GPR Pro Geological Radar

The principle of ground penetrating radar detection is that when the electromagnetic waves emitted by the radar encounter interfaces or objects with electrical differences during propagation, they will be reflected. Based on the waveform, amplitude intensity, and temporal changes of the received electromagnetic waves, the spatial position, structure, shape, and depth of the underground medium can be inferred.
Water supply leakage may cause local environmental changes such as void formation, settlement, and abundant water content around the pipeline, changing the electrical properties of the surrounding medium and causing abnormal radar reflection waves. These abnormalities can be used to determine the location of water leakage.