GPR Data LLC, your experts in Ground Penetrating Radar
GPR Data LLC engineers the most advanced data manipulation techniques using stacked ground penetrating radar technology.

Ground penetrating radar (GPR) is a method of collecting the highest resolution subsurface data. It can be used with concrete, ground soil, freshwater, sand, and a variety of other materials. GPR equipment provides raw data which, in the hands of trained experts, can be processed to provide exceptional 2D and 3D images of these otherwise invisible objects. It does not require access to the underside of a slab, as x-ray would. It does not emit harmful radiation, so your worksite is uninterrupted. Setup and teardown are relatively quick, so you're not paying for wasted time. It is completely non-destructive.

Ground penetrating radar is the best high-res imaging technology for a wide variety of industrial and archaeological applications, such as embedded reinforcing steel in concrete, hidden subsurface utilities, and bridge deck retrofits.

Rebar Mapping and Non-Destructive Inspection with GPR for Seismic Retrofit
Rebar Mapping, Seismic Retrofit
Concrete Inspection and Quality Control NDI / NDT / NDE with GPR
Concrete Inspection, Quality Control
Environmental Exploration with Non-Destructive Ground Penetrating Radar
Environmental Exploration, Mining
Bridge Rebar and Concrete Quality Inspection with Non-Destructive Ground Penetrating Radar
Bridge Rebar Inspection, Concrete Quality
Utility Detection and Mapping with Ground Penetrating Radar
3D Utility Mapping
Void Detection with Ground Penetrating Radar
Void Detection, Delamination, Separation
Grave Site Mapping and Archaeological Searches with GPR
Grave Site Mapping, Archaeology
Forensic Mapping and Law Enforcement Searches with Ground Penetrating Radar
Geological Investigation

 


GPR Data LLC | Phone: 541-345-1075 | Fax: 541-683-6324

GPR Ground Penetrating Radar, in Eugene Oregon - non-destructive testing & inspection, utility locates, concrete rebar and post-tension locating, bridge inspection, void detection, geological and geophysical archaeology.