GS8000
- Available to rent
- Available to buy
Stepped-frequency utility GPR for locating buried utilities and mapping subsurface features in real time.
The Proceq GS8000 is a ground penetrating radar for fast subsurface utility detection and mapping. Stepped-frequency radar gives high-resolution imaging for buried utilities, infrastructure condition, and other non-destructive investigations.
Operators scan larger areas while watching the data in real time in the Proceq GPR Subsurface app. The software shows 2D and 3D views so a crew can pick out pipes, conduits, cables, voids, and structural elements without opening the ground.
The cart is used for subsurface utility engineering (SUE), construction investigations, road and pavement work, and infrastructure inspections. The point of the survey is to cut the chance of a utility strike and to give engineers and contractors a clearer picture before they dig.
It is compact enough to deploy for a single job. Smart Scanning rents and sells the GS8000 across Canada.
- Real-time 2D and 3D imaging in the Proceq GPR Subsurface app
- Line, grid, and free-path collection
- Used for SUE, pavement, and subsurface mapping
Specifications
Figures below are taken from Smart Scanning's product pages or from Screening Eagle's public product sheets. Where a number is not published, it is left off.
Measurement modes
- Line scan
- Grid scan
- Free path
Advanced visualization
- Time-slice view Pro
- 3D view
- Augmented reality
Applications
- Subsurface utility locating
- Subsurface utility engineering
- Road and pavement inspections
- Mapping subsurface obstructions
- Concrete scanning: voids, conduits, and structural anomalies
- Geotechnical surveys: soil layers and underground storage tanks
- Archaeological surveys: burial sites, foundations, and buried features
Related equipment
- GS9000 GX1 — 50-channel dual-polarization GPR with GNSS for large-area utility, pavement, bridge deck, and concrete surveys.