Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is widely used in geological, hydrological, archaeological, engineering and forensic investigations to detect buried objects in the subsurface. GPR has arguably the highest spatial resolution of any geophysical imaging method, approaching centimeters under the right conditions.
Learning objectives
After completing this module, you will learn:
- Principles of operation of the GPR system
- The physical properties that influence the GPR signals
- GPR data acquisition using different systems
- GPR data processing and interpretation
- GPR applications and case studies
- GPR advantages and limitations