Underground Survey
Underground Survey
Underground surveys are conducted to identify and map subsurface utilities or hidden structures such as pipelines, cables, and other buried infrastructures. Utilizing Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and advanced supporting instruments, accurate data can be obtained without excavation—making the process more efficient, safe, and environmentally friendly.
In addition to utility detection, GPR can also indicate variations in subsurface materials, such as zones with higher moisture content or differing soil densities. Although the results are interpretive, this data provides valuable support for geotechnical analysis, construction planning, and serves as a strong basis for technical decision-making in the field.
