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The ground beneath our feet in urban areas inevitably gets more and more congested over time with infrastructure comprising both underground structures and utilities.
A guide to using Ground Penetrating radar (GPR) to find UXOs, landmines and IEDs as a part of a multi-sensory approach in accordance with ALARP
Advanced geophysical solutions for locating and mapping groundwater aquifers.
Bedrock is the hard, solid rock most often found beneath the unconsolidated surface materials, such as sand or till, but also as outcrops above the ground surface.
The road infrastructure is important for innumerable reasons and needs to be maintained to a certain level to ensure safe access, both for private and public transportation.
When a mineral resource has been exhausted and a mine is closed, post-mining operations begin; the process of decommissioning and reinstatement.
Mining is a truly global activity with operations at uncountable locations around the world, comprising both subsurface and open-pit mines
Global development drives rising demand for minerals – especially valuable commodities like gold, copper, and iron.
Ice and snow are many times important indicators of changes to the climatological system on Earth.
Fresh groundwater is a vital but limited resource increasingly threatened by contamination and salination from overuse and urban growth.
Dams, used for water storage and for hydropower, irrigation, and flood control, are major structures needing regular monitoring and maintenance – especially as many age beyond their original design life.
With 24/7 global construction and ageing infrastructure, the need for inspection, maintenance, repair and rebuilding are constantly increasing.
Guideline Geo provide a number of geophysical solutions, which can be beneficial for ground investigations in conjunction with waste deposits and landfill areas.
There are over 64 million kilometers of roads globally, about 65% paved, mostly with asphalt made from stone and hydrocarbon or bitumen-based binders.
Buried archaeological features vary in age and size, often fragile and hidden, making them difficult to investigate without risking damage or destruction.
Tunnels are an essential and growing part of our infrastructure all around the world.
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