If you’ve ever worked with a utility line locator, you’re probably already familiar with single-channel GPR. If not, single-channel GPR is the traditional kind of GPR antenna used by a private utility locator. They’re the ones that look kind of like lawnmowers, and are often used for utility …
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An Enhanced Throwback Story: Whale Fossils, Rust, and the Potential of GPR
Did you know you can use ground penetrating radar in paleontology? While it’s not a super common use for GPR, many paleontologists are hopeful about the potential of ground penetrating radar in paleontology. We had the opportunity to put GPR scanning to the test on a very large …
Private Utility Locating and Property Damage: Who’s Responsible?
The job of a private utility locator may seem cut and dry, but sometimes things get a little murky. Like when it comes to the big “L” – a word that some people in the industry don’t even like to say out loud in case it comes back to haunt them. Yes, we’re talking about liability. Let’s say you hire …