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High-Resolution Geophysical Technologies
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Applications:
- Identify buried hazards prior to drilling or excavating
- Determine preferential migration pathways for surface spills
- Map utilities for "as built" construction design support
- Locate pipeline leaks or voids
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Subsurface structure mapping has become an essential tool to engineers, designers, and industrial facilities. Existing underground structures create significant project risks during soil boring, well drilling, new construction, retrofits, and remediation projects. These risks include death, injury, property damage, environmental releases, and project delays.
High-resolution utility mapping using UtilityScan GPR system |
ARM’s mapping toolbox includes four methods in order to provide a series of checks and balances which will reduce the risk of missing an underground utility, due to the depth it is buried, the soil type and conditions, the piping materials and other site-specific conditions which may mask the existence of an underground utility. These include ground penetrating radar (GPR), metal detectors, radio/audio frequency utility locators, and 50/60 Hertz electrical line locators.
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