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Products
- Structurescan
  - StructureScan Pro
    - Structurescan Pro
      The StructureScan Pro is a versatile concrete inspection system based on the SIR 4000, and offers a wide variety of antenna options for concrete applications.
  - StructureScan Mini XT
    - Structurescan Mini XT
      The StructureScan Mini XT is the newest generation of our very popular all-in-one GPR systems. It offers a 2.7 GHz antenna and can reach depths up to 24 inches (60 cm).
  - StructureScan Mini LT
    - StructureScan Mini LT
      The StructureScan™ Mini is GSSI’s all-in-one GPR system for concrete inspection. This handheld system locates rebar, conduits, post-tension cables, voids and can be used to determine concrete slab thickness in real-time.
- UtilityScan
  - UtilityScan Pro
    - UtilityScan Pro
      The UtilityScan Pro is a versatile utility locating system based on the SIR 4000, and offers several options for customization.
  - UtilityScan
    - UtilityScan
      The UtilityScan is the newest generation of our utility locating systems and offers premium features at an entry level price.
  - UtilityScan DF
    - UtilityScan DF
      The UtilityScan DF incorporates our innovative dual-frequency digital antenna (300/800 MHz) and a touchscreen interface to view shallow and deep targets simultaneously in a single scan.
- PaveScan
  - PaveScan RDM
    The PaveScan RDM uses the dielectric measurements of new pavement to determine pavement quality and uniformity.
- RoadScan
  - RoadScan
    The RoadScan™ 30 system is based on the SIR 30 and provides users with an effective tool for quickly determining pavement layers at high speeds.
- BridgeScan
  - BridgeScan
    The BridgeScan™ is a complete, affordable GPR system that is an effective tool for quickly determining the condition of aging bridge decks.
- GS Series
  - 200 HS Antenna
    The 200 HS digital, wireless antenna is ideal for geophysical, geotechnical, and environmental applications that require high reliability under challenging survey conditions.
- SIR Systems
  - SIR 4000
    - SIR 4000
      The SIR® 4000 is GSSI’s first high-performance GPR data acquisition system designed to operate with analog and digital antennas.
  - SIR 30
    - SIR 30
      The SIR® 30 is the next-generation multi-channel GPR control unit. This system can collect up to eight channels of data simultaneously with uncompromised performance.
- LifeLocator TRx
  - LifeLocator TRx
    The LifeLocator TRx locates live victims trapped at a disaster site for urban search and rescue.
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Solutions
- Concrete Inspection
  - Concrete Inspection
    Cutting and coring experts and construction professionals require a reliable, non-destructive solution to assess concrete and concrete structures.
- Utility locating
  - Utility locating
    Utility locators, construction professionals, environmental firms and land surveyors need to know about underground assets prior to digging and trenching efforts.
- Transportation
  - Transportation
    Highway professionals, engineers and transportation departments require a safe, reliable and non-destructive method to evaluate roads and bridges.
- Environmental
  - Environmental
    The key to a comprehensive environmental assessment is the subsurface investigation.
- Geology & Geophysics
  - Geology & Geophysics
    Ground penetrating radar (GPR) offers an accurate, non-destructive solution to mapping the subsurface of the earth.
- Archaeology & Forensics
  - Archaeology & Forensics
    Archaeologists and remote sensing specialists around the world rely on GSSI ground penetrating radar as a key tool for non-invasive site investigation.
- Search & Rescue
  - Search & Rescue
    Urban search and rescue (USAR) missions are extremely difficult to perform successfully, due to many obstacles including limited resources, harsh weather conditions and severely damaged infrastructure.
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GSSI Solutions - Archaeology

Articles

Using Ground-Penetrating Radar on Archaeological Sites