Different common applications our customers run every week. From a bridge-deck survey, road inspections or utility mapping to archaeological sites. See how GPR Insights can help at any case.

Beneath every street lies a dense network of water mains, gas pipes, sewers, power and telecom cables — most poorly documented or decades out of date. Striking one means safety hazards, outages and costly delays. GPR maps both metallic and non-metallic utilities, non-destructively, across large areas in a single pass.

GPR is used in pavement assessment for determining the stratigraphy of the road structure: number of layers, layer thicknesses, delamintion water ingressor other anomalies. Vehicle-mounted multichannel GPR (such as the GM8000 GPR systems) lets teams scan at highway speed without road closures. Along with continuous GPR data, core/boreholes samples are also taken as ground truth to compare the GPR data and calibrate.

Bridge decks resist traffic loading, weather, moisture, de-icing salts and surface wear and with time quietly accumulate cracking, corrosion, delamination and spalling. GPR can assist in capturing the subsurface state across the whole deck at once, especially with multichannel systems with very small channel spacing such as the GS9000 GX1 or the vehicle mounted GM8000 GX1 system that scan dense grids in a single pass making it easier and faster to map the reinforcement layer across the deck.

For reinforced concrete in walls, floor slabs and columns scanned with small high-frequency probes like the GP8800 or GP8000. Drilling through elements is expensive thus every reinforcing element and objects need to be detected, marked and exported as an annotated plan your contractor can drill against with confidence.
Whether you are scanning buildings, bridges, roads, pipelines, runways or others, we want to hear from you. Contact our applications team to share your case studies!