Why is ground penetrating radar (GPR) survey in Delhi a necessity?
Ground penetrating radar survey is a technique used by geophysicists to locate and identify subsurface utilities. This method uses radars to form the images of subsurface contents. GPR surveys have helped geoscientists all over the world to research underground for utilities such as concrete, asphalt, metals, pipes, cables, or masonry. These methods reduce the damage by preventing unnecessary digging on excavation sites and help in excavation planning. Through GPR surveys, geoscientists can detect metallic and non-metallic substances underground and image them easily. What is the Ground penetrating radar method? Ground Penetrating Radar method can be simply explained by saying that a pulse or wave is sent into the surface and the echoing wave coming from the underground objects is recorded when the transmitted waves come in contact with any subsurface utility. Ground penetrating radar technique is carried out using energy waves in the microwave band, ranging in frequency from 1 to 100