Ground-penetrating Radar and Geotechnical Analyses to Investigate the Foundation Settlements of an Indiana House in NW Spain

Article Construction & Building Technology

GPR analysis to detect subsidence: a case study on a loaded reinforced concrete pavement

Mercedes Solla et al.

Summary: Subsidence seriously affects the stability and safety of pavements and foundation soils, and efficient detection methods are needed. This study proposes using ground penetrating radar as a solution for non-invasive inspection of subsoil and explores different imaging techniques to improve the interpretability and detection of subsidence and settlement phenomena.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PAVEMENT ENGINEERING (2023)

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Review Environmental Sciences

From Its Core to the Niche: Insights from GPR Applications

Federico Lombardi et al.

Summary: Thanks to its non-destructive, high-resolution imaging possibilities and its sensitivity to both conductive and dielectric subsurface structures, Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR) has become a widely recognized near-surface geophysical tool, routinely adopted in a wide variety of disciplines. Since its first development almost 100 years ago, the domain in which the methodology has been successfully deployed has significantly expanded from ice sounding and environmental studies to precision agriculture and infrastructure monitoring.

REMOTE SENSING (2022)

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A Review of GPR Application on Transport Infrastructures: Troubleshooting and Best Practices

Mercedes Solla et al.

Summary: This paper introduces the use of ground penetrating radar (GPR) in the inspection of transportation infrastructures, highlighting its importance in assessing structural health conditions and its advantages and disadvantages. Through a review of the literature, the potential of using GPR is demonstrated, while some practical recommendations are made.

REMOTE SENSING (2021)

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Article Environmental Sciences

Ground Penetrating Radar Survey of the Floor of the Accademia Gallery (Florence, Italy)

Lapo Miccinesi et al.

Summary: This study utilized ground penetrating radar technology to survey the ground-floor of Academia Gallery in Florence, Italy, confirming the underground structure and detecting the foundation below the statue.

REMOTE SENSING (2021)

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Review Geochemistry & Geophysics