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GPR-SLICE image made by Dr. Gianluca Cantanzariti (www.3DGeoImaging.com) next to a cathedral in Florence, Italy.
GPR-SLICE image made by Magnus Larson with WSP Civils in Sweden on concrete with different rebar densities.
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GPR-SLICE image made by Harold Fulton with EMC Geophysics in Houston on a factory floor - 2ft profile separation.
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GPR-SLICE image made by Gianluca Catanzariti and Juerg Lechenbusch on a 15 hectare site in Switzerland with multichannel GPR.
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GPR-SLICE image made by Texas A&M Agri Research Dept (Prof Dirk Hays group) to detect the root systems for phenotyping.
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GPR-SLICE image made for applications in landscape archaeology, British School Rome, University of Southampton
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GPR-SLICE image made in conjunction with Steve DeVore of the National Park Service at a site in Brownsville Texas.
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GPR-SLICE volume imported into point cloud software with lidar data (courtesy of Kent Schneider and LandAirSurveying).
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Dr. Hyun dok Oh, from the Korean National Institute for Cultural Properties, recorded this image from the Wolseong Fortress, which was a former historic capital and lasted from 57 BC to 935 AD.
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James Adcock in the UK made these GPR-SLICE images of the garden at Windsor Palace. The images show shallow and deeper structures which may be related to remnant foundations from previous buildings that once adorned the site.
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