Products
- Flex NX
  - Flex NX
    Flex NX®, powered by Nexus™ is the industry’s most powerful and complete concrete scanning system. Use Flex NX™ on its own, or pair an NX wireless satellite antenna to be ready for any jobsite challenge.
- 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 tool designed for today’s professional concrete scanner and built to handle all your job site and survey needs.
  - StructureScan Mini LXT
    - StructureScan Mini LXT
      The StructureScan™ Mini LXT is designed and built for the concrete contractor who needs to locate and mark targets in concrete.
- 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
      UtilityScan is an indispensable tool for utility locating professionals around the world to easily and accurately map utilities in real-time.
  - 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 2.0
    - PaveScan RDM 2.0
      The PaveScan RDM uses the dielectric measurements of new pavement to determine pavement quality and uniformity.
  - PaveScan MDM
    - PaveScan MDM
      PaveScan Mix Design Module (MDM) is a powerful new tool for QA/QC labs.
- 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.
- Antennas
- Software
- Accessories
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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.
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GPR FOR DAM SAFETY - NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING & EVALUATION

Ground Penetrating Radar is a very effective tool in the delineation of rock fabric, detecting voids, depth of compaction, and identifying karst features and sinkholes in the subsurface. Dam investigations can provide information on sediment build up, rip rap monitoring, and leak and void detection.

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Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is one of the many effective geophysical tools for investigating voids, fissures, and fractures in dam infrastructure. GPR offers non-destructive testing and investigation of defects in concrete or earthen dam structures like spillways, rip rap, buttresses, etc. These defects or deformations can occur because of water saturation, erosion, water load, or any number of engineering faults which can put human life in danger.

LOW FREQUENCY SURVEYS

Low frequency GPR systems can offer a number of non-destructive testing options for dam monitoring. The 200 HS system can be used in freshwater to generate a bathymetric analysis, understand the potential flow of water underneath the dam, assess any other damage to internal structure, or to monitor rip rap. Other low frequency options can show the interior of large and/or very deep structures to locate large voids, fractures, or leaks. The ability to collect large amounts of data that can be difficult to obtain using invasive methods makes low frequency GPR the go‑to for a quick geophysical analysis.

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HIGH FREQUENCY SURVEYS

Concrete condition assessment can be easily performed using a high frequency system. These antennas provide sharp vertical resolution for imaging rebar, small voids, and fissures as well as enabling useful slab analysis. High frequency antennas image small scale deterioration, delamination, and other sub-par engineering which can be damaging to the interior structure of the dam. Pinpoint questionable locations within the concrete slab or other shallow survey areas to prevent catastrophic failures.

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For more information about the widest range of geophysical and seismic techniques, services, and technologies to address non-invasive investigation and the maintenance and monitoring of Dams, Embankments and Levees check out The Dam Safety Group