Mobile GPR in Hobart
We provide mobile GPR using project-appropriate technology and practical data outputs to support planning, investigation and asset decisions.
(03) 6171 2555Cambridge, TAS
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At UDM, we provide mobile GPR in Hobart for corridor and roadway investigations where efficient data collection matters. Vehicle-mounted GPR allows subsurface information to be captured across larger areas while reducing the need for slow, repeated passes on foot. Our Stream UP system is designed for non-contact scanning and can support work along transport corridors and other extensive paved environments. The collected radar data is processed and interpreted to help reveal subsurface features for planning, asset management and further investigation. When a project calls for denser multi-channel coverage at lower survey speeds, our multi-array GPR service may be better suited. Speak with our team on (03) 6171 2555 about the survey environment and project objectives.
Mobile scanning changes how radar data can be collected across long paved corridors and extensive survey areas. The system captures subsurface data while moving along the survey corridor. Some mobile systems operate without the radar array contacting the pavement. The method is suited to roadways and other linear assets where conventional walking surveys may be inefficient. Field data is interpreted after collection so detected features can be incorporated into wider mapping and planning workflows.
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Common questions
- What is mobile GPR used for?
- Mobile GPR is suited to collecting subsurface radar data along roads, corridors and other extensive paved areas. Vehicle mounting allows larger areas to be surveyed efficiently.
- Does mobile GPR need to touch the road surface?
- Some mobile systems operate without the radar array contacting the pavement. This supports vehicle-based collection across transport environments.
- How is mobile GPR data used after collection?
- Recorded radar data is processed and interpreted to identify subsurface responses of interest. Findings can then support mapping, planning and further investigation.
Other UDM services
Projects often need more than one method. Explore the rest of our capability, or contact our team to discuss a combined scope.