Subsurface Imaging

Subsurface imaging is a technology used to visualize what lies beneath the surface of the Earth or other materials without direct contact. It employs methods like ground-penetrating radar, sonar, and seismic waves to create images of underground structures, such as pipes, archaeological sites, or geological features. This technique is valuable in fields like construction, environmental assessment, and archaeology, allowing experts to gather important information without invasive digging. By revealing hidden layers and objects, subsurface imaging aids in planning, conservation, and exploration.