At Geoscope we find it the first time the right way, not the expensive way.
We use the latest innovations in Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Underground Service detection equipment to help guide us through the electronic instrument identification process giving you the best possible chance to validate them.
Knowing what’s below your site or project is the initial step anyone planning to cut, core, drill and penetrate a surface. On top of that, Geoscope offers:
In this article, we are going to uncover the methods professional utility locators go through on-site and the equipment they use. We’ll also touch on the different options and scenarios that we need to deal with to achieve our service locating accuracy to the Australian Standard AS5488.
Passive locating scans are a non-destructive method of detecting and identifying underground utilities by measuring their electromagnetic fields. This article explores how passive locating works, its advantages and limitations, including how it complements other locating methods, is safe and time-efficient, and can be used to locate various metallic utilities. However, passive locating scans have some limitations, including being affected by soil type, the depth of utilities, and the proximity of other utilities, and they cannot detect non-metallic utilities like plastic pipes.
In this article we will be talking about the game-changing advantages of slit trench utility investigations in the modern construction industry.
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