Archaeologists and remote sensing
specialists around the world routinely rely on GSSI ground penetrating
radar and EM conductivity instruments as a key tool for non-invasive
site investigation. Whether the goal is site mapping
for excavation planning or locating sensitive cultural resources
for preservation or avoidance, GSSI remote sensing technologies
have been the tools of choice for over 35 years.
Ground penetrating radar is a key tool for law enforcement and
crime scene investigators for locating clandestine burials and
hidden objects. GPR has been instrumental in locating victims,
hidden caches of weapons or evidence, and even helping to locate
the remains of soldiers and civilians killed in war zones.
Archaeologists and Forensics Investigators Use GPR
and EM For:
- Excavation planning
- Archaeological site assessment
- Cemetery mapping
- Cultural Resource Management
- Site monitoring
- Clandestine grave location
- Location of hidden weapons or evidence
Case Studies
GSSI recommends SIR-3000, UtilityScan, TerraVision, Profiler, GSSI
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