Locate conduits, post-tension cables, and rebar/reinforcing

Locate and map metallic, plastic, and concrete utilities.

Find buried evidence: bodies, weapons, caches of drugs

Measure pavement layer thickness, road structure assessment

GPR is now widely used for assessing the interior of concrete structures.

GPR sees widespread use in mining, quarrying & tunneling. 

Engineered development and assessment of groundwater conditions demand solid definition of subsurface conditions. 

Its ability to detect ancient foundations and historic infrastructure has made GPR a non-intrusive investigation method of growing interest to archaeologists. 

Military uses of GPR focus primarily on the location and detection of buried explosive devices. For area clearing, GPR is used on ranges and old sites to identify unexploded ordnance (UXO). 

GPR determines material alteration or degradation by mapping changes in soil and natural biological materials such as wood.

Snow and ice covered areas were the birthplace environments for GPR use. 

Some applications include systems for Geology/Geophysics/Civil Engineering