Foundations of a 1928 building located from the original deed plans
A completed survey: 31 profiles at 400 MHz, read against the plans of the original deed to find the foundations of the building.
Project log →We survey sites ourselves, write the software that processes the data, and supply and support the radars that acquire it. Pick the door that matches what you need.
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Pipes and cables, tanks, foundations, voids, tree roots, slabs and road layers, across Belgium. You receive marked profiles, a plan and a plain answer.
RsGprCtrl for acquisition, RadarDataProc on the desktop and RsGprProc in the browser. Opens nine radar data formats.
Ground-coupled radars from 100 MHz to 1.6 GHz, and an array radar at design stage.
Choose a radar, describe the site, and get the radargrams it would record — with every buried object known. For feasibility checks, radar comparison, software testing and teaching. A five-minute video shows a survey from start to finish.
Simulator and video →A representative selection from our project archive: 16 surveys carried out and 1 ordered. Full project log →
A completed survey: 31 profiles at 400 MHz, read against the plans of the original deed to find the foundations of the building.
Project log →
Pipes picked on each radargram and plotted on a depth map, so the client could see which manhole feeds which run. Median depth 1.37 m.

Forty 200 MHz profiles; the gallery was located on 8 of them, 3.4 m from the route on the plan, at 2.46–2.92 m depth — right at the useful depth of 2.83 m.
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