The rapid industrial development and disorganized population growth in huge cities bring
about various urban problems due to intense use of physical space on and below the …

GPR (Ground Penetrating Radar) results are shown for perpendicular broadside and
parallel broadside antenna orientations. Performance in detection and localization of …

In this work we present and discuss the results of a novel and timely GPR-2D and GPR-3D
survey performed at an archaeological rock shelter site, Lapa do Santo, localized in the …

Identifying underground utilities and predicting their depth are fundamental when it comes to
civil engineering excavations, for example, to install or repair water, sewer, gas, electric …

In forensic geophysical research, using controlled experiments assists forensic search
practitioners in identifying optimal technique (s) and equipment configuration (s) in different …

This paper describes some ground-penetrating radar (GPR) results to characterize steel
tanks buried in the subsoil of an urban center. Tanks were installed in the first Brazilian …

In this work, some TDEM (Time Domain Electromagnetic) results at USP (University of São
Paulo) campus in São Paulo city, Brazil, are presented. The data were acquired focusing on …

The accuracy of detecting buried targets using ground penetrating radar (GPR) depends
mainly on features that are extracted from the data. The objective of this study is to test three …

Abstract The Teoloyucan Geophysical Test Site (TGTS) is designed to replicate and simulate
scenarios encountered in engineering and archaeological contexts. It is meant for …

In this paper, the Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) method was used to characterize
concrete tubes and steel/plastic tanks buried in IAG/USP test site. The microwave …