archaeology detection Articles
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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 ...
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Resistivity applications
Archaeological application • Detection of buried tomb. Mineralisation exploration • Determining the size of ore deposit; • Determining the developing direction of ore deposit; • Mapping the distribution of ore deposit. Engineering applications • Determining the thickness of shallow formations; • Mapping basement rocks and their lithology; • ...
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GPR: a new tool for structural health monitoring of infrastructure
Abstract Recent developments in acquisition methodology, data acquisition systems, post-processing software, and the availability of user friendly high-frequency antennas have enabled the GPR user to generate accurate three dimensional images of the interior of concrete structures. Four case studies are discussed with emphasis on output that is readily understood by the non-specialist engineer. ...
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