In any excavation project, if underground objects can be detected, a great deal of time, trouble and money can be saved. A technology called GPR, or ground penetrating radar, can perform a subsurface imaging scan in order to provide the evaluation of a site prior to beginning the excavation.

2. In any excavation project, if underground objects can
be detected, a great deal of time, trouble and money
can be saved. A technology called GPR, or ground
penetrating radar, can perform a subsurface imaging
scan in order to provide the evaluation of a site prior to
beginning the excavation.
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3. This scanning system can locate utilities that are buried
underground, obstacles and debris, bedrock, old
foundations and other underground debris. The
technology specializes in finding both non-metallic
and metallic utilities including copper, PVC, concrete
and plastic pipes and in addition various conduits that
in many cases cannot be detected in any other way.
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4. This is an ideal way to locate the position of buried
utilities, storage tanks, drums, and man-made items
such as old roads, runways and underground buildings
using the exciting technology. Obvious, if you discover
a utility line that is underground, and for some reason
it is not on anyone's map or chart, you will be glad that
you uncovered it.
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5. The system operates by the sending
of a small pulse of energy into a
material through an antenna. The
strength and the time that the signal
takes to return to the device will
create reflections that are then
picked up by the recovery system
and stored on digital media.
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6. GPR has been in existence for
the past 40 years, and of course
there have been improvements
over the years, but it has saved
many an excavation project
precious time and money by its
availability.
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