As the GPR antenna is moved across the surface, it transmits electromagnetic signals into the sub-surface and receives reflections which are then amplified, processed, and displayed in real-time on a graphic recorder and a color video monitor. The GPR data are also recorded on tape for later playback and processing.

Experience and equipment are critical in order to derive the full benefit from the ground penetrating radar technique. At Hager-Richter, we have the experience and resources to provide you with reliable guidance and accurate data.
Experience is crucial in the analysis and interpretation of GPR data, and especially in evaluating the feasibility of GPR investigations where site-specific limitations are present.

Our state-of-the-art equipment complements our experience, often overcomes site limitations, and enhances the quality of our work. We own a full complement of antennas for different resolutions and exploration depths. Our color video field monitor allows us to compensate for amplitude differences and quickly adjust our field procedures to obtain the best data possible. Our survey wheel automatically triggers the placement of markers at equal intervals, thereby increasing the accuracy of survey distances. The processing software we use allows us to modify the way data are displayed and to filter out extraneous noise, providing us with a clearer view of subsurface conditions.