Introduction Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) is a relatively young geophysical technique.
First uses appeared in the 1960s with radio echo sounding of glaciers and ice sheets (Bailey …

… Ground penetrating, -probing or surface-penetrating radar has been foundtobea … Most
ground penetrating radars are a particular realisation of ultra-wideband impulse radar …

… Soil properties that affect the performance of ground penetrating radar … Soil suitability
maps for ground penetrating radar … Ground penetrating data and soil surveys …

… Data are acquired by reflecting radar waves off subsurface features in a way that is similar
to radar methods used to detect airplanes in the sky. Radar waves are propagated in distinct …

… One technique that has proved extremely useful is ground-penetrating radar (GPR or
ground-probing radar, surface-penetrating radar, subsurface radar, georadar or impulse radar). …

▪ Abstract Ground penetrating radar (GPR) is a near-surface geophysical technique that can
provide high resolution images of the dielectric properties of the top few tens of meters of the …

Ground penetrating radar (commonly called GPR) is a high resolution electromagnetic
technique that is designed primarily to investigate the shallow subsurface of the earth, building …

… Abstract A ground-penetrating-radar system was used to study selected stratified-drift
deposits in Connecticut. Groundpenetrating radar is a surface-geophysical method that depends …

Applications of ground penetrating radar (GPR) in soil surveys promise cost and time benefits
together with the possibility of repeating surveys at the same locations due to the method's …

… Although there is no reason why GPR data should not accurately reflect the position of its
targets, radars cannot measure with pinpoint precision. Radars, whether ground penetrating or …