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Ground Penetrating Radar for mining

Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) is a well-established technology that has earned its place as the go-to technology for many subsurface imaging applications. No other geophysical method comes close to GPR's ease of deployment, nor the amount of ground that an operator can cover in a typical day. Workers can quickly and efficiently collect quality high-resolution data, which often facilitates ...

Lost Medieval Church Revealed - Case Study

Customer’s task Munifex is an archaeological prospecting company aiming to identify and raise awareness of Hungary’s national heritage elements. One of its current projects is to ...

Investigating Historic Archaeological Sites

Our colleagues from ImpulseRadar USA recently had the chance to demonstrate the Raptor-45 3D GPR Array at the Fort site, Historic St Mary’s City, and we extend our thanks to Dr Tim Horsley for this opportunity. Raptor is proving increasing ...

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Single Gouge Auger Set, Standard, 1 m

Hand-operated equipment can be applied for soil research up to a depth of 5 to 10 meter. In this product information leaflet a number of gouge augers are described. Their mutual quality is that they are all fitted with an almost half cylindrical operational part with parallel cutting edges running vertically, justifying the name gouge auger. This operational part may vary in length as well as in ...