GPR Data Processing

GPR (Ground Penetrating Radar) data processing involves analyzing the signals collected by the radar to create a clear image of what lies beneath the surface. It starts with cleaning the raw data to remove noise and interference. Then, it adjusts for signal travel time and depth, converting the data into a visual format like a cross-sectional image. This process helps identify underground features such as pipes, voids, or archaeological remains. Overall, GPR data processing transforms complex signals into understandable visuals, aiding in accurate interpretation of subsurface structures.