These tools are indispensable whether the work is scientifically oriented or the work has a more practical, everyday application. Doing a cave or void detection, for instance, can be done with precision thanks to today’s 3-D mapping tools.
From a ministing Earth Resistivity Meter to 2D and 3D EarthImagers, AGI provides geologists and engineers with a vast range of equipment for working above ground and below. SuperSting Marine works below water, providing continuous resistivity profiling. These powerful mapping and void detection systems can be sampled via a Demo Download at www.agiusa.com/products.shtml.
By giving a clear picture of depressions, weak zones and voids, a geophysical instrument at AGI is invaluable. With this information, builders and engineers can see what the problems are before they start a project or begin a repair on a large structure. These instruments save valuable time and money by seeing the problem before construction starts. These 2D and 3D systems can provide information that excavation would alter rather than reveal.
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These systems are finely tuned to offer real-time, geophysical knowledge of a project site. These tools can eliminate unpleasant surprises during construction or excavation. These systems, which include advanced software, can used for a diverse number of applications.
For instance, highway engineers use these tools to study the structural integrity of bridges, piers and tunnels. Architects and builders use these tools to study the soundness of an existing building or a new construction site.
Of course, sometimes engineers are looking for something. It may be the location of a sewer pipe, an underground aquifer, oil or natural gas. With 3D mapping instruments, the job is faster and easier than ever before. Since the Marine technology can look underwater, there is really no obstacle to finding what a scientist is looking for.
Archeology on land and recovery efforts at sea are furthered everyday by these amazing instruments that can see what we humans cannot see. Humans really can see like Superman if they have the right AGI geophysical instruments for 3D mapping.
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