and Cables

GPRs allow you to find a location, measure a depth of underground pipes, and cables, and other infrastructure items. The unique quality of GPR - they can find both metallic and non-metallic items with an equal efficiency.

Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR) for Construction and Infrastructure

In construction and infrastructure field GPR application makes it possible to have the most detailed topography of undergrounding. GPRs help to discover ground water location, old underground passages and cavities remains and karst layers.

Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR) for Archaeology

In archaeology using GPR you can process considerable areas of planned excavations. Therefore, the needed excavation area can be substantially reduced. Time and financial costs reduce as well. Examining historical buildings GPRs allow to find hidden rooms, spot areas of demolition in the object structure. What is remarkable, you can make a noncontact research with GPR (e.g. above ground surface).

Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR) for Roads and Bridges Construction

The roads and bridges construction and repair demand of careful investigation of road surfacing state, quality of used concrete and geological assessment of ground structure under roads to find any heterogeneity. GPRs can be applied here for: tunnels, road surface thickness measure, runways state assessment. The important advantage of GPRs using – quick road surface assessment.

Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR) for Fresh Water Reservoirs Eploring

In hydrobiology GPR also find its applications: fresh water reservoir bottom structure. find items lying on the reservoir’s bottom and inside bottom sediment. measure of peat and other bottom sediments thickness . search for underwater piping and other infrastructure items. archaeological underwater explorations.

Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR) for Forensics and Military

Police can use GPRs in different forensic investigations (search for hidden burials, underground hiding places and passages etc.). Military uses of GPR include location and detection of buried explosive devices and land mines.