Noggin & pulseEKKO Ground Penetrating Radar for Research & Teaching

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The document discusses how Sensors & Software Inc. provides ground penetrating radar (GPR) systems and support to educational institutions for research and teaching purposes. It describes the company's GPR instruments as useful tools for university labs and field schools that allow students to gain hands-on experience with survey design, data collection, processing, analysis and reporting. The company offers various resources to enhance earth science courses including free teaching materials, guest lectures, software licenses and support for GPR research partnerships. Examples of recent academic collaborations are also highlighted.

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NOGGIN & pulseEKKO
Ground Penetrating Radar for
Research & Teaching
® ®

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
Driven by Dr. Peter Annan, Founder
& CEO
• Pioneered development of GPR
methods and instruments
• Authored numerous scientific
publications, patents and technical
reports
• Passionate about advancing the
frontier of science and applications
of GPR
We stem from Research & Academia

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
Sensors & Software Inc. has worked with
educational facilities for decades to teach the science
of GPR, illustrate the practical applications of GPR and
increase research using GPR.
We want to help:
• Professors incorporate GPR into their curriculum to
give students hands-on experience
• Develop the future leaders and industry experts
• Progress cutting-edge GPR research projects and
the application of GPR to solve real world problems
We are your partner in GPR Education

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
Noggin and pulseEKKO GPR systems are wonderful
teaching tools for university labs and field schools:
• Very simple and intuitive to use
• Provide students with a full experience
o Survey design, data acquisition, data processing, data visualization,
data analysis and final reporting
We can enhance your Earth Science course
with GPR

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
FREE Teaching Aids (PowerPoint
Presentations & GPR Textbook):
• Learn more about GPR
• Incorporate GPR into your lectures
Our Support

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
GPR equipment for research and field schools:
• GPR field school support program
• Hands-on experience with GPR and data
processing
Our Support

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
Talks from GPR Experts:
• Add interactive learning to your Earth Science courses
• Engage our GPR specialists in webinars, school visits,
equipment demonstrations and guest lectures
Our Support

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
Software lab licenses:
• FREE time-limited software license of EKKO_ProjectTM for
multi-user computer labs for student training
Our Support

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
Webinars & Training
• Live and custom webinars on relevant GPR topics
• Instructional courses on our innovative subsurface imaging
solutions
Our Support

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
Advanced Research Partnerships:
• Partner with you on your GPR research/project
• Engage our in house expertise to assist you
Our Support

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
University of Edinburg, United Kingdom
• Used Noggin 500
SmartCart & Noggin 250
SmartTow loaner Systems
for archeological studies as
part of the Apolline project

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
University of Waterloo, Canada
• Benefited from using a
pulseEKKO® 100 SmartCart
System which revealed
hidden landforms in the
outlet of Lake Huron

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
Coimbra University, Portugal
• GPR Theory, equipment
demonstration and hands on
experience for university students to
about 2 groups of 30 attendants

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
University of South Florida, United States
• Augmented their existing
pulseEKKO® system with a
loaner 500MHz transducer
• Found evidence of reverse
drag geometries in the GPR
data

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
University of Wisconsin - EC, United States
• Loaned a pulseEKKO
500 & 1000
SmartTow System to
Dr. Harry Jol
• Successfully used
GPR to investigate
the location of mass
graves, destroyed
synagogues, ritual
bathhouse and other
structures lost in
time in Lithuania

© Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc.
Want to learn more?
We would be happy to discuss how you can incorporate GPR into your
courses and field schools.
Contact us today!
Sensors & Software Inc.
1040 Stacey Court
Mississauga, Ontario Canada
L4W 2X8
Office: +1 905 624 8909
http://www.sensoft.ca/
Contact Us
Sensors & Software Europe GmbH
Auf der Haide 8
D-56203 Höhr-Grenzhausen
Germany
Office: +49 (2624) 915 9353
europe.sensoft.ca/

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Noggin & pulseEKKO Ground Penetrating Radar for Research & Teaching

1. NOGGIN & pulseEKKO Ground Penetrating Radar for Research & Teaching ® ®

2. © Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc. Driven by Dr. Peter Annan, Founder & CEO • Pioneered development of GPR methods and instruments • Authored numerous scientific publications, patents and technical reports • Passionate about advancing the frontier of science and applications of GPR We stem from Research & Academia

3. © Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc. Sensors & Software Inc. has worked with educational facilities for decades to teach the science of GPR, illustrate the practical applications of GPR and increase research using GPR. We want to help: • Professors incorporate GPR into their curriculum to give students hands-on experience • Develop the future leaders and industry experts • Progress cutting-edge GPR research projects and the application of GPR to solve real world problems We are your partner in GPR Education

4. © Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc. Noggin and pulseEKKO GPR systems are wonderful teaching tools for university labs and field schools: • Very simple and intuitive to use • Provide students with a full experience o Survey design, data acquisition, data processing, data visualization, data analysis and final reporting We can enhance your Earth Science course with GPR

7. © Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc. Talks from GPR Experts: • Add interactive learning to your Earth Science courses • Engage our GPR specialists in webinars, school visits, equipment demonstrations and guest lectures Our Support

11. Some of our recent academic support

12. © Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc. University of Edinburg, United Kingdom • Used Noggin 500 SmartCart & Noggin 250 SmartTow loaner Systems for archeological studies as part of the Apolline project

15. © Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc. University of South Florida, United States • Augmented their existing pulseEKKO® system with a loaner 500MHz transducer • Found evidence of reverse drag geometries in the GPR data

16. © Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc. University of Wisconsin - EC, United States • Loaned a pulseEKKO 500 & 1000 SmartTow System to Dr. Harry Jol • Successfully used GPR to investigate the location of mass graves, destroyed synagogues, ritual bathhouse and other structures lost in time in Lithuania

17. © Copyright 2018, Sensors & Software Inc. Want to learn more? We would be happy to discuss how you can incorporate GPR into your courses and field schools. Contact us today! Sensors & Software Inc. 1040 Stacey Court Mississauga, Ontario Canada L4W 2X8 Office: +1 905 624 8909 http://www.sensoft.ca/ Contact Us Sensors & Software Europe GmbH Auf der Haide 8 D-56203 Höhr-Grenzhausen Germany Office: +49 (2624) 915 9353 europe.sensoft.ca/

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