Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) Survey is a non-destructive geophysical investigation method used to detect underground utilities, buried structures, cavities, pipelines, and subsurface anomalies using high-frequency electromagnetic waves.
GPR surveys are widely used in infrastructure projects, utility mapping, road investigations, concrete inspection, and archaeological studies where accurate underground detection is required.
Daily Coverage Capacity
Utility Mapping: 2–10 KM/day
Key Deliverables
• Underground Utility Detection Maps
• Subsurface Anomaly Identification
• Depth Estimation Report
• GPR Radargram Profiles
Accuracy & Data Quality
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GPR provides high-resolution data with reliable depth estimation, depending on site conditions and equipment configuration.
- Depth accuracy: ±5–10%
- Resolution depends on antenna frequency (higher frequency = finer detail, lower depth)
- Best suited for shallow to medium-depth investigations
- Performance influenced by soil type, moisture, and conductivity