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what are the applications of this RIM method?

Does anyone recognize the GPR system? Sensors&Soft?

I agree with ADobrovolskiy, the long hyperbola does not look like coming from underground. The other one might be a man-made structure?

Thanks, guys. Wonderful data example, geophix!

Underground void locating with GPR is not always easy. Sometimes it's just hard to tell whether you are looking at a void or not in the GPR profile. In the following example,between 5' to 9' marks, there is apparently a void since it's so close to the ground surface. But it's harder to determine whe...

Has anyone used this GPR before? It's center frequency is 450MHz. High dynamic range helps its penetration depth, but how is its penetration depth compared to a regular 250MHz antenna?

Thanks, ADobrovolskiy. I never viewed ariborne GPR data before. Is the ground surface flat?

Anyone has an GPR image to show? It would be very interesting to see what it look like in the GPR data.

Is this real, or it's just a bogus claim? It implies other GPR manufactures other than "US Radar" are not compliant with the law: http://www.worksmartinc.net/gpr-requirements.php Here is the quote from the webpage: " Just because a company has been manufacturing, designing, selling, or leasing radar...

Just a try, embedding youtube video in the post actually works!

nsm, how do you embed youtube videos here? I love to watch videos without leaving the forum! Thanks.

UXO detection in US should still be fine, right? Some companies are still hiring geophysicists using mag and EM61. I guess it is a different matter.

gmradar, you are right! I just checked their website and I don't see any mutli-channel products except the Roadscan using horn antennas.

This is a military system and the price includes training, installation and support. Also it is coming with an array of metal detectors so that is the reason the price is that high. The most expensive GPR i knew was Terravision, an array GPR, from GSSI but this was tagged at about 100k$ and not 300...

I own a GSSI GPR. I tried Radan long time ago and I don't think they had 3D programs at that time yet.

I consider myself a geophysicist although I am not very good at math stuff. The main reason I want to do 3D visualization is to do "blind" scannings at sites where clients want to search for "everything" which could cause environmental concerns. So, without any specific targets in mind, it's better ...

Hi, sensoft, I checked the link, the program is exactly what I had in mind! Thanks! Currently I am using GSSI GPR regularly, but I might consider switching to Sensors & Software for the data handling I need. Thanks again!

Hello Everyone, My name is Jason and I am the product marketing manager at Sensors & Software Inc. Many of you in the near surface geophysics world might be familiar with our company which specializes in GPR equipment and software solutions for more than 20 years. I am happy to see this active foru...

Good pictures. Are you offering 3d data rendering services? What is the largest data size you can handle?

"Bright yellow cart" -- a win for sensors & software.

The highest price for a GPR system I ever heard before was about $300,000. I think it's from GSSI. This NIITEK system is apparently the champion.

With 1, 2 or 4 IDS antennas, great for underground utility locating:

http://www.tesmec.com/en/products/trenc ... radar.html

The wave velocity is so high, it should be sand or something similar.

Not a bad deal.