Electromagnetic Induction (EMI)
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems Inc. now has
the capability of using Electromagnetic Induction Technology (EMI or EM)

Electromagnetic Induction uses a primary magnetic field which induces an electrical current in the earth. The current in the earth produces a secondary magnetic field. The characteristics of the secondary magnetic field indicates the conductivity of the earth. 

The wide range of frequency selections available with EMI allow it to be useful in a variety of surveys including:

• Geological Mapping (Geologic)
• Groundwater Exploration (Hydrogenology)
• Contaminant Detection (Environmental)
• Landfill and Hazardous Waste Site Investigation (Environmental)
• Metal Detection (UST, Buried
  man-made objects)
• Precision Agriculture

The Electromagnetic Induction has an internal GPS unit. Having the internal GPS we are able to compile the data and map out the exact location of the finding per the latitude longitude given. To the right is an example of what the data will look like. In this map there are several locations of buried concrete on the site. 

Electromagnetic Induction technology is a great additional service that GPRS can offer along with our Ground Penetrating Radar Services. Electromagnetic Induction is best
used in open fields or parking lots covered
with asphalt.

Contact GPRS today for more information.

Electromagnetic Induction Equipment In Use