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Using a Covermeter to correct GPR wave velocity during Concrete Scanning

by Dan Bigman | Aug 16, 2018 | Concrete Scanning, Data Processing, Structural Engineering

If you use GPR and didn’t know how this worked, then you should get further training. Check out our upcoming webinars, classes, and live workshops at LearnGPR.com. ******* SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL******* Subscribe to our channel: http://www.youtube.com/learngpr...

Why use a Deconvolution Filter on GPR data? | Ground Penetrating Radar

by Dan Bigman | May 21, 2018 | Data Processing

There are many different ways that GPR users can “clean” up their data. One of the lesser known filters available is called the Deconvolution filter. This can be a powerful tool in helping remove noise, specifically “multiples” and...

Collecting GPR Grids: Same Direction or Zigzag? | Ground Penetrating Radar for Utility Locating

by Dan Bigman | Mar 12, 2018 | Damage Prevention, Data Collection, Utility Locating

What is the best way to collect a grid for GPR investigations? There are two basic ways to collect a grid: going in the same direction for each profile, or zigzagging your data collection. Obviously each of these has a benefit and a drawback. 1) Going in the same...

What is my GPR target supposed to look like? | Ground Penetrating Radar for Utility Locating

by Dan Bigman | Mar 5, 2018 | Data Collection, Data Interpretation, Utility Locating

I was out in the Texas Oil Fields recently training some students. We were looking for flow lines… but I didn’t even know what a flow line was until I came to Texas! Flow lines are what carry out oil, gas, and water from the well and these can run in any...

3 Ways RDP affects GPR waves | Relative Dielectric Permittivity |Ground Penetrating Radar

by Dan Bigman | Feb 28, 2018 | Data Interpretation, geophysics

There are 3 ways that relative dielectric permittivity (RDP) affects Ground Penetrating Radar waves. 1) wave velocity. RDP and wave velocity have an inverse relationship. So, if the material has a high RDP, then the waves will move slowly. 2) wavelength. GPR antenna...
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